Information for institutional quotation
Matrixyl: price, documentation and dispatch in Colombia
Within the Péptidos Colombia catalog, Matrixyl occupies a different place from most references: it is a cosmetic formulation input, not a biomedical research reference. The catalog describes it as a palmitoylated pentapeptide for use in cosmetic formulation, grouping it with two other inputs — hyaluronic acid and Snap-8 — that share the same purpose. This listing explains that difference in framing, describes the single available presentation, its price position within the catalog's small group of cosmetic inputs, and the documentation and purchase process, including verifying each lot with the certificate of analysis issued by Janoshik Analytical, with HPLC for purity and MS for identity.
Presentations and visible prices
| Presentation | Code | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| 10mg | MX10 | US$79 |
The price above is the public value per vial. Availability and batch documentation are confirmed before the quotation is accepted.
Matrixyl is not a biomedical research reference
The Péptidos Colombia catalog distinguishes between references offered as biomedical research material and a small group of inputs used as raw material in cosmetic formulation. Matrixyl belongs to this second group, together with hyaluronic acid and Snap-8. The difference is not one of quality or documentation process — the same certificate-of-analysis standard applies to both reference types — but one of purpose: a cosmetic formulation laboratory acquires Matrixyl as a formula ingredient, not as the subject of a research protocol.
This listing nonetheless keeps the same documentary framework as the rest of the catalog: exact reference identification, presentation, certificate of analysis, storage, and quoting process. What changes is the commercial framing, not the requirement for lot traceability.
Palmitoylated pentapeptide: what the name declares
The origin classification describes Matrixyl as a palmitoylated pentapeptide, meaning a five-amino-acid chain modified with a palmitoyl group, a modification commonly used in cosmetic formulation ingredients because it changes how the ingredient integrates into a formula. This listing does not describe what that modification does within a finished cosmetic formula: it is limited to the structural classification the catalog declares.
As a formulation input rather than a biomedical research reference, Matrixyl carries no laboratory protocol on this listing, nor information about the concentration at which it is used within a finished cosmetic formula. That information, if the purchasing institution needs it, belongs to its own formulation department, not to this catalog page.
Three cosmetic formulation inputs, two ways of selling by unit
The catalog's group of cosmetic inputs has only three references: Matrixyl, Snap-8, and hyaluronic acid. The first two are sold by vial; hyaluronic acid, by contrast, is sold by piece — a difference in presentation and sales format, not a hierarchy of use.
Matrixyl and Snap-8 share, besides their price, the same type of chemical modification — both are peptides with an added group that facilitates their use in formulation — although they are distinct amino-acid sequences. Seeing them together in the catalog helps a cosmetic-input buyer quickly identify the references that correspond to this use, without having to check the site's other categories.
A 10 mg presentation and its price within the cosmetic group
Matrixyl is offered in a single presentation, a 10 mg vial, with internal reference code MX10, and a lyophilized powder physical form, like every catalog specification declared in milligrams.
Before the thematic reclassification into cosmetic inputs, Matrixyl appeared under Other catalog compounds, the site's largest origin category with 21 references. With no second presentation of Matrixyl, the quote is limited to confirming the reference name and the number of 10 mg vials required, with no need to specify a size among several options.
Lot documentation: the same Janoshik standard, a different type of buyer
The certificate of analysis for Matrixyl is issued, as for the rest of the catalog, by Janoshik Analytical, with HPLC for purity and MS for identity, per lot rather than for the reference in general. That Matrixyl is a cosmetic formulation input rather than a biomedical research reference does not reduce that documentary requirement: a formulation laboratory needs, just as much as a research laboratory, to confirm that the ingredient received matches the certified lot.
Access to the COA is on request and subject to document availability. The storage condition the site declares for the peptide catalog is 2–8 °C, protected from light, a condition that also applies to Matrixyl when the lot's documentation confirms it.
Quoting, shipping, and payment
Shipping cost varies by destination and is shown on the site's shipping information page; that amount is added to Matrixyl's list price and the number of vials requested to reach the total quote. This page does not set a delivery timeframe; the date is confirmed during the quote, based on destination and lot availability. 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.
Payment is arranged after confirming reference, presentation, units, destination, and total in writing, the same as for any other catalog reference, regardless of whether it is a cosmetic input or a research reference.
Frequently asked questions about Matrixyl
Is Matrixyl sold for biomedical research?
No. The catalog classifies it as a cosmetic formulation input, together with Snap-8 and hyaluronic acid, rather than as a biomedical research reference.
What other catalog references are cosmetic inputs?
Snap-8 and hyaluronic acid complete the group. Snap-8 is sold by vial like Matrixyl; hyaluronic acid, by contrast, is sold by piece.
Can Matrixyl's certificate of analysis be requested?
Yes. It is issued by Janoshik Analytical per lot, with HPLC for purity and MS for identity, on request and subject to document availability, the same as for the rest of the catalog.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping cost varies by destination; see the site's shipping information page for current rates. Payment is arranged after the order is confirmed in writing. 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.
How is Matrixyl stored, and what is left to verify?
Storage is set by the lot's documentation; when it indicates 2–8 °C and protection from light, that condition must be in place before receipt. CAS number, molecular formula, molecular weight, and purity percentage are not published on this listing: they are data from the shipped lot's certificate and are verified against it.