Also known as acetyl hexapeptide-8
A cosmetic research peptide. Current market pricing by vial size, and vendor listings as they are verified.
For research use only. Not for human consumption. No health, dosing, or usage claims are made.
Argireline (acetyl hexapeptide-8, also called acetyl hexapeptide-3) is a synthetic, N-acetylated hexapeptide derived from a fragment of the SNAP-25 protein, marketed since 2001 as a topical cosmetic anti-wrinkle ingredient. In the literature it is proposed to reduce facial-muscle contraction by interfering with SNARE-complex vesicle fusion, though clinical evidence is mixed. It is a cosmetic ingredient, not an FDA-approved drug.
Regulatory status: Argireline is handled as a cosmetic ingredient rather than a drug; it is not FDA-approved as a therapeutic and carries no approved medical claims. It is used topically in over-the-counter cosmetic products.
Typical vendor vial prices, Jul 2026. Exact prices load with verified listings.
| Vendor | Vial price | |
|---|---|---|
Simple Peptide | $0.05Best | View vendor › |
Precision Research Peptides | $0.13 | View vendor › |
Prime Lab Peptides | $0.16 | View vendor › |
Koi Peptides | $0.18 | View vendor › |
Protide Health | $0.20 | View vendor › |
BioInfinity Lab | $0.22 | View vendor › |
Kaia Peptides | $0.33 | View vendor › |
BioLongevity Labs | $0.50 | View vendor › |
Mile High Compounds | $1 | View vendor › |
PSPeptides | $3.60 | View vendor › |
Skye Peptides | $8.80 | View vendor › |
These are areas where the compound appears in the scientific and cosmetic-science literature. Listing a research area is not a health claim and does not indicate any effect you should expect.
Planning a reconstitution? Use the calculator — it is math for handling a vial, not dosing.
Sources & further reading: PubChem CID 11228338 — acetyl hexapeptide-8 identity (NCBI) · Acetyl hexapeptide-3 — overview (Wikipedia) · Argireline cosmetic review (PubMed 40196949)
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