Importing research peptide supplies into Colombia
Importing a research input into Colombia is not the same process as importing a drug. A drug, where it applies, falls under Invima's sanitary-registration regime. A laboratory material is cleared through customs with DIAN using the shipment's customs documentation and, on the buyer's side, with the quotation and the batch's certificate of analysis. This article describes that difference; this supplier's contractual terms are on the site's legal pages.
Two authorities, two different questions
DIAN administers customs: classification, declaration and clearance of goods. Invima administers the sanitary registration of products within its scope — drugs, cosmetics and others listed under Decreto 677 de 1995. A laboratory that buys a peptide as a research input deals with both, but not with the same document.
This catalog states that the references are not intended for human or veterinary use and are not intended for the diagnosis, prevention, treatment, mitigation or cure of any disease. That statement is an exclusion clause, not an authorization. Availability depends on local stock and import lead times; the immediate-delivery and backorder labels are indicative.
What to document in an institutional purchase
On the supplier's side, the written quotation confirms the reference, the presentation, the estimated lead time and the dispatch conditions. On the batch's side, the certificate of analysis identifies the material that ships. On the customs side, the declaration and the shipment's supporting documents remain in the import file. The site may request additional documentation supporting the technical or research nature of the final recipient.
| Document | What it certifies | Who keeps it |
|---|---|---|
| Institutional quotation | Reference, presentation, lead times and commercial conditions | Buyer and supplier |
| Batch certificate of analysis | Analytical identity declared by the issuing laboratory | Buyer (with the vial) |
| Customs-clearance records | That shipment's passage through customs | Importer |
Where this site's contractual rule lives
The import and availability conditions, the documentary scope and the research-use terms are published on Péptidos Colombia's legal pages. This article does not replace them: it places them in context. The topic here is the difference between a laboratory input and a drug, and the documentation an institutional buyer should be able to produce.
Frequently asked questions
- Do these references carry an Invima sanitary registration?
- No. The catalog states they are not intended for human or veterinary use. Decreto 677 de 1995 describes the registration for products within its scope; this material is offered as a research input.
- Are DIAN and Invima the same process?
- No. DIAN clears the goods through customs. Invima issues sanitary registrations when a product falls within its scope. A laboratory input does not become a drug by passing through customs.
- Where are this supplier's terms?
- At /en/legal/import-export, /en/legal/quotation-terms, /en/legal/research-use and /en/legal/sanitary-notice. This article does not modify those pages.
Sources
- Decree 677 of 1995 — Sanitary registration and licensing regime (Invima)
Decreto 677 de 1995
- Invima — Marketing authorization (sanitary registrations)
Autorización de comercialización (registros sanitarios)
- DIAN — National Directorate of Taxes and Customs
Dirección de Impuestos y Aduanas Nacionales
- Péptidos Colombia — Import and availability
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Last reviewed: 2026-09-25. This site presents a technical catalog of references intended exclusively for research, technical or laboratory purposes. The published information is not medical advice, a prescription or a diagnosis, and the references are not for human or veterinary use. The availability, import, sale and dispatch of any reference are subject to document validation and to the health, customs and regulatory rules that apply in Colombia and in the destination country.