Peptides in the UAE, supplied with their documents
Emirate Peptides supplies research-grade peptides and cosmetic peptide ingredients to laboratories, skincare brands and licensed businesses across the UAE. Every batch comes with its certificate of analysis. We supply businesses and institutions only.
What we supply
Research-grade peptides
For universities, research centres and R&D laboratories. Each product page gives the identity data a laboratory needs: sequence, formula, molecular mass and CAS number, with the strengths and box codes we hold.
Cosmetic peptide ingredients
GHK-Cu (copper tripeptide-1) and acetyl octapeptide-3 for skincare brands and manufacturers, with the specification and documents a formulator asks for.
Laboratory supplies
Bacteriostatic water, in 3 ml vials.
Who we supply, and who we do not
We open accounts for laboratories, cosmetic brands and manufacturers, trading companies and licensed healthcare establishments. Before a first order we check the trade licence and, for research-grade products, ask for a signed end-use declaration.
We do not sell to individuals, and we give no advice on doses or use. Who can buy from us
What comes with every order
A certificate of analysis for the batch
From the manufacturer, showing identity and purity.
Batch number and expiry on the delivery note
So each vial can be traced.
Packing for the product's storage temperature
One named contact
From enquiry to delivery.
Everything is pre-order
Every product in the range is supplied to order. Send the box codes and quantities, and we confirm the price and the delivery date before you commit. Pre-orders arrive within 14 days of confirmation, and nothing is charged when you pre-order.
How ordering works
- 1
Send us the products, quantities and delivery emirate, with your trade licence.
- 2
We check the account and send a quotation. It is valid for 14 days.
- 3
You confirm and pay. We accept bank transfer.
- 4
We deliver with the certificate and the delivery note.
Are peptides legal in the UAE?
Some are licensed medicines, some are cosmetic ingredients, and many are unapproved for any use in people. In 2026 the UAE's drug regulator acted against sellers of unapproved peptide products. Our guide explains where the lines are and where we stand.