Alpha Omega Peptide Review 2026: Cosmetic Peptide Depth, GLP Agonist Breadth, and Multi-Category Research Coverage
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Alpha Omega Peptide is a research peptide supplier with 113 active listings spanning 12 categories. The catalog is distinguished by strong depth in both cosmetic peptides and GLP agonist compounds — two of the most active areas of current research interest — alongside a well-stocked selection of growth peptides, healing compounds, and cognitive research agents. Alpha Omega's breadth and balance make it one of the most comprehensive single-supplier options tracked on Peptides.SO.
As of August 2026, Alpha Omega carries a 4.0/5 rating from 3 platform reviews.
What Peptides.SO Could Verify
113 active listings across 12 catalog categories. GLP receptor compounds and healing/recovery peptides form the two largest segments, but the true differentiator is the cosmetic peptide catalog — an extensive line of branded skincare products built on GHK-Cu, exosomes, and cosmetic peptide formulations that is unmatched in breadth among tracked suppliers. The supplier holds no verified badge on Peptides.SO.
GLP-Axis Compounds: Full Coverage with Oral and Injectable Options
Alpha Omega covers the GLP research space more comprehensively than almost any single supplier tracked on the platform, including both standard injectable formats and oral/alternative delivery formats:
AMP-1P (GLP-1SG) — Semaglutide 5mg ($93, $9.30/mg): Single-receptor GLP-1R agonist, the research form of semaglutide. For GLP-1R mechanism background see the semaglutide research overview.
AMP-3P (GLP-3RT) — Retatrutide 48mg (multiple tiers: $75–$449): The triple GLP-1R/GIPR/GCGR agonist available in four quantity tiers ($75/48mg at $12.50/mg → $449 at $9.35/mg bulk). The quantity-tier structure here is notable — most suppliers carry Retatrutide at a single vial size; the bulk tier at $449 suggests catalog positioning for labs running extended protocols. Retatrutide research profile.
GLP-2TZ Capsules — Tirzepatide Capsules (7 tiers: $93–$425): Oral capsule format for Tirzepatide — the most extensive quantity-tier structure in the catalog (10mg, 15mg, 20mg, 30mg, 60mg, 90mg, 100mg tiers priced $93–$425). Oral/capsule Tirzepatide is a format distinction — most suppliers carry only injectable vials. Per-mg pricing scales from $9.30/mg (entry) to $4.25/mg (100mg tier), making this catalog's bulk pricing one of the most aggressive available for this compound across the platform.
CagriSema 10mg/10mg ($178, $17.80/mg): Dual amylin/GLP-1R combination.
Cagrilintide 10mg ($140, $14.00/mg): Standalone amylin-receptor agonist — uncommon as a standalone listing.
Reta/Cagri Blend 12.5mg/2.5mg ($135, $10.80/mg): Retatrutide + Cagrilintide combination — a four-receptor research compound (GLP-1R, GIPR, GCGR, AMY1R) in one vial. This is one of the most complex receptor-coverage combinations available in any supplier's catalog.
Orforglipron 6mg/90 capsules ($239, $39.83/mg): A non-peptide small-molecule GLP-1R agonist in oral capsule format. Orforglipron is a Lilly compound in active Phase 3 clinical investigation. Its inclusion as an oral research compound is rare in the supplier market — most catalogs carry only peptide GLP-1R agonists.
GLP Pricing Comparison (Tirzepatide Capsule Tiers)
| Tier | Quantity | Price | Price/mg |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | 10mg | $93 | $9.30/mg |
| Tier 2 | 15mg | $95 | $6.33/mg |
| Tier 3 | 20mg | $120 | $6.00/mg |
| Tier 4 | 30mg | $150 | $5.00/mg |
| Tier 5 | 60mg | $210 | $3.50/mg |
| Tier 6 | 90mg | $325 | $3.61/mg |
| Bulk | 100mg | $425 | $4.25/mg |
The 60mg tier at $3.50/mg represents the price floor. This is one of the most aggressive Tirzepatide pricing structures across Peptides.SO-tracked suppliers. See the Tirzepatide research profile for compound background.
Cosmetic Peptide Catalog: Unique Market Depth
Alpha Omega's cosmetic-research catalog is the most extensive of any tracked supplier on the platform, spanning branded topicals, haircare, skincare serums, and exosome products:
CopperCharge Product Line (Shampoo $32, Conditioner $32, Duo $60): GHK-Cu-based haircare formulations for scalp and follicle biology research. GHK-Cu's hair follicle stimulation research is covered in the GHK-Cu research profile.
Copper Glow Anti-Aging Cream ($52): GHK-Cu topical formulation for skin research applications.
