CJC-1295 Cost: Research Vendor Price Comparison

CJC-1295 (no DAC) is a research peptide — a growth-hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analog sold for laboratory use only. It has no FDA-approved product, no manufacturer list price, and no insurance coverage, so the only real-world pricing comes from research-chemical suppliers, quoted per milligram of raw peptide rather than as a monthly treatment cost.

The table below compares live per-mg pricing across the COA-verified vendors we track, sorted by the cheapest effective cost per mg. Single small vials tend to land around $6.50–$7.60/mg, while larger multi-vial kits push the low end down toward $4.00/mg. CJC-1295 is also very commonly stacked with Ipamorelin; that CJC-1295/Ipamorelin blend is sold as a separate product and priced on its own, so compare it separately rather than assuming it matches single-peptide CJC-1295.

The biggest swing is vial size. A single small vial can run close to $7.60/mg, while a large multi-vial kit from the same tier of vendor can fall near $4.00/mg. Always compare on cost per mg, not sticker price — a small vial and a multi-vial kit can carry very different per-mg costs once you divide by total milligrams.

The second factor is testing. A price that looks too good often reflects unverified purity. We only list vendors that publish independent, third-party COAs (Certificates of Analysis, typically from a lab such as Janoshik) — because underdosed or impure material is expensive at any price. CJC-1295 tends to test weaker across vendors than more robust peptides like the GLP-1s, so COA verification matters more here, not less; cheapest and best-value are not always the same row, and our ranking weighs verification, not just the number.