Former brand name

Looking for PrimeGen Labs? Welcome to PrimeGen Co

If you previously knew this business online as PrimeGen Labs, you have reached the correct current website. PrimeGen Co at primegenco.com is where the catalog, documentation and research resources now live.

PrimeGen Labs is now PrimeGen Co

The business that many researchers first found online under the name PrimeGen Labs operates today as PrimeGen Co. The name on the site changed; the focus did not. We continue to supply lyophilized research compounds to laboratories and independent research groups in the United States, with lot-matched analytical documentation published for every released lot.

This page exists simply so that anyone searching for the former brand name lands somewhere unambiguous. Our earlier web address is no longer under our control, so primegenco.com is the only site we operate and the only place to reach our current catalog, certificates and support team.

Nothing on this site is a drug, supplement, cosmetic or food. Every compound is supplied strictly for in vitro and laboratory research use by qualified professionals, and we make no therapeutic or medical claims of any kind.

What has stayed the same

The release standard is unchanged: at least 98% chromatographic purity by reverse-phase HPLC, identity confirmed by independent third party HPLC and mass spectrometry, and a documented fill and seal step into USP Type I borosilicate glass. Certificates are produced for the specific synthesis in the vial rather than borrowed from an earlier batch.

Ordering, shipping and support are also unchanged. Orders ship within the United States only, dispatched directly from our facility in Chase City, Virginia, and any question about a lot, a certificate or an order can be raised with laboratory support directly.

Where to start

If you are returning after previously buying under the former brand name, the catalog is the fastest way back in: every presentation lists its fill weight, purity figure and current lot documentation. The certificates page indexes analytical reports by compound and lot, and the research library covers storage, reconstitution, purity analysis and how to read a certificate of analysis.