CU+ Silk Body Cream ($36): GHK-Cu cosmetic body formulation.
EleveXo® H — Hair Growth Formulation ($695): Premium exosome-peptide hair growth formulation. Exosome-based products represent a distinct category from conventional synthetic peptides — biological vesicles carrying growth factors, RNA, and signaling molecules from mesenchymal stem cell culture. At $695, this is a high-ticket specialty research product.
EleveXo® S — Skin Renewal Formula ($695): Exosome-based skin regeneration research product.
Ascellos™ Exosomes ($1,495): Injectable exosome research product. At this price point, the target market is likely institutional researchers or advanced protocols where exosome sourcing quality matters.
HyperGlow TXA-5 Exosome Serum ($85): Mid-tier exosome serum for dermatological research applications.
GLOW Repair & Recovery Dissolving Strips ($199.99): Peptide dissolving strips in the cosmetic research space.
Simple EyeGlow ($34), Radiate Hair Serum ($29), Infinite Lash ($24): Entry-tier cosmetic research products covering eye area, scalp, and lash biology.
Simple Pepti Smile Toothpaste ($24.99): Peptide-enriched oral care research product.
No other supplier tracked on Peptides.SO offers this range of cosmetic research formats in a single catalog. For researchers studying cutaneous peptide biology, GHK-Cu mechanisms, or exosome-based regenerative applications, Alpha Omega is the primary catalog to evaluate.
Dissolving Strip Delivery Format
Alpha Omega is the market leader in dissolving strip delivery among Peptides.SO-tracked suppliers:
Melts Pro™ Ipamorelin + CJC-1295 Dissolving Strips ($197.99): Oral mucosal delivery of the Ipamorelin/CJC-1295 research peptide combination. Dissolving strips represent an alternative to subcutaneous administration and are studied for transmucosal absorption characteristics.
Passion and Performance Dissolving Strips ($239.99): Multi-compound performance research formulation.
Vitality Power Dissolving Strips ($59.99): Entry-tier dissolving strip formulation.
Melts™ Sleep Dissolving Strips ($39.99): Sleep-research oriented strip formulation.
Brain Fuel Dissolving Strips ($36.99): Cognitive research targeted strip.
GLOW Repair & Recovery Dissolving Strips ($199.99): Cosmetic-research strip formulation.
This dissolving strip catalog — 6 distinct products — is unique in the research compound market. No other supplier tracked on Peptides.SO carries comparable strip-format research compound options.
Healing and Recovery Peptide Catalog
| Product | Price | Price/mg |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 50mg | $115 | $2.30/mg |
| BPC-157 80mg (Klow) | $140 | $2.80/mg |
| BPC 157 Capsules 1000mcg | $170 | $0.34/mcg |
| BPC-157, TB-500, KPV + GHK-Cu (quad) | $68 | flat |
| TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) 10mg | $65 | $6.50/mg |
| TB-500 (Tb4) shorter chain 5mg | $55 | $11.00/mg |
| Klow Blend 80mg | $140 | $2.80/mg |
| KPV 10mg | $45 | $4.50/mg |
| GHK-Cu 120mg (Beauty Blend) | $55 | $0.46/mg |
| Beauty Blend GHK-Cu/KPV 50mg/20mg | $55 | $0.55/mg |
BPC-157 is listed in multiple formats including lyophilized vials and oral capsules (1000mcg, $0.34/mcg) — the capsule format is uncommon and relevant for researchers studying oral bioavailability of GI-active peptides. See the BPC-157 complete guide and BPC-157 vs TB-500 comparison.
Growth Hormone Secretagogue and Cognition Catalog
| Product | Price | Price/mg | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| CJC-1295 No DAC 5mg | $35–$70 | $7–$14/mg | Three tiers |
| CJC-1295 DAC 5mg | $70 | $14.00/mg | — |
| CJC-no DAC / Ipamorelin Blend 5mg/5mg | $65 | $6.50/mg | — |
| GHRP-2 Pre-Mixed Pen 10mg | $39 | $3.90/mg | Pen format |
| GHRP-6 5mg | $39 | $3.90/mg | — |
| Ipamorelin/CJC-1295 (w/o DAC) | $65 | $13.00/mg | — |
| Sermorelin | $49 | flat | — |
| Tesamorelin | $75–$109 | $7.50–$9.08/mg | Two tiers |
| Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin | $65–$109 | $6.50–$9.08/mg | Two tiers |
| FOXO4-DRI 10mg | $180 | $18.00/mg | Senolytic research |
| 5-Amino-1MQ (single, powder, bulk) | $45–$209 | $4.18–$45/mg | Three formats |
| Semax 5mg | $55–$192.49 | $5.50/mg to bulk | Three tiers |
| Selank 5mg | $55–$192.49 | $5.50/mg to bulk | Three tiers |
| Pinealon 20mg | $50 | $5.00/mg | Neuropeptide |
| ARA-290 10mg | $76 | $7.60/mg | ERK signaling |
| Dihexa | — | — | Not currently listed |
The GHRP-2 Pre-Mixed Pen ($39) is a format distinction: a pre-loaded delivery device rather than a standard lyophilized vial. For detailed GHRH-axis research context see the GHRP-2 and GHRP-6 profiles.
