Pep Lab UK
OUR OWN RANGE · IN CLINIC
PEPTIDES,
COLLAGEN AND NAD+.
Peptide skincare, collagen peptides, NAD+ and skin infusions, made for The Clinic Room and offered as an in-clinic service in London, Birmingham and Manchester. Only what a UK clinic can lawfully offer, with the price shown on every listing, from £59.99 to £399.
Four kinds of peptide treatment
What each one is, how it is taken, and why it is legal to offer. Plain words; nothing here is a medicine.
- 01
Topical peptide skincare
Short chains of amino acids in a serum. Signal peptides such as Matrixyl 3000 support smoother-looking skin; Argireline softens the look of expression lines; copper peptide (GHK-Cu) is the classic skin-conditioning peptide. Used morning and night, under moisturiser and sunscreen.
A cosmetic under the UK Cosmetics Regulation. Sold freely; claims describe how skin looks and feels.
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Collagen peptides you drink
Collagen broken into small peptides (hydrolysed) so it dissolves in water, coffee or a smoothie. Ten grams a day, with vitamin C, which contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin.
A food supplement under UK food law. Sold freely; only authorised nutrition and health claims are made.
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NAD+ injections and infusions
NAD+ is a coenzyme every cell uses to make energy; the body makes less of it with age. Not a peptide itself, but it sits on the same menu at most clinics, so it is listed here. Given as a short intramuscular booster or as a slow infusion in 500 mg, 1,000 mg and 1,500 mg doses.
Given in clinic only, by a registered healthcare professional, after a suitability check and a signed consent form. Not sold to take away.
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Vitamin and glutathione infusions
A drip or a booster shot of vitamin C, B vitamins, zinc and glutathione (an antioxidant the body makes itself). Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation; zinc and biotin contribute to the maintenance of normal skin.
Given in clinic only, by a registered healthcare professional, after a suitability check. Not sold to take away.
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RANGE 1 OF 5
Peptide skincare
Topical peptides, made for the clinic, to use at home between visits.
2 listings
RANGE 2 OF 5
Collagen peptides
Hydrolysed collagen as a daily sachet, with the vitamins that support normal skin.
1 listing
RANGE 3 OF 5
NAD+
NAD+ as a booster injection or an infusion, in three doses, given in clinic.
2 listings
RANGE 4 OF 5
Skin infusions
Vitamin and glutathione drips and shots, given in clinic by a registered healthcare professional.
2 listings
IN CLINIC2 optionsSkin Glow DripVitamin C, B vitamins, zinc and glutathione in a 45-minute drip.Skin Glow · £149Skin Glow with glutathione boost · £189from£149
IN CLINIC2 optionsGlutathione BoosterA 10-minute glutathione booster, on its own or as a course of four.Single booster · £69.99Course of four · £239from£69.99
RANGE 5 OF 5
Packages
Our own combinations, priced below the items bought separately.
3 listings
PACKAGEPeptide Skin StarterBoth peptide serums and four weeks of collagen, to take home in one bag.£179£203.98 separately
PACKAGESkin ResetThree Skin Glow drips over six weeks, priced as a course.£399£447 separately
PACKAGEGlow DayA Skin Glow drip and an NAD+ booster in one visit, with four weeks of collagen to take home.£269£302.99 separately
What we do not sell
The range is deliberately short. If something is not on this page, it is because a UK clinic cannot lawfully sell it to the public, or because we would not stand behind it.
- Injectable "research" peptides such as BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, ipamorelin or GHK-Cu for injection. They have no UK licence for human use.
- Weight-loss injections (semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide) outside a prescription from a registered prescriber.
- Anything described as a cure or a treatment for a disease. Nothing on this page is a medicine.
Questions people ask about the range
Are these legal in the UK?
Yes, which is why the range is what it is. The skincare is a cosmetic, the collagen is a food supplement, and the injections and drips are given in clinic by a registered healthcare professional after a suitability check. We do not sell injectable research peptides or prescription medicines; see the list on this page.
Do I need a consultation first?
For anything given in clinic, yes: a short suitability check on the day, with a consent form. It is part of the appointment, not a separate visit. Take-home products can be collected at any visit.
Who gives the injections and drips?
A registered healthcare professional (a nurse, doctor or pharmacist prescriber), who checks your history, places the cannula and stays within call. Products are supplied by a UK pharmacy.
Will any of this treat my skin condition?
No. None of it is a medicine. If you have a skin condition, the free consultation is the place to start; the practitioner will say what would help and write the plan and the price down.
How do I pay?
At the clinic, on the day. Packages are paid once and used over the stated period; any unused visit is refunded.
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