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PEPTAS
Request a Quotation
Request a quotation
Use this form to request a quotation for custom synthesis, research materials, or volume and recurring supply.
State the material or sequence, the quantity, the destination and the documentation needed. Several materials may be listed separately.
You will receive an e-mail with a reference confirming receipt only; this is not an order, a quotation or an acceptance. After review, PEPTAS may issue a written quotation, request further information or decline the request.
Materials are supplied for laboratory research use only and are not for human or veterinary use.
Request a quotation
Why a quotation, and not a price.
PEPTAS quotes every order in writing. What a material costs depends on the quantity, the pack format, the documentation you need and where it is going, and each complete request is reviewed before a quotation is issued. Tell us the material and the quantity, and after review PEPTAS may issue a written quotation covering price, availability, documentation and delivery basis, request further information or decline the request. If something is missing we ask before we quote.
Request review
Each complete request is reviewed before a quotation is issued.
Third-party rights
PEPTAS may decline, suspend or cancel a request where information available to it indicates a material risk of infringement of a third-party right in Hong Kong or the destination territory. PEPTAS does not knowingly accept a request where its recorded material-and-territory review identifies a third-party-rights risk that has not been resolved, and may require evidence of a licence, authorization or another lawful basis. Request review is not a non-infringement opinion for the requester. A request framed by a third-party mark, originator product name or development code is not accepted as a sufficient material identity; PEPTAS may require a non-proprietary chemical identity and evidence of the requester's authority before deciding whether to proceed.
Sequence review
Sequence requests are subject to the request review stated above before a quotation is issued. PEPTAS may decline a sequence request where the material, destination or stated context is outside its published scope or the review cannot be resolved.
Scheduling
When a form submission is successfully received, the system sends an acknowledgement carrying the request reference. The acknowledgement is not an order, a quotation or an acceptance. After review, PEPTAS may issue a written quotation, request further information or decline the request. Delivery timing is not quoted before review: it is fixed in the written quotation, together with the specification, price, documentation and delivery basis.
Handling sequence and project information.
Sequences and project details are used to assess and administer the request and any resulting order. They may be disclosed to the production facility engaged for the work and to service providers and professional advisers who need the information for those purposes and are subject to applicable confidentiality obligations. PEPTAS may retain or disclose information where reasonably required to establish, exercise or defend legal rights, comply with law or a court order, or respond to a lawful request or direction from Customs, a regulator or another competent authority.
A non-disclosure agreement may be agreed in writing before further confidential information is shared; if a sequence is confidential, submit an internal project reference and ask for the NDA first — a web form is not a substitute for an executed agreement. No non-disclosure agreement applies unless and until it has been executed by both parties.
Send only what a feasibility review needs. Please do not submit patient information, medical records, payment-card numbers, credentials, private keys or unrelated personal data through this site.
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