Serving researchers in Nunavut
Research Compound Supply for Nunavut
Nunavut is the hardest destination in the country to plan supply for, and the honest advice is to order earlier than you think you need to. Communities are reached by air, weather governs the schedule, and the territory spans more than one time zone. All material is supplied for laboratory research only.
- 10–15 daysDelivery window
- CADPrices shown in
- Eastern, Central and Mountain TimeSupport hours
Researchers ordering from Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, Cambridge Bay, Arviat, Baker Lake and across Nunavut.
Browse the catalogueAir freight and what it means for timing
There is no road network linking Nunavut communities to the south, so the final leg is a flight. Flights are weather-dependent and a missed connection can mean waiting for the next scheduled service rather than the next hour. Our window is 10 to 15 days like everywhere else, and Nunavut is the place where it is most likely to be exceeded.
More than one time zone
The territory spans Eastern, Central and Mountain Time depending on the community. Iqaluit and Rankin Inlet do not keep the same clock. When you write to support, saying which community you are in is more useful than saying what time it is where you are.
Build a buffer into the plan
Take the window as a floor rather than a forecast. If material is needed for a scheduled piece of work, order several weeks ahead and order the full quantity at once. A second parcel sent to correct a short order will take as long as the first one did, and possibly longer if the season has turned.
Keeping your own records
Where supply is slow, good record keeping is worth more. Log the compound name, vial size, batch identifier and arrival date for everything you receive, and keep the record alongside it. That way an audit or a question about a specific vial can be answered from your own file rather than by waiting on correspondence.
From the catalogue
Available to researchers in Nunavut
$33.50 per vial · 10-vial minimum
2 sizes, from $335.00 per pack
MOTS-C
A mitochondrial-derived research compound encoded in the 12S rRNA gene with metabolic and cytoprotective properties.
$33.50 per vial · 10-vial minimum
2 sizes, from $180.00 per pack
BPC-157
Body Protection Compound-157. A 15-amino-acid partial sequence of human gastric juice protein.
$28.00 per vial · 10-vial minimum
2 sizes, from $180.00 per pack
GHK-Cu
Copper research compound tripeptide-1. A naturally occurring plasma tripeptide with copper-binding properties.
$36.50 per vial · 10-vial minimum
2 sizes, from $320.00 per pack
TB-500
Thymosin Beta-4. A 43-amino-acid research compound involved in actin sequestration and tissue repair.
Nunavut questions
Do you deliver to every Nunavut community?+
Delivery depends on the carrier serving the community. Give the full address at checkout and support will tell you if there is a problem.
How far ahead should I order?+
Well ahead. The 10 to 15 day window is our standard, and Nunavut is where weather and flight schedules most often push past it.
Is pricing different in the territory?+
No. One CAD price list applies across every Canadian storefront.
What records should I keep on receipt?+
Compound name, vial size, batch identifier and arrival date, kept in your own receiving record.
10–15 days delivery. Orders ship directly from our manufacturing partner. Allow 10–15 days for delivery. Shipments may be subject to customs clearance, which can affect delivery time.
For Research Use Only. Not for human or veterinary use. You are responsible for confirming that purchase and import are lawful where you are.