We track Semaglutide (5mg) pricing across every supplier in the CheckALab rankings. Prices below are indicative sample figures for comparison only — always confirm on the supplier's own site. Research use only.
£54
Lowest tracked
£96
Median price
5mg
Typical vial
14
Suppliers compared
| # | Supplier | Price | Per mg | Stock | Delivery | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kensington Labskensingtonlabs.co.uk | £54Lowest | £10.8 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | ✓ ID verified |
| 2 | Zenith Bio Labszenithbiolabs.com | £64 | £12.8 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | Not verified |
| 3 | Bioluxe Analyticsbioluxeanalytics.com | £74 | £14.8 | Low stock | Free UK tracked over £100 | Not verified |
| 4 | Luminex Research Centerluminexresearchcenter.com | £78 | £15.6 | In stock | Free UK tracked over £100 | ✓ ID verified |
| 5 | Rituals Genomicsritualsgenomics.com | £81 | £16.2 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | ✓ ID verified |
| 6 | Planet Bio Labsplanetbiolabs.com | £86 | £17.2 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | Not verified |
| 7 | Molecushift Institutemolecushiftinstitute.com | £86 | £17.2 | In stock | Free UK tracked over £100 | Not verified |
| 8 | Rexha Researchrexharesearch.com | £89 | £17.8 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | ✓ ID verified |
| 9 | Pure Peak Peptidespurepeakpeptides.com | £89 | £17.8 | Low stock | Free UK tracked over £100 | ✓ ID verified |
| 10 | Squire Bio Centersquirebiocenter.com | £97 | £19.4 | Pre-order | Free UK tracked over £100 | ✓ ID verified |
| 11 | Cannox Labscannoxlabs.com | £99 | £19.8 | Low stock | Free UK tracked over £100 | ✓ ID verified |
| 12 | Biovanta Researchbiovantaresearch.com | £104 | £20.8 | Pre-order | Free UK tracked over £100 | ✓ ID verified |
| 13 | Biovanta Research (IE)biovantaresearch.irish | £113 | £22.6 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | ✓ ID verified |
| 14 | Matrix Researchmatrixresearch.co | £114 | £22.8 | In stock | £4.95 UK tracked | Not verified |
Semaglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist and the best-evidenced compound anywhere on this site, with a clinical record spanning large randomised cardiovascular and metabolic outcome trials. That evidence belongs to licensed pharmaceutical products prescribed under medical supervision, not to research-grade lyophilised powder bought online. The distinction matters commercially as well as scientifically: the research market exists precisely because the licensed supply is expensive and prescription-controlled, and that price gap is what attracts the least careful suppliers.
Research-grade semaglutide is also one of the most commonly falsified peptides in circulation. Analytical surveys repeatedly find vials containing the wrong GLP-1 analogue, materially less peptide than stated, or generic filler with a trace of active compound. When the spread on this page runs from the mid-fifties to near a hundred pounds for a 5mg vial, the lower end is where identity testing matters most, not least.
Semaglutide pricing tracks raw peptide cost, which is high, plus the analytical burden a serious supplier carries. Mass-spec identity confirmation on every batch is expensive and the suppliers that do it cannot compete on headline price with those that do not. Vial size, peptide content after lyophilisation, and whether the listing includes bacteriostatic water or shipping all shift the effective per-milligram figure. Treat any listing that undercuts the table by a wide margin as a documentation question rather than a bargain.
We rank every supplier ourselves and nobody in this table has paid for their position. Our score out of ten combines four weighted inputs: coverage and recency of third-party certificates of analysis, verification of the company identity behind the domain, moderated reviews from researchers who bought through the site, and operational data on dispatch, stock accuracy and how disputes are handled.
On semaglutide we apply the strictest documentation weighting we use anywhere, because identity substitution is the dominant failure mode. A purity figure with no mass-spec identity confirmation attached earns partial credit at best. Reviews pass through moderation before they influence a score, and the blend is intentionally slow so a supplier cannot manufacture a rating jump. We recalculate continuously, so a supplier whose certificates go stale slides down this table automatically.
The lowest headline price is rarely the best value. Compare price per mg rather than price per vial, check whether a batch-matched certificate of analysis is published, and factor in delivery. A cheap vial with no third-party testing behind it is not a saving.
Kensington Labs currently sits at the top of this table at £54 for a 5mg vial, and holds a CheckALab score of 9.43/10.
Tracked prices run from about £54 to £96 for a 5mg vial, depending on supplier, batch and purity documentation.
No. Prioritise suppliers with published third-party certificates and ID verification, then compare price per mg between those.
They are indicative sample figures used for comparison on this demonstration site. Always check the supplier's own listing before ordering.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Nothing on this page is medical advice.