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Peptide guides for businesses in Iraq

These guides are for the people who order, check, store and formulate with peptides in Iraq: purchasing staff, laboratory staff and cosmetic formulators. Each one says what is documented, names its sources and dates in the text, and states plainly where a fact could not be found.

We supply businesses and institutions in federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. We do not supply individuals, and no guide here gives advice on use in a body.

Three types of peptides, three sets of rules

A peptide is a chain of amino acids. The chemistry does not decide how it may be sold; the type of product does. In Iraq a peptide reaches a buyer as one of three types:

  • a medicine, registered with the Ministry of Health (in the Kurdistan Region, with the region's own Ministry of Health) and supplied through pharmacies or, for state hospitals, through Kimadia;
  • a cosmetic ingredient, used by manufacturers in products for skin and hair;
  • a research material, supplied to laboratories for experiments and not for use in people or animals.

We supply the second and third types. The first belongs to the licensed pharmaceutical chain.

The rules in Iraq

The science

Cosmetic ingredients

Laboratory handling

The tool

The peptide list

The guides explain; the range records what we supply. Each product page gives the sequence, formula, mass, strengths and box codes. Start at the range, or go straight to the research-grade line or the cosmetic-grade line.