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Adriatic Peptides is a Montenegro-based supplier of research-grade peptides, shipping across the Balkans and the EU from stock held in-region. Orders leave from Montenegro or Spain by tracked DHL or local delivery companies, so they arrive in days rather than weeks, no import wait, no customs surprises. We supply lyophilised peptides in 3 ml vials, sold as single units rather than fixed ten-packs, so a project isn't forced to buy ten vials to test one. Every vial is labelled with compound, quantity and batch reference. Per-unit pricing with no hidden handling charges. Payment by cryptocurrency, bank transfer or cash on delivery (only certain countries). Questions are usually answered within 24 hours, by the same person handling your order. For research use only. Our products are not medicines or supplements, and are not intended for human or veterinary consumption or any therapeutic application Contact: adriaticpeptides@gmail.com
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