A research peptide affiliate program for people who teach, write and run communities.
If your audience already asks where to buy research peptides and how to tell a good supplier from a bad one, send them to one that publishes a COA for every lot, and earn the 20% standard commission on their orders, repeat orders included. This page covers who fits, what works, and what is off limits.
Four kinds of partner.
Content creators
Video, newsletters, blogs and podcasts that cover research compounds, lab supply and how to pick a supplier.
Educators
People who teach lab technique, analytical chemistry, or how to read a Certificate of Analysis and what a purity figure does and does not tell you.
Community and forum owners
Forums, Discord servers and group chats where sourcing questions come up every week and members want one supplier they can check.
Labs and lab managers
Researchers whose peers ask where they buy. Note that your own lab's orders never earn commission; for your own volume, see bulk pricing.
Own lab buying in volume? Bulk pricing is published on every product.
What works, and what gets an account closed.
Works well
- Explainers on vetting a supplier: what a COA should show, who tested it, and how to check it against the lot on the vial.
- Walkthroughs of our published documentation: the COA library, the facility page, the guarantee.
- Unboxings that stop at the box: packaging, labeling, the lot number and COA on the vial, how fast it arrived.
- Price comparisons built from the published price list and bulk tiers, with the date you checked them.
- Your own sourcing criteria, and why a supplier passed or failed them.
Off limits
- Anything about using a product on yourself, anyone else or an animal, including jokes and hints.
- Personal results, results images, or content about how you look, feel or perform.
- Amounts, schedules, preparation steps or protocols, in any format.
- Titles, tags or ads aimed at people looking for something to take.
- Content that pairs our products with your training, coaching or wellness offer.
Good pages to link for a cold audience: how to vet a peptide supplier, the COA library and made in the USA. Only your referral link or your code credits you. A plain link to a guide or a product page does not, so share your link or code alongside it.
How you may promote
Six rules. They protect your audience, your account and ours, and they are the same for every affiliate.
- Research use only, every timeEvery product is sold for laboratory research use only. Say so, and never suggest, imply or joke about use in people or animals.
- No health or outcome claimsDo not say or imply that any product treats, prevents or improves anything, and do not share personal results or results images.
- No dosing adviceNo amounts, schedules, preparation walkthroughs or protocols, in posts, comments, DMs or videos.
- No targeting of human-use searchesDo not buy ads, write titles or use hashtags aimed at people looking for something to take. No bidding on our brand name, and no coupon-aggregator listings.
- Disclose the relationshipWherever your link or code appears, say plainly that you earn a commission (the FTC material-connection rule).
- Quote the documentationTalk about what the site documents: lot-tested COAs, US manufacturing, shipping times, the guarantee and the published prices.
These published rules govern participation. Where an affiliate has signed an agreement, the agreement wins over this page. We close accounts that break these rules.
Say you earn. Here is wording you can copy.
Put it where people see it before they click: in the caption, spoken in the video, next to the link. Not only in a bio or a page footer.
- Affiliate link: I earn a commission if you order through it.
- Bench Grade Peptides pays me a commission on orders placed with my code.
- I'm a Bench Grade affiliate. My code takes 10% off a first order unless a bigger discount already applies, and I earn a commission when it's used.
Creator questions.
- Is there a follower minimum?
- No, and there is no application review: you create an account and switch on your affiliate dashboard yourself. We do read what affiliates publish, and accounts whose content breaks the rules on this page are closed. A small, focused community can be a better fit than a large general one.
- Which should I use, my link or my code?
- Both. Links suit anything clickable, last 60 days in the browser that clicked, and credit you whatever discount the order uses. Codes suit video, podcasts and anything said aloud: typed at checkout on any device, they need no cookie and give the customer 10% off a first order. A code credits you when a customer uses it at checkout and its 10% is the discount that applies. It never combines with another discount, so a cart that already earns a bigger one, such as a multi-vial discount, is not credited through the code; share your link for those buyers.
- Can I use your logo and product images?
- Yes, for promoting the catalog under your affiliate agreement, which grants a limited license to our name, logo and product imagery. You may not register domains, handles or marks that look like ours.
- Can I run paid ads?
- Only inside the rules: no bidding on our brand name, no coupon-aggregator listings, and nothing written or targeted for people looking for something to take.
- I coach or run a fitness channel. Can I join?
- No. An audience that comes to you for training, physique or wellness results is not an audience a research-use-only supplier can be recommended to, and the agreement does not allow it.
Your first referral could be this week.
Create an account, switch on your dashboard, and have the price list ready for the first person who asks.
All products sold for laboratory research purposes only. Not for human or veterinary use.