Best CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin Suppliers in 2026: Priced and Compared

The Ipamorelin price gap is bigger than the peptide itself

Ipamorelin runs from $3.18 a milligram at the cheapest seller we track to more than $22 at the most expensive. Same molecule, same research-grade powder, a seven-fold swing depending on which checkout page you land on. Stack it with CJC-1295, where verified prices spread from about $2.80 to $40 per milligram, and the cost of running the same GH secretagogue protocol can triple based purely on where you shop.

That spread is why "best place to buy CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin" deserves a real answer. We track 38 sellers that stock the pre-mixed blend and dozens more that carry the two peptides separately. Here is the short version: the sellers worth your money post third-party COAs from a lab we recognize, ship from inside the US, and price the components in the low-to-mid single digits per milligram. Below we name the ones that clear that bar, ranked, each with the reason we would send someone there. The full ranked list lives on our [CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin vendor page](/peptide/cjc-1295-ipamorelin), and the dosing math sits in our [stack protocol](/blog/cjc-ipamorelin-stack) and [dosage guide](/blog/cjc-1295-ipamorelin-dosage-protocol).

What you are actually buying

This is a two-peptide combo, and each half does a different job. CJC-1295 is a growth hormone releasing hormone analog. Ipamorelin is a growth hormone releasing peptide that mimics ghrelin. Run together, a GHRH analog plus a GHRP amplifies your natural GH pulses far more than either does alone, which is why this pairing became the standard body-recomposition secretagogue stack.

One detail decides how you dose it. CJC-1295 comes in two forms. The version with DAC (a drug affinity complex that binds to albumin) carries a 6 to 8 day half-life and gets dosed once or twice a week. The version without DAC, also sold as Mod GRF 1-29, clears in roughly 30 minutes and gets timed before bed or after training to ride your body's own pulses. Blends differ on which CJC-1295 form they include, so check the product page before you buy.

Ipamorelin earned its spot in the stack by being clean. At GH-releasing doses it stimulates the pituitary without meaningfully bumping cortisol or prolactin, which is what separated it from older peptides like GHRP-6. It reached Phase II human trials, was shelved for insufficient efficacy, and is sold today strictly as a research compound. Neither peptide is FDA approved, and both are research-use-only. We say that plainly because a good seller will too.

How we ranked the sellers

We score every vendor on third-party lab testing first, then verified price per milligram, US shipping, catalog depth, reputation, and payment options. For this pairing we leaned hardest on the lab tier: a real COA from an independent lab we recognize (Finnrick, Janoshik, Freedom Diagnostics) is the closest thing to proof that the powder in the vial matches the label. You can read the full method in [how we score vendors](/blog/how-peptidesrated-scores-vendors) and cross-check any batch in our [COA lookup tool](/coa).

The sellers worth your money

Verified Peptides: the value pick

If we could send someone to one seller for this stack, it would be Verified Peptides. It posts Finnrick COAs, ships from inside the US, and prices both halves at the floor of what we track: Ipamorelin at $3.18 per milligram (the lowest on our board) and CJC-1295 at $4.08, the cheapest US-shipping option we list. It also carries the pre-mixed blend, so you can run the stack from a single vial. High trust and the lowest verified prices in one place is a rare combination. [See the Verified Peptides review](/vendor/verified-peptides).

Peptidology: the top of our board

Peptidology sits at the very top of our vendor rankings, tests through Finnrick, and ships from Scottsdale, Arizona. It stocks CJC-1295 (around $9 per mg) and Ipamorelin ($5.80 per mg) as separate vials, which we actually prefer for a first run: buying the two apart lets you dial each dose independently and swap the CJC-1295 form if you want the no-DAC timing. If lab transparency is your top filter, start here. [See the Peptidology review](/vendor/peptidology).

Atomik Labz: the blend, done right

Atomik Labz carries the CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin blend, tests through Finnrick, and ships from Virginia. Its Ipamorelin lands at $5.60 per milligram, and it scores near the top of our board on lab provenance. A solid one-vial option for anyone who wants the convenience of the pre-mix. [See the Atomik Labz review](/vendor/atomik-labz).

Peptide Crafters: dependable and well-priced

Peptide Crafters stocks the blend, tests through Finnrick, and prices the components sensibly (CJC-1295 near $6 per mg, Ipamorelin at $5). It is a US shipper that keeps showing up in the upper tier of our rankings across peptides, which is the kind of consistency we like to see. [See the Peptide Crafters review](/vendor/peptide-crafters).

Panda Peptides: the value blend from up north

Panda Peptides ships to the US from the Toronto area, posts Janoshik COAs, and carries the pre-mixed blend. Its Ipamorelin is one of the better values we track at $4.20 per milligram. If you are open to a Canadian storefront, it is a strong budget entry with real testing behind it. [See the Panda Peptides review](/vendor/panda-peptides).

A few more we would happily buy from: NuLife Peptides, Eternal Peptides, and Polaris Peptides all carry the blend, all test through Finnrick, and all ship from the US. Any of them belongs on a shortlist.

What a great seller looks like

Strip away the branding and the sellers we trust share four habits. They publish a batch-specific COA from an independent lab you can name. They tell you which CJC-1295 form is in the vial. They ship from where they say they ship. And they price the components in a range that makes sense, roughly $3 to $9 per milligram for this pairing, so most of what you pay covers real testing and clean sourcing. When a listing checks those four boxes, the brand name matters a lot less.

The one habit worth building on your end: match the COA to the batch. A seller can post a beautiful certificate for lot A while shipping you lot B. Our [guide to reading a peptide COA](/blog/how-to-read-a-peptide-coa) walks through the fields that catch that, and the [COA lookup tool](/coa) lets you search batches across Janoshik, Finnrick, and Freedom Diagnostics before you commit.

Where to start

For most people the answer is Verified Peptides for the best mix of price and testing, or Peptidology if lab transparency tops your list and you want the two peptides in separate vials. Compare every seller side by side on our [full vendor rankings](/vendors), and read the [stack protocol](/blog/cjc-ipamorelin-stack) before your first dose so the dosing and timing are settled before the vials arrive.

As always, talk to a qualified clinician before starting anything new. Both peptides remain research compounds awaiting FDA review, and the sensible move is to treat them that way.

Sources

CJC-1295 with and without DAC, half-life and dosing (BC9): https://bc9.co/cjc-1295-dac-vs-no-dac/

Mod GRF 1-29 vs CJC-1295 (Jay Campbell): https://jaycampbell.com/blog/mod-grf-1-29-vs-cjc-1295/

Ipamorelin selectivity and mechanism (Superpower guide): https://superpower.com/guides/ipamorelin

Ipamorelin FDA approval status 2026 (PeptideStack): https://peptidestack.io/blog/ipamorelin-fda-approval-status

PeptidesRated CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin vendor rankings: https://peptidesrated.com/peptide/cjc-1295-ipamorelin