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Mercia Research is a UK-based supplier of laboratory research materials for scientific and analytical research. Research peptides are manufactured in Britain and undergo independent third-party analytical testing to verify identity and purity, with supporting Certificates of Analysis with every batch. Orders are packed and dispatched from the UK using tracked, temperature-controlled shipping where required to help maintain product integrity during transit. Mercia Research supplies products exclusively for laboratory and scientific research purposes.
5th Floor, 167-169 Great Portland Street,, London, United Kingdom
3.7
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Excellent experience from start to finish. Fast 24 hour delivery, securely packaged and everything arrived cold. Batch numbers matched the documentation and the certificate of analysis was included.
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