Nothing about this order was notable and I am recording it for that reason. Quoted timeline held, documentation correct, material as described. Release is signed and dated by an identified individual.
WuXi TIDES (WuXi AppTec Testing Division)
Research compound manufacturer trading as WXT (wuxitides.net), based in Wuxi, China, established 2002. Janoshik-tested and verified by Medutest, PeptideMeter and VendorInvestigate. Catalogue spans peptides, oligonucleotides, SARMs, injectable oils and raw materials with certificates of analysis.
Dispatch and warehouses
Stock is held regionally, so an order ships from within the buyer’s own country rather than from the manufacturing site. Current lines and lead times are published by the supplier itself: order direct at wuxitides.net →
- Netherlands (Rotterdam) — European Union, 2-4 days
- Germany (Hamburg) — Germany, Austria, Switzerland, 2-4 days
- United Kingdom (London) — United Kingdom & Ireland, 2-3 days
- United States (California) — United States, 2-4 days
- Canada (Toronto) — Canada, 3-5 days
- Australia (Melbourne) — Australia & New Zealand, 3-5 days
Identity
- Legal name
- WuXi TIDES (WuXi AppTec Testing Division)
- Short code
WXT- Also known as
- WXT, WXT Biotech
- Storefront
- wuxitides.net →
- City
- Wuxi
- Region
- Wuxi
- Established
- 2002
- First documented here
- 4 Jun 2024
- Specialty
- Broad catalogue including oligonucleotides; the longest operating history in the directory
- Record state
- Verified
The storefront is linked so a reader can verify a supplier directly. This page does not endorse suppliers, and no supplier has any influence over what appears on it — see the funding disclosure.
Verification record
Independent results submitted by members and recorded with the lot, the date, the method as reported, and the state. 5 of 5 verified, across 4 independent services, first recorded 4 Jun 2024.
| Date | Service | Compound | Lot | Method as reported | Result | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-20 | Janoshik | Semaglutide 10 mg | WXT-2606-114 | RP-HPLC, 214 nm, 30 min gradient | 99.3% area | verified |
| 2026-02-17 | PeptideMeter | Tirzepatide 15 mg | WXT-2602-047 | RP-HPLC + LC-MS | 98.8% area; identity confirmed | verified |
| 2025-12-05 | Medutest | BPC-157 10 mg | WXT-2512-311 | RP-HPLC, 220 nm | 98.4% area | verified |
| 2025-09-30 | VendorInvestigate | Documentation audit | n/a | Document review across 18 certificates | Complete; method identifiers traceable | verified |
| 2025-06-11 | Janoshik | Retatrutide 5 mg | WXT-2506-088 | RP-HPLC, 214 nm | 97.9% area | verified |
- 2026-06-20, Janoshik: Related substances individually below 0.2%.
- 2025-12-05, Medutest: Peptide content by AAA reported separately at 82.6% (acetate salt).
- 2025-06-11, Janoshik: Content assay is offered alongside purity on request for any catalogue line, which almost nobody else in this directory does.
Documentation quality
Certificates are issued on a consistent template carrying the method, a system-suitability summary and a reference to the analytical procedure identifier. Content assay is offered alongside purity on request for any catalogue line, which almost nobody else in this directory does, and related substances are reported individually.
Maintainers' assessment
Verified across all four services. The oldest establishment date here, 2002, and the only supplier whose documentation regularly distinguishes a purity assay from a content assay — a lyophilised vial can be highly pure and contain less peptide than the label states, and this is the one certificate set that lets you see both. Records span twenty-four months with every result inside specification.
What to ask for
The documents above are what members were sent. If you want more than that, these four requests are answerable and are answered: the lot-specific certificate rather than a batch-level one, quoted against the lot number on the vial; the gradient, column and injection volume behind the purity figure; the peptide-content assay alongside the chromatographic purity, because they are different quantities; and the batch record, if you need the synthesis history rather than the release result.
Ask before you order rather than after. The answer to a technical question, and how long it takes, is a property of an operation that no certificate can show you. The catalogue, the current lead times and the contact route are on the supplier's own site: visit wuxitides.net →
Community reviews
26 reviews from members with a record on this site. Aggregate rating 8.9 of 10 across 913 reviews.
Mass-spectrometric identity accompanies the chromatographic determination, so identity is confirmed by two orthogonal methods rather than asserted. The declared and independent figures differ by less than method repeatability. Research use only; these are not approved for human administration.
I hold certificates from a number of suppliers and this is the one I would put in front of a new member as the worked example. Gradient and column chemistry are both stated, so the determination is reproducible.
Packing on the consignment: a rigid outer with no rattle anywhere in it. Designed rather than inherited. Nothing here is medical advice and I am not qualified to give any.
Weighed 9 units from a single consignment against declared fill. All within two per cent. Fill uniformity gets a fraction of the discussion purity gets and is the harder problem. On the evidence I hold they are the default rather than the risk.
Been buying tirzepatide 10 mg here since before the catalogue expanded. The expansion has not cost the original lines anything measurable. Water content is reported by Karl Fischer with the method named. One member, one record, offered as such.
