What makes a case a "peptide case"?
People use the term for a vial case built for small research-style vials, usually 3 mL and 10 mL glass vials. The case protects them from knocks and keeps them upright and organized. What matters is fit: vials that sit snugly don't chip, tip or rattle.
Design your case in a few minutes
Add what you carry, pick a color and latch, and check it in 3D before you order.
How to plan your layout
- Count vials by size. Most collections are mostly 3 mL vials with a few 10 mL.
- Group what you reach for together. The builder can keep one size in a single neat block.
- Leave room to grow. One or two spare pockets cost very little space.
- Add extra bays for pads, pens or tools, so nothing loose ends up in the case.
The planner arranges everything automatically and tries several layouts. It picks the one that's smallest and tidiest, with each vial size kept together where it can.
Pocket depth and grip
Every pocket is deep enough to hold the vial securely while leaving the top easy to grab. Short vials are raised so they sit level with taller ones and stay easy to lift out.
Labels and caps
If you want to tell vials apart at a glance, add custom-colored caps with an icon or letters. Read our custom vial caps guide.