Metabolic and Mitochondrial Research
| Product | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MOTS-c 10mg | $43 | $4.30/mg — competitive |
| MOTS-c bulk 25mg | $279 | $11.16/mg (unusual multi-tier) |
| SLU-PP 332 | $154 | ERR agonist, exercise mimetic |
| SLUBAM (BAM15 + SLUPP332) 60 capsules | $255 | Oral mitochondrial uncoupler combo |
| Tesofensine | $150 | Triple reuptake inhibitor |
| Metformin HCl 500mg | $85 | $0.17/mg |
| 5-Amino-1MQ | $45 | NNMT inhibitor |
| Glutathione 1,500mg | $75 | $0.05/mg |
| L-Carnitine 500mg/mL 10mL | $60 | $6.00/mL |
SLU-PP 332 and the SLUBAM capsule combination (BAM15 + SLUPP332) are specialty mitochondrial research compounds not commonly found across supplier catalogs. BAM15 is a selective mitochondrial uncoupler; SLUPP332 is an estrogen-related receptor (ERR) agonist being investigated as an exercise mimetic. These are niche compounds for researchers studying mitochondrial bioenergetics outside the standard MOTS-c/SS-31 axis. The MOTS-c mitochondrial peptide research profile covers the mitochondria-derived peptide segment.
Reproductive and Endocrine Research
| Product | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HCG 5000 IU | $55 | — |
| HMG 75 IU | $55 | $0.73/IU |
| KissPeptin-10 10mg | $45 | $4.50/mg |
| Oxytocin 10mg | $35 | $3.50/mg — competitive |
| Thymosin Alpha-1 10mg | $86 | $8.60/mg |
| Thymulin 20mg | $84 | $4.20/mg |
KissPeptin-10 at $4.50/mg and Oxytocin at $3.50/mg represent competitive price points. Kisspeptin research and thymosin/immune function coverage create a well-rounded endocrine catalog.
Specialty and Emerging Compounds
Orforglipron ($239/90 capsules): Non-peptide small-molecule GLP-1R agonist in oral capsule format. One of the few suppliers tracking this compound.
SLU-PP 332 ($154): ERR agonist exercise mimetic. Rare in standard catalogs.
SLUBAM ($255/60 capsules): Oral BAM15 + SLUPP332 combination for mitochondrial uncoupling research.
Ascellos Exosomes ($1,495): Highest-ticket item in the catalog; institutional-grade exosome research product.
EleveXo formulations ($695 each): Premium exosome-based hair and skin formulations.
ARA-290 ($76/10mg): ERK-pathway signaling peptide for neuroprotection and insulin resistance research.
Pinealon ($50/20mg): Khavinson peptide bioregulator studied in neurological aging contexts, alongside Epitalon ($33/10mg) in the longevity segment.
Pricing Position Summary
Alpha Omega offers compelling pricing at several points: Tirzepatide capsules at $3.50/mg (60mg tier) is market-competitive, MOTS-c at $4.30/mg (10mg) is in the lower third, and Oxytocin at $3.50/mg is one of the lowest tracked on the platform. The exosome and branded cosmetic products are premium-tier with no direct comparison point available from other tracked suppliers. GHRP-2 at $3.90/mg and CJC-1295 No DAC at $7.00/mg (entry tier) are competitive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes Alpha Omega Peptide's catalog different from a standard research peptide supplier?
A: Three things set it apart: (1) Format diversity — dissolving strips, oral capsules, pre-mixed pens, and exosome products alongside standard vials; (2) Cosmetic peptide depth — the CopperCharge, EleveXo, and Ascellos product lines are the most extensive cosmetic-research compound catalog on the platform; (3) Specialty metabolic compounds — Orforglipron (oral GLP-1R agonist), SLU-PP 332, and SLUBAM represent niche mitochondrial and metabolic research options not available from most suppliers. For researchers in cosmetic biology, mitochondrial research, or studying alternative GLP-1R delivery formats, this depth is genuinely uncommon.
Q: What are the dissolving strip products, and what research applications are they relevant to?
