Science.bio, a long-running supplier of research peptides and nootropic research compounds, has permanently closed. If you used to order from Science.bio, this page covers what’s known about the closure, what to do about an open order, and how to check a new supplier before you order.
All compounds discussed are sold for laboratory research use only and are not for human consumption.
The short version
- Science.bio announced a permanent closure in early 2026. The company did not state an exact date.
- No reason for the closure was given.
- Science.bio warned customers against anyone claiming to be its successor.
- No successor or new domain has been named.
What we know about the Science.bio closure
Science.bio announced a permanent closure in early 2026 without giving a reason. Its closure came around the same time as Peptide Sciences’, two of the biggest names in the space closing within months of each other.
Its notice warned against successor claims, so any site presenting itself as the new Science.bio should be treated as unauthorized.
Science.bio is one of several research suppliers that closed in 2026. See our tracker of research vendor closures for the full list.
If you had an open Science.bio order or store credit
- Contact the company’s support directly, if a contact is still listed. It’s the only direct route to your order.
- Save your receipts, order emails and tracking numbers.
- If you paid by card and never received your order, ask your card issuer about a dispute before the time limit runs out.
- Download any lab reports you rely on while the company’s pages are still online.
Replacing what you used to buy
These are the closest matches in the Rogue Compounds catalog, each with a batch COA on its product page:
| Compound | Research area |
|---|---|
| BPC-157 | Peptide fragment studied in tissue research |
| TB-500 | Thymosin beta-4 fragment studied in tissue research |
| Semax | Peptide studied in neuropeptide research |
| Selank | Peptide studied in neuropeptide research |
| Ipamorelin | Growth hormone secretagogue studied in GH research |
| Methylene Blue | Research capsules; studied in mitochondrial research |
| Noopept | Research capsules; studied in nootropic research |
See also Semax vs Selank and our Peptide Sciences alternative guide.
How to choose a new research supplier
When a vendor you trusted closes, it’s tempting to pick the next cheapest listing. A better approach is to check every candidate against the same short list:
- A batch-specific Certificate of Analysis for the exact product and batch you would receive, not a generic or old report.
- Purity and identity on the same report. HPLC shows purity. Mass spectrometry confirms the compound is what the label says.
- A way to verify the report with the lab that issued it, such as a lab-hosted link or a QR code, so you are not relying on a PDF anyone could edit.
- A real, reachable business: working support email and phone, clear shipping and refund policies, and a U.S. shipping origin if speed matters to you.
- Buyer protection. Be cautious with any new vendor that only accepts payment methods you can’t dispute, like wire transfers or gift cards.
Our guide How to Read a Peptide COA explains each part of a lab report, and our peptide price report shows how pricing compares across vendors.
How Rogue Compounds compares on those checks
- Batch COAs: every product page shows the COA for the batch currently shipping, and every passing batch is public in our COA Library.
- Purity and identity: each batch is tested by an independent, ISO 17025 accredited U.S. laboratory for HPLC purity and mass spectrometry identity.
- Lab verification: each vial label carries a batch number and a QR code that opens that batch’s report on the testing lab’s own website.
- Shipping: U.S. only, by UPS 2-Day, with same-day dispatch on orders placed by 12 PM MT. P.O. Box orders ship USPS Priority Mail.
- Sourcing: small batches made only for Rogue, with new batches made in the USA. See where our peptides are made.
Rogue Compounds is not affiliated with Science.bio and has no access to its orders, customer accounts or records.
Frequently asked questions
Is Science.bio closed?
Yes. Science.bio announced a permanent closure in early 2026.
Why did Science.bio close?
No reason was given.
Is there a new Science.bio website?
No. Science.bio warned against successor claims, so treat any site claiming to be the new Science.bio as unauthorized.
What should I look for in a Science.bio alternative?
A batch-specific COA showing both purity (HPLC) and identity (mass spectrometry), a way to verify that report with the lab, U.S. shipping and a business you can actually reach.
Are these products for human use?
No. Research compounds are sold for laboratory research use only and are not for human consumption.
Sources
- CompoundReview, “Peptide Vendors That Shut Down in 2026” (Science.bio closure notice).