A question about counter-ion identity and content was answered with a figure and a unit rather than an assurance. Release is signed and dated by an identified individual.
The declared figure was not adjusted upward between the certificate and the commercial documentation. Small, and specifically worth checking for. Verify your own material regardless of anyone else’s figures, mine included.
Ordered BPC-157 10 mg from stock held in Poland. Quoted 8 days, delivered day 8, tracking accurate at every hop.
Labels square and legible, lot codes matching, invoice and certificate in agreement. Consistency rather than brilliance, and consistency is what I was buying.
Reconstitution of the LL-37 5 mg produced a clear solution on contact — no haze, no particulate, no extended agitation. Consistent with a correctly executed lyophilisation. I will update this post if a later lot changes the picture.
Five orders, five quotes, each correct on vial size and fill at first issue and each held to the price on the invoice. Scoped to the lots named. Not generalised beyond them.
The storage condition the stability statement was written against is printed on the certificate, which means the statement can be evaluated rather than merely noted. Release is signed and dated by an identified individual.
Ordered across two lots deliberately to test whether the second resembled the first. A tenth of a point apart. Documentation practice rather than a single purity figure is the substance of this.
Custom synthesis completed 2 days inside the quoted schedule at the purity named in the specification. I have no relationship with this supplier beyond having paid them.
Repeat determination on the same line at 10 months returned 98.6%, against 98.6% originally. No drift visible in this sample. Invoice, vial and certificate agree on the lot without exception. Research use only; these are not approved for human administration.
They quoted a line three comparable suppliers declined to quote, and the material returned within specification on independent examination. Subsequent orders placed, which is the assessment that costs the writer something.
9 orders across 10 months. No substitution, no reformulation, no line becoming unavailable after payment.
Glassware sound across the whole consignment and each vial individually wrapped in foam cut to fit rather than packed loose.
The quote was correct at first issue and documentation for lot WXT-24-535 was complete at first issue as well. Two documents, no follow-up needed on either.
The related-substances table is itemised by individual impurity with retention times assigned, rather than reported as a single total. Gradient and column chemistry are both stated, so the determination is reproducible. No complaint arises from the orders described.
First order was deliberately small. Documentation complete, transit as quoted, Medutest returned 99.5%. Subsequent orders have not been small. Invoice, vial and certificate agree on the lot without exception.
Submitted material from lot WXT-26-177 to Janoshik. Result 97.7% against a declared 97.6%, which is inside the repeatability of the method rather than a disagreement with it.
Every unit in the consignment carried a single lot identifier, so the intra-consignment comparison I intended was the comparison I made. Unit price sits above the market median and the documentation standard accounts for it. On the evidence I hold they are the default rather than the risk.
Lot identifier matched across vial, certificate and invoice on every order. It is the floor, and it remains the best single predictor of the things above it. A residual-solvent screen was included without being requested. One member, one record, offered as such.
I asked for the release date on the lot and had it the same day. Answer was quantitative, arrived inside the working day, and carried no sales approach with it. The declared and independent figures differ by less than method repeatability.
Where WXT sells
WuXi TIDES (WuXi AppTec Testing Division) sells from its own storefront. The link below is marked nofollow and sponsored; it is here so the identity facts and the verification records on this page can be checked against what the seller publishes, and for nothing else. This site is paid nothing for it.
Whatever a storefront claims, the lot on the vial has to match the lot on the certificate. That check is yours and nobody else can do it for you.
Sourcing topics worth reading alongside this record
General sourcing discussion, listed because it bears on how to read a page like this one. These topics are not about WXT and nothing in them is a claim about this supplier.
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Temperature indicator cards: worth asking for?
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+2 | 6 | 116 | 3mo |
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Reading a regulatory notice rather than an article about it — what changed since
Reading a regulatory notice rather than an article about it — what changed since — setting out what I have, and where I think it stops being reliable. Asking what a regulator's document actually says, since…
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+28 | 32 | 640 | 13mo |
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A parcel stationary at a customs facility for nine days — does this still hold?
The question in the title: A parcel stationary at a customs facility for nine days — does this still hold? I will give what I have already checked below so nobody repeats it. A logistics question, since the…
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+23 | 27 | 12k | 1mo |
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Currency conversion and the cost you did not see
Currency conversion and the cost you did not see — setting out what I have, and where I think it stops being reliable. Currency and fees, set out so that the comparison can be checked. Quoted amount,…
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2 | 44k | 2mo | |
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Consistent declarations and why they matter more than clever ones
Consistent declarations and why they matter more than clever ones — setting out what I have, and where I think it stops being reliable. A follow-up question about consistent declarations that I did not know…
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+146 | 164 | 2k | 17mo |
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Tracking that stops updating and then resumes
On the subject in the title: Tracking that stops updating and then resumes Working notes rather than a conclusion. A logistics question, since the answers here are usually better than anywhere else I have…
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+58 | 62 | 1.9k | 7mo |
Maintenance
Maintainers: KLindqvist, q.zhao_qa, chromatogram. Next review due 9 December 2026.
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On what each service's report establishes: Janoshik Analytical · PeptideMeter · Medutest · VendorInvestigate