A: Alpha Omega's dissolving strips are peptide formulations designed for oral mucosal (sublingual/buccal) delivery. Research interest in oral mucosal peptide delivery centers on bioavailability enhancement relative to swallowed capsules (which expose peptides to GI proteolysis) while avoiding subcutaneous administration. The Melts Pro Ipamorelin/CJC-1295 strips and the GLOW Repair strips apply this delivery format to growth-hormone-axis and cosmetic-peptide research respectively. This is a novel format in the research compound market — no other tracked supplier carries a comparable dissolving-strip range.
Q: How does Alpha Omega's Tirzepatide capsule catalog compare to standard vial sourcing?
A: Alpha Omega's GLP-2TZ Capsules are an oral capsule format for Tirzepatide research, with 7 quantity tiers from 10mg ($93) to 100mg ($425). Standard vials at other suppliers typically run $5.00–$12.00/mg for lyophilized Tirzepatide reconstituted for injection. The capsule format's bioavailability characteristics in research settings differ from injectable — researchers selecting oral format should factor in expected absorption efficiency differences when designing studies. The Tirzepatide research profile has background on GLP-1R/GIPR dual agonism.
Q: Is the Ascellos Exosome product a peptide?
A: No — exosomes are extracellular vesicles derived from cell culture (typically MSC — mesenchymal stem cell — sources) that carry endogenous proteins, RNA, and signaling molecules rather than synthetic peptides. At $1,495 per unit, the Ascellos product targets institutional or high-end research programs studying regenerative biology through vesicle-mediated signaling. Peptides.SO tracks it as part of Alpha Omega's broader research compound catalog, though it is categorically distinct from synthetic research peptides.
Q: What is ARA-290, and how does it differ from standard erythropoietin research?
A: ARA-290 is an 11-amino-acid peptide derived from the innate repair receptor-binding region of erythropoietin (EPO). Unlike full-length EPO, ARA-290 activates the tissue-protective heterodimeric innate repair receptor (IRR) without activating the hematopoietic EPO receptor — making it relevant for neuroprotection and insulin sensitivity research without hematopoietic side effects. At $76/10mg ($7.60/mg), this is a research-accessible price point for a compound not widely available in standard catalogs. PubMed context: []().
Q: Does Alpha Omega Peptide carry COA documentation?
A: Based on the supplier's on-site documentation, COAs are available for products in the catalog. Researchers should request batch-specific COAs for any compound before protocol use. The COA interpretation guide explains how to evaluate purity, identity, and methodology markers in any documentation received. The supplier has a 4.0/5 platform rating from 3 reviews — a small sample that suggests initial positive user experience but insufficient data for statistical confidence.
Pros and Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| 113 listings — one of the largest catalogs on the platform | No verified badge or independent platform testing score |
| Only supplier with dissolving strip research compound formats | Per-mg pricing on some compounds is above mid-market |
| Most extensive cosmetic peptide / exosome catalog tracked on the platform | Exosome and branded cosmetic products lack direct price comparisons |
| Oral capsule GLP format options (Tirzepatide, Orforglipron) uncommon in the market | Registration and documentation processes not specified on platform profile |
| Tirzepatide bulk tier ($3.50/mg at 60mg) among the most competitive tracked | Wide catalog creates more complexity for targeted single-compound evaluation |
| Specialty compounds: SLU-PP 332, SLUBAM, Orforglipron, ARA-290, Pinealon | Location undisclosed on platform profile |
| Pre-mixed GHRP-2 pen format; nasal spray solutions | — |
Verdict
Alpha Omega Peptide is the most catalog-diverse supplier tracked on Peptides.SO, with genuine market-leading depth in three specific niches: cosmetic/exosome research products (CopperCharge, EleveXo, Ascellos), dissolving strip delivery formats (Melts Pro, Brain Fuel, GLOW Repair, and others), and specialty metabolic research compounds (Orforglipron, SLU-PP 332, SLUBAM). Its GLP catalog is one of the most complete — covering Semaglutide, Tirzepatide (7 quantity tiers), Retatrutide (4 tiers), Cagrilintide, CagriSema, and the novel Reta/Cagri four-receptor combination.
For researchers with multi-compound needs across healing, cognition, GLP-axis, and cosmetic-peptide categories, sourcing from a single vendor can reduce administrative overhead — and at 113 listings, Alpha Omega is one of the few suppliers capable of serving that breadth without requiring supplemental sourcing.
The trade-off is that broad catalogs create more complexity in per-compound pricing evaluation. Use the supplier comparison page to cross-reference pricing on specific compounds before finalizing your sourcing decision, and request batch-specific COAs for any compound entering a research protocol.
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