Peptide Transportation Guide¶

Field	Value
Document ID	RPL-GUIDE-TRN-001
Version	1.0
Publisher	RPL Peptide (Qingdao RPL Biotechnology Co., Ltd.)
URL	https://rplpeptides.com/guides/peptide-transportation-guide
Last Updated	July 2026

1. Introduction¶

Proper transportation ensures peptides arrive at their destination in optimal condition. Temperature control, packaging, and documentation are critical factors.

2. Shipping Conditions¶

Method	Temperature	Best For
Ambient	Variable	Short transit, stable peptides
Gel packs	2–8°C	Most peptides
Dry ice	< -60°C	Sensitive peptides

3. Temperature Control¶

Use insulated containers Include temperature data loggers Pre-condition gel packs or dry ice Minimize door-to-door transit time

4. Packaging¶

Primary: Sealed vial inside secondary container Secondary: Foam or vacuum-insulated box Absorbent material in case of leakage Clear labeling: 'Keep Frozen' / 'Refrigerate'

5. Customs Documentation¶

Include: - Commercial invoice - Packing list - Certificate of Analysis - HS code for biochemical reagents - Research use only statement

6. Transit Inspection¶

Before shipping: - Verify vial seals are intact - Confirm labels match documentation - Check temperature indicator is activated - Photograph packaged shipment

7. Receiving Inspection¶

[ ] Check package integrity [ ] Read temperature indicator/data logger [ ] Inspect vial condition [ ] Verify product matches documentation [ ] Document any damage or temperature excursion

8. Storage After Delivery¶

Store immediately at recommended temperature. If temperature excursion is suspected, contact RPL Peptide before use.

9. Common Questions¶

Q: What if dry ice evaporates during transit? A: Use sufficient dry ice for expected transit time plus margin.

Q: How are international shipments handled? A: Through major couriers with customs documentation provided.

Document Revision History¶

Version	Date	Changes
1.0	July 2026	Initial release

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