Information for institutional quotation
Hyaluronic acid: price, documentation and dispatch in Colombia
Hyaluronic acid is offered at Péptidos Colombia as a reference input, classified within the catalog's cosmetic formulation actives. Technically it is a glycosaminoglycan: a chain of repeating sugars, not a peptide, which sets it structurally apart from nearly all the site's offerings. Its presentation is declared per piece — 5 mg/piece — a unit different from the vials in milligrams or milliliters that dominate the rest of the catalog. This page explains that classification, the small group of three cosmetic references it belongs to, the correct reading of its per-piece presentation, and the documentation that accompanies each lot. The catalog's verified descriptor is glycosaminoglycan; it is not a peptide.
Presentations and visible prices
| Presentation | Code | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| 5mg/piece | HA5 | US$442 |
The price above is the public value per vial. Availability and batch documentation are confirmed before the quotation is accepted.
A glycosaminoglycan, not a peptide
Hyaluronic acid is a glycosaminoglycan: a chain of repeating sugar units, chemically distinct from a peptide, which forms through bonds between amino acids. The catalog states this difference explicitly, because grouping Hyaluronic acid with peptides by commercial-category proximity would be imprecise from a chemical-classification standpoint.
As with the rest of this catalog's pages, this page does not describe any effect of Hyaluronic acid on skin or on any tissue. The content is limited to classification, presentation, reference price, and verifiable documentary conditions.
Cosmetic formulation raw material, not a biomedical research reference
The site's curated category groups Hyaluronic acid together with Matrixyl and Snap-8 under "Peptides and cosmetic formulation actives." It is a relevant distinction within the catalog itself: while most references are offered as biomedical laboratory research material, these three are stated as raw material for cosmetic formulation, a distinct use the catalog separates explicitly.
Of the three, Matrixyl and Snap-8 are indeed peptides — a palmitoylated pentapeptide and an acetylated octapeptide, respectively — while Hyaluronic acid is the only glycosaminoglycan in the group. They share a commercial category, not a chemical family.
Per-piece presentation: a unit different from the standard vial
Hyaluronic acid's specification is 5 mg/piece: a declared mass per unit or piece, rather than the vial used by most of the catalog. Because it is a mass, the site classifies this presentation in the same physical form as other milligram-measured presentations: lyophilized powder.
That "piece" unit should be read exactly as the catalog states it, without assuming it equals a full vial of another reference. When building a quote, the number of pieces requested — not just the milligrams — determines the total volume of the order.
Why this presentation is not measured in the same vial as the rest
Hyaluronic acid's current price is shown in this page's commercial block, with its own per-piece unit of sale, different from the milligram vial used by Matrixyl and Snap-8. That difference in unit of sale — piece versus vial — is what explains why this reference is not compared by quantity the same way as the other two in the cosmetic group.
The current value of each of the three references in the cosmetic group is always confirmed in its own page's commercial block, not in this description, and should be reviewed separately before approving any quote that includes more than one.
Hyaluronic acid's certificate of analysis, issued by Janoshik
The certificate of analysis (COA) for each lot of Hyaluronic acid is issued by Janoshik Analytical. The report states purity by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry (MS), the same documentary procedure applied to the rest of the catalog, including references that are not peptides.
The COA is handled on request and subject to documentary availability. This page does not publish a purity figure of its own, nor does it fill in formula or molecular weight: those data, if an institution's file requires them, are requested and verified against the specific lot's certificate.
Shipping, storage, and closing the request
Hyaluronic acid is stored according to the documentation applicable to the lot; if it specifies 2–8 °C and protection from light, those conditions are built into custody before shipping. Rates for shipping to Bogotá and nationwide are shown on the site's shipping information, with times confirmed at the time of quote. Outside Colombia, this reference ships to 5 countries (Costa Rica, Ecuador, United States, Mexico and Puerto Rico), from US$57; the rate for each country is listed on the site's international shipping page.
The purchase flow is the same as the rest of the catalog: request, written confirmation of the quote, payment coordinated through the defined method, and, if requested, delivery of the COA along with the material. Keeping each document under the same order code makes later review easier.
Frequently asked questions about Hyaluronic acid
Is Hyaluronic acid a peptide?
No. It is a glycosaminoglycan, a chain of repeating sugars. It shares a commercial category with Matrixyl and Snap-8, which are peptides, but does not share a chemical family with them.
What is the price of the 5 mg/piece presentation?
The published reference price is US$442. This is the value in force at the time of this writing; the page's commercial block always shows the current value.
Who issues Hyaluronic acid's certificate of analysis?
Janoshik Analytical, per lot, with purity reported by HPLC and identity confirmed by mass spectrometry (MS). It is handled on request and subject to documentary availability.
How is this reference stored?
According to the documentation applicable to the lot. If it specifies 2–8 °C and protection from light, those conditions are built into the custody record before shipping.
How much does shipping cost?
Rates for Bogotá and for the rest of the country are shown on the site's shipping information. Time is confirmed at the time of quote. Outside Colombia, this reference ships to 5 countries (Costa Rica, Ecuador, United States, Mexico and Puerto Rico), from US$57; the rate for each country is listed on the site's international shipping page.
Is Hyaluronic acid sold by the vial like Matrixyl or Snap-8?
No. It is sold by the piece (5 mg/piece), while Matrixyl and Snap-8 are sold by the vial in milligrams. Each one's current price is on its own page.