Buying Guide — 2026-10-16
Price is one of the top things researchers check when sourcing HCG, but the number that actually matters is cost per unit, not the sticker price. This guide covers what a 5000IU HCG vial costs, how to compute cost per 1000 IU, and how the larger vial and the discount code change the math. For laboratory research use only.
The HCG 5000IU vial ships with a batch-matched COA from a US facility. Code PLATINUM25 takes 25% off at checkout.
The HCG 5000IU vial is $61, or $45.75 with code PLATINUM25 (25% off). That works out to:
| Vial | Price | With PLATINUM25 | Cost per 1000 IU |
| HCG 5000IU | $61 | $45.75 | ~$9.15 (after code) |
| HCG 10000IU | $84 | $63.00 | ~$6.30 (after code) |
HCG's low per-unit cost on the larger vial only matters if you use it before it expires. Once reconstituted, HCG is generally used within about 30 days (see storage and shelf life). If your monthly use is modest, the 5000IU vial avoids waste; if it's high, the 10000IU vial is the better value. See how much HCG 10000IU costs.
A research-grade HCG price reflects a lot-specific COA, US compounding and cold-chain shipping, and a lyophilized vial that arrives stable. A price far below this usually means something is missing — see HCG 5000IU for sale for the red flags.
HCG 5000IU is $61, or $45.75 with PLATINUM25 — about $9.15 per 1000 IU after the code. Compare against the 10000IU vial on cost per unit, but match the vial to your monthly use so the ~30-day window doesn't waste the savings.
Code PLATINUM25 takes 25% off at checkout. Every HCG 5000IU vial ships with a batch-matched COA.
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