Andreas Harttmann


I run Peptides Promo Codes (peptidespromocodes.com), a directory of research-peptide suppliers and the discount codes that work at their checkouts, and I write the guides on its research blog.

I test discount codes at checkout, and each listing shows the date it was last checked. When I decide which suppliers to list, I look for published third-party certificates of analysis rather than a purity claim on a product page.

Some store links and discount codes on this site are referral links and codes, and we earn a commission when they are used. Rankings are never for sale, and paid placements do not affect inclusion or order.

Nothing I publish is medical advice. All products referenced on this site are for laboratory research use only, not for human or veterinary use.

How I check codes and suppliers

  • Codes are tested at checkout. I try each code in a real cart before it is listed, and the listing shows the date of the last check. Codes are re-checked weekly, and a code that stops working comes down.
  • Suppliers need third-party lab reports. I look for certificates of analysis that name the testing lab, the method, the batch and the date. A purity figure with no report behind it does not count. The full method is in the Buyer's Guide.
  • Policies and ordering. I check that shipping, returns and research-use policies are published in plain sight, and look at shipping destinations, accepted payment methods and how responsive support is.
  • Listings are monitored. Listings are re-checked on a rolling schedule, and a vendor that slips below the standard comes down, regardless of what the listing earns.
  • Corrections. Spotted an expired code or an error? Email info@peptidespromocodes.com and I will re-check and update the listing.

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