Peptides EU pricing explained: per-milligram cost, shipping and VAT

What we checked and what we did not

We read Peptides EU's product pages for tesamorelin, kisspeptin-10, NAD+ and tirzepatide, plus its shipping, terms and FAQ pages, on 29 October 2026. Prices change, and the NAD+ listing showed as out of stock on that date; treat every figure here as a dated snapshot and recheck before ordering. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

We did not place an order or reach checkout, so we have not seen the final shipping rate for any country or the tax line. The product pages we read do not state salt form or net peptide content, so every per-milligram figure below is per labelled milligram, not per milligram of peptide. [1] The site's price-per-milligram guide explains how to adjust once you have a certificate that states content.

Listed prices normalised to cost per milligram

Cost per labelled milligram is the vial price divided by the milligrams on the label. The pattern is consistent: larger vials cost less per milligram, but not always. On the tirzepatide listing, the 80 mg vial cost slightly more per milligram than the 70 mg vial. [4] Run the division for every size before assuming the largest is cheapest.

Volume tiers and the reorder discount

The tesamorelin page shows a volume table with discounts "applied automatically at checkout." The table we saw was for the default 2 mg selection; confirm at checkout that the same percentages apply to other sizes. [1]

Separately, the site says returning customers get 5 percent off every reorder, applied automatically. [1] The pages do not say whether the reorder discount stacks with a volume tier, so do not assume it does.

• Even at the 15 percent tier, ten 2 mg vials cost EUR 15.30 per labelled mg, against EUR 9.94 for a single 20 mg vial. [1]
• A volume tier is worth taking only if you need separate vials for a documented reason, such as splitting material between experiments.

Shipping: what the published rate tells you

Peptides EU publishes one figure: tracked delivery to all EU countries "from EUR 7.99," with the rate for your destination shown at checkout. We found no free-shipping threshold on the pages we read. [5] [7]

Orders are dispatched within one to two business days of payment confirmation. Priority delivery is quoted at 2 to 5 business days after dispatch and standard at 5 to 10, and the shipping page says these times are not guaranteed. [5]

Because shipping is a fixed amount per order, it weighs most on small orders. EUR 7.99 adds EUR 4.00 per labelled mg to a single 2 mg vial, a 22 percent increase, but only EUR 0.40 per mg to a 20 mg vial. Treat EUR 7.99 as a floor until checkout shows your rate.

VAT: what is confirmed and what is not

The terms say prices are shown in euros and that "Applicable taxes and shipping are shown at checkout before you confirm payment." [6] They do not say whether the listed prices include VAT. We did not reach checkout, so we could not see whether tax is added for any country.

What the site does state is that EU orders travel as intra-EU parcels, so there is no customs clearance and no import VAT collected at delivery. [5] [7] That removes import charges at the door. It does not mean an order is free of VAT.

Under EU rules, a seller's cross-border sales of goods to consumers in other EU countries above EUR 10,000 a year are generally charged at the VAT rate of the country of delivery. Standard rates differ: 19 percent in Germany, 20 percent in France, 21 percent in the Netherlands and Spain, 22 percent in Italy, 23 percent in Ireland, 27 percent in Hungary and 17 percent in Luxembourg, and no standard rate may be below 15 percent. [8] [10] For business buyers, the EU guidance says a seller does not charge VAT on cross-border goods to a customer with a valid EU VAT number. [9] Peptides EU's pages do not mention VAT numbers or invoices. [5] [6] [7]

One further point for an institution's paperwork: the terms describe Peptides EU as a trading name with offices in Birmingham, United Kingdom, while the product pages say orders ship from within the EU. [1] [6] Before you budget, ask which legal entity issues the invoice and from which country the goods are dispatched, because both affect the VAT treatment.

Worked examples at two order sizes

These totals use the dated listed prices and the EUR 7.99 minimum shipping rate. The VAT column shows what happens if 19 percent German VAT were added to the whole order at checkout; it is a scenario, not a confirmed charge. [1] [5] [8]

• B2 costs 52 percent more per labelled mg than B1 for the same 20 labelled mg.
• If the 5 percent reorder discount applied to B1's goods only, the order would be EUR 188.81 plus EUR 7.99 shipping, or EUR 9.84 per labelled mg before any VAT. [1]
• None of these figures account for net peptide content, which no product page we read stated.

Who this pricing suits, and who should look elsewhere

The pricing suits a buyer in an EU country who wants euro prices, SEPA bank transfer or card payment, and intra-EU delivery without customs, and who can use larger vials. [5] [7]

Look elsewhere, or ask first, if your institution needs a formal quotation, a VAT invoice from a named EU entity, reverse-charge treatment on a VAT number, or a lot-specific certificate and net peptide content before purchase. None of those is described on the pages we read. [1] [5] [6] [7]

• Ask: are listed prices inclusive or exclusive of VAT for my country?
• Ask: which legal entity invoices, and from which EU country is the order dispatched?
• Ask: can you issue an invoice without VAT against a valid EU VAT number?
• Ask: what is the shipping rate to my postcode, and is there a free-shipping threshold?
• Ask: what are the salt form and net peptide content for the lot you would ship?