Peptide Clinic Supply Checklist: What Every Treatment Room Needs

Setting up or restocking a peptide or therapy clinic? Here's the consumables checklist for a treatment room built around subcutaneous protocols — what to stock, and the sizes that fit.

Syringes

Subcutaneous work runs on fine fixed-needle U-100 insulin syringes (0.3–1 mL, 29–31G). Colour-coded Unisharp syringes let you assign a colour per client or protocol to prevent mix-ups. Keep luer-lock syringes on hand for anything drawn with a separate needle.

Needles

Stock a draw gauge (18G or 21G) for pulling solution from vials, plus fine administration needles (27G–31G) if you administer with a separate needle rather than a fixed-needle syringe. See our needle gauge guide for the full breakdown.

Skin prep

Every injection starts with a clean site. Stock alcohol prep pads, or dual-action alcohol-and-chlorhexidine wipes for a stronger antiseptic step. Nitrile gloves too.

Sharps disposal

A compliant, puncture-resistant sharps container within arm's reach of the point of use. A 1.4 L or 1.8 L bin suits a single room; size up for volume. See our sharps disposal guide. Our needle + sharps bin combos pair both in one order.

The shortcut

Our Research Chem Bundle Kit bundles insulin syringes, draw needles, prep pads, and a 1.4 L sharps bin in one box — the fastest way to stand up a room. For monthly resupply at a standing discount, subscribe or open a clinic account.

General information for professional purchasers, not medical advice. Products supplied for legitimate professional, clinical, and personal medical use only.