Private-label peptides.
A defined project, from brief to pack.

From a new idea to a branded research range.

Launch a new research brand or extend an existing laboratory range. Wholesale Lab Peptides offers OEM and private-label project support, bringing brand development, product presentation and supply planning into one conversation.

We can work from your existing artwork or help develop the identity from the beginning: name direction, logo, colour palette, labels, stickers, vial presentation and packaging. The scope, material availability and production arrangements are agreed around your brief.

For eligible business and institutional research supply. Each project is scoped and quoted individually.

Decide what your project actually includes.

“OEM” and “private label” can describe different project scopes. Tell us whether you need a new brand identity, artwork applied to an existing research range, a particular pack presentation or a combination of those services. A request for custom synthesis, a new formulation or specialist testing needs separate feasibility confirmation; it is not included merely because a project is called OEM.

For each workstream, identify who supplies the input and who gives final approval. Your quote should make those responsibilities clear, alongside the services included and any work still subject to confirmation.

01 / Give your brand a consistent identity.

Tell us your target research audience, preferred style and any existing brand assets. The quotation will define concepts, revision rounds, deliverables and ownership or licensing arrangements. Brand and trademark clearance remain subject to the checks appropriate to your market.

02 / Bring the identity onto the product.

Create a coherent presentation across branded vials, product labels and supporting stickers. Agree the container and pack options appropriate to the proposed research material before production.

• Branded vial labels with a clear product and quantity hierarchy.
• Label dimensions, material and finish matched to the selected container and agreed storage conditions.
• Brand stickers, seals and secondary pack labels where included in the project.
• Batch or lot identifiers and other agreed traceability fields.
• Research-use, handling and storage information relevant to the material and market.
• Barcode or QR layouts when the identifier, destination and data are supplied and approved.

For a product matrix, label-field checklist and variant approval record, read the private-label peptide packaging guide.

Compatibility, adhesion and readability should be checked for the intended storage and handling conditions. Specific container, cap, seal and finish options are subject to confirmation. Branded presentation does not imply sterile processing or clinical suitability.

03 / Carry the brand through the whole pack.

Printed claims, safety statements and market-specific requirements must be reviewed before approval. Regulatory marks, certification logos, purity results and third-party names are included only when appropriate rights and supporting evidence are supplied and verified.

04 / Keep your brand connected to its batch.

Private labelling changes the presentation, not the underlying identity or analytical evidence. Your product identifiers and batch references should remain connected to the original material records.

• Confirm the research material, specification and quantity for each proposed product.
• Agree the batch-specific COA and analytical documentation required for supply.
• Keep label information consistent with the agreed product and batch records.
• Identify the issuing laboratory and any accreditation scope where relevant.
• Confirm who supplies and reviews the safety, handling and storage information.

A private-label COA or branded summary must not obscure the original testing source or misrepresent test results. No certification or regulator approval is created by adding your brand. See our certificates and laboratory testing guide.

Keep the approved specification and artwork together.

Before production, assemble one approval record that connects your product specification with the final label and packaging files. Review every product variant separately: artwork that is correct for one strength or pack size may be wrong for another.

• Material and quantity. Match the agreed product identity, stated content and pack count to the specification.
• Traceability fields. Identify where the batch, lot or other agreed reference will appear and how it maps to the material records.
• Handling information. Confirm the wording supplied for the selected material and presentation.
• Design version. Record the approved filename, revision and proof, including label dimensions and print requirements.
• Rights and claims. Confirm rights to the supplied assets and evidence for any analytical statement or third-party mark.
• Change control. Identify who can authorise changes and require a new written approval when content or specifications change.

Keep approval messages with the final files and order reference. If a physical sample or colour-critical proof is needed, specify that requirement before production is quoted. Digital artwork approval alone does not demonstrate the properties of the research material.

Use the peptide COA checklist when agreeing your document requirements, and the wholesale supply brief when defining materials and quantities.

A coordinated process with clear approval points.

1. Brief and feasibility. Share your brand, research materials, quantities, destination and launch priorities. Confirm the products and services that can be supplied.
2. Scope and quotation. Agree minimum quantities, design and setup work, unit prices, packaging, documents and estimated timing.
3. Brand and artwork. Develop or adapt the identity, label and packaging files within the agreed revision scope.
4. Review and approval. Check spelling, identifiers, quantities, batch fields, dimensions, warnings and claims. Approve final artwork and any agreed sample or proof in writing.
5. Production coordination. Proceed against the approved specification and agreed milestones. Material changes require a written update.
6. Final checks and dispatch. Confirm order contents, batch references, documents and the applicable local warehouse arrangements.

Digital proofs show layout and content; colour and material appearance can differ in print. If physical samples or colour-critical approvals are required, include them in the scope before production.

Plan the first order and the one after it.

Discuss domestic fulfilment for the USA, Canada and Australia through the relevant warehouse, with Hong Kong available for local enquiries. Confirm where branding and packing will take place, and when completed stock will be available domestically.

An overseas shipment will not be substituted for a locally quoted order. Quote lead times may include artwork approval, material sourcing, printing, packing and domestic stock preparation; no universal turnaround is advertised.

For repeat orders, keep the approved artwork version, product specification and reorder reference together. Review changes to labels, quantities or packaging before the next run. Reserved stock, scheduled releases or storage arrangements require a separate written agreement.

Agree the commercial details before production.

Your OEM quote should separate any design work, setup charges, materials, printing, packing, product costs and delivery charges. It should also state minimum quantities, payment stages, approved deliverables, revision limits and estimated milestones.

Artwork ownership, fonts, stock assets, supplied trademarks and file handover must be addressed in the project agreement. Provide only assets that you have the right to use.

Changes after approval may affect price, materials and timing; confirm them in writing before work continues. Any cancellation conditions for custom work must be disclosed before acceptance. Approved artwork does not remove applicable rights for production defects or goods that fail to meet the agreed specification.

See our terms and conditions and returns and refunds policy.

Tell us what you want your brand to become.

Send your business name, target market, proposed research products, initial quantities and target timing. Let us know whether you need a new logo or already have artwork, and select the services you want included.

We will confirm feasibility, the available options and a project-specific quote. Minimum order quantities, purity specifications, accreditation claims and lead times are never assumed.

Or email sales@wholesalelabpeptides.com with “OEM / private label” in the subject.