What a compliant peptide vial label needs
A 2–3 ml vial gives you very little space, so every element has to earn its place. Our labels are laid out for the real vial size and print process, and always carry:
- Product name and amount per vial.
- Batch or lot number and a manufacture or expiry date field.
- A clear "For research use only. Not for human consumption." statement.
- Storage conditions.
- Your brand, plus a QR code or short URL that links to the batch COA.
We leave out anything that reads as a dose, a benefit or a medical use. That keeps the label consistent with your website, which processors and ad platforms check side by side. The research-use statement is expected, but it is not a legal shield on its own. What the rest of your store says matters more.
White label vs private label peptides
White label means you sell a supplier's existing product under your brand with minimal changes. It is fast and cheap to start, but your product can look like everyone else's. Private label means the product is made to your specification and packaged in your own design. It takes longer and costs more, but it is the route to a brand buyers recognise and trust. We design for both, and we can prepare a label system that starts as white label and grows into private label without a redesign.
Product mockups before stock lands
We render vials, boxes and kits as photoreal images with consistent lighting and angles, so a new SKU can be listed the day you decide to sell it. Every render matches the printed label exactly, which avoids the mismatch between photo and product that leads to disputes.
Print-ready files
You receive print-ready label and box files with bleed and dielines for your printer, plus web images sized for your store, marketplaces and email.
