Guide
Shipping research peptides inside Vietnam.
Domestic shipping here is fast and cheap, and the failure modes have almost nothing to do with temperature. They have to do with addresses, receptions and phone numbers.
Why there is no cold chain
Research material ships as sealed lyophilized powder, which is stable at ambient temperature for the days a domestic shipment takes. Adding ice packs to a dry vial buys nothing and adds a leak risk, so it is not done.
This is the part people worry about most and it is the part that matters least. What actually goes wrong is a parcel that cannot be handed over.
What the delivery windows really are
Da Nang is the only city with our own courier. Door delivery there usually takes about 30 minutes after the order is confirmed, because the stock is in the same city.
Hoi An is next door and normally lands the next day. Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang, Vung Tau and Dalat are usually one to two days after confirmation. Phu Quoc is two to three, because it is an island and the flight schedule sets the pace.
These are the windows we quote and the ones on the city pages. They are not a guarantee against a national holiday or a typhoon, and neither is anyone else's.
What an address needs to contain
The single most common cause of a delayed parcel in Vietnam is an address that a courier cannot act on. A street number alone is often not enough in a city where numbering repeats across alleys.
Include the building or hotel name, the ward and district, the alley number where there is one, and a floor or unit. If reception takes parcels, say so, because that turns a failed handover into a successful one.
Include a phone number that will be answered. Couriers here call rather than knock, and an unanswered call is the usual reason a parcel goes back to the depot instead of to you.
For hotels and serviced apartments, give the name exactly as it appears on the building. Guests often give the booking-site name, which sometimes differs from the sign.
What arrives, and how it is packed
Vials travel in protective packing inside a plain outer parcel. There is no branding on the outside, which is a practical choice rather than a discreet one: unmarked parcels attract less handling interest at every stop.
Alcohol swabs and a mixing syringe are included with any order. Bacteriostatic water is included when the order has two or more peptides.
Check the parcel before the courier leaves if you can. A vial with a broken cake or a compromised seal is much easier to resolve at the door than an hour later.
When something goes wrong
Photograph the parcel and the vial before doing anything else, and send both. A photo taken at the door settles almost every question about whether damage happened in transit.
Tell us what happened in the same Telegram thread as the order, so the item, the agreed total and the delivery details are already in one place.
Refused or undeliverable parcels come back to Da Nang rather than disappearing. A wrong address is a delay, not a loss.
Common questions
Do you ship peptides cold?
No, and that is deliberate. Sealed lyophilized vials are stable at ambient temperature for the length of a domestic shipment, so they travel dry. Cold packing would add a leak risk for no benefit.
How fast is delivery in Da Nang?
Usually about 30 minutes after the order is confirmed, because it is the only city where we have our own courier and stock sits locally.
How long does it take to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City?
Usually one to two days after confirmation. Hoi An is normally next day, Phu Quoc two to three because it is an island.
What should I include in my address?
Building or hotel name, ward and district, alley number where relevant, floor or unit, whether reception accepts parcels, and a phone number that will be answered. Couriers here call rather than knock.
What happens if I am not home?
The courier calls. If nobody answers the parcel goes back to the depot and gets rescheduled rather than lost. Telling us in advance that reception can sign avoids the round trip entirely.
Is the parcel marked?
No. Vials travel in protective packing inside a plain outer parcel with no branding.