Vector Science & Therapeutics provides cGMP-manufactured Rx peptides made using pharma-grade Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and uses only 3rd-party testing that is validated for each peptide, along with stability studies, to supply the orthopedic, sports medicine, and regenerative medicine channels with a verified chain of control and direct-to-physician supply.
Vector's peptide business is a manufacturing and supply model: we produce peptides for physicians and their patients across sports, regenerative, and longevity medicine channels.
Every batch is manufactured cGMP, using pharma-grade APIs, in a US-based, FDA-licensed contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) facility, with an accompanying certificate of analysis for every lot. Quality and analytical testing (purity, potency, and consistency) is performed by Verlytix, an FDA-licensed 3rd-party analytical lab.
Vector does not dispense peptides directly to patients. We are direct to physician only.
Produced in a US-based, FDA-licensed CDMO facility.
3rd-party certificate of analysis on every lot, with testing validated for each peptide.
First of four cGMP suites came online in August 2026.
Direct to physician only, never dispensed directly to patients.
Peptide quality and supply are governed by the same discipline Vector applies across every part of the business, with specific focus on rigorous process control, verified output, and a supply chain built to last.
cGMP manufacturing processes and quality protocols informed by rigorous process controls at every stage of production, not one-size batch production.
A verified chain of control from cGMP production to the physician, supplying orthopedic, sports, and regenerative medicine practices direct to physician only — never general consumer sale.
Manufacturing capacity and quality infrastructure built to scale sustainably, supporting long-term supply relationships rather than one-off production runs.
Vector is building a dedicated distributor network to support the peptide portfolio across three channels.
Supporting musculoskeletal and joint-focused practices managing degenerative joint disease and soft tissue injury, including osteoarthritis.
Supporting high-performance clinical environments where soft tissue injury and recovery timelines drive practice decision-making.
Supporting practices focused on tissue-level intervention and recovery, consistent with Vector's broader musculoskeletal regeneration mission.
From cGMP production processes to 3rd-party release testing, each lot follows a verified chain of control before it reaches the physician.
Vector uses Verlytix for its 3rd-party analytical testing. Verlytix is an independent, FDA-licensed analytical lab that performs release testing validated for each peptide (sterility, purity, potency, endotoxin levels, and water content) along with stability studies, independently verifying consistency across the peptide portfolio.
LyoGenesisPlus Manufacturing provides the manufacturing and lyophilization expertise behind Vector's peptide production, operating under cGMP, FDA, and ISO qualification standards — including Class 5 cleanroom validation, calibrated equipment, and documented SOPs.
Laboratory and analytical space supporting Vector's peptide program, photographed on site.
Photographs of Vector facilities. The first of four cGMP manufacturing suites came online in August 2026.
Vector sells Rx-labeled peptide products for physician use only.
In October 2026, The Washington Post reported that the US administration is developing a plan to allow restricted peptides to be sold through compounding pharmacies, reportedly including BPC-157 and other peptides that Vector produces under its rigorous cGMP process. The plan has not been finalized.
Vector's peptide portfolio is in early commercial manufacturing: the first of four cGMP suites came online in August 2026, and full four-suite capacity of up to 800,000 vials per month is a management estimate that depends on demand, as disclosed in Vector's press releases of July 7 and August 24, 2026. Product-level specifications and indicated uses are not publicly disclosed and are subject to change as production, regulatory guidance, and distribution agreements evolve.
Detailed portfolio specifications, supply arrangements, and distribution terms are available to qualified distributors, clinical partners, and institutional investors under appropriate engagement.