About Borealis Peptides

Why the evidence comes first

Most peptide listings describe what a compound is believed to do. We list what has been published: the study, the model, the amount used and the reported outcome, with a PubMed link so it can be checked. Several compounds we stock have no human study at all, and their pages say so in the opening paragraph. That costs sales on those products, and it is still the right way to describe research material to researchers.

Why the legal status is on every page

Health Canada has been active here: a public advisory in August 2025 listing seized injectable peptides, another in April 2026 warning against buying peptides online, and a permanent injunction against a Quebec retailer in July 2026. A supplier who knows that and stays quiet is relying on the customer not finding out.

What we will not do

We do not provide dosing, protocols, reconstitution volumes or schedules, on the site or by email. We make no therapeutic claims, because nothing here is a medicine. If you are looking for a medicine, a licensed clinician and a pharmacy are the route.