Make Your Own Peptide Case: Design a Custom Case Online in Minutes

Updated October 4, 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer

you can make your own peptide case online with the PeptideCase™ builder. Choose your vial pockets and bays, pick a latch, color and lid design, and check the live top view and 3D preview. Your exact design is 3D printed to order, with no CAD skills or printer needed.

What you control

ChoiceOptions
Vial pockets3 mL, 10 mL, slim 10 mL - any count
Extra baysPens, pads and wipes, or a custom-size space
LayoutAutomatic best fit, or arrange the rows yourself
LatchSingle or dual
Hinge sideLong side (wide) or short side (deep)
LidPlain, or your text, an icon or your logo
ExtrasTemperature sensor window, custom vial caps

Design your case in a few minutes

Add what you carry, pick a color and latch, and check it in 3D before you order.

Design your case →

How the builder lays out your case

Every time you change something, the planner tries several arrangements. It scores how compact and how tidy each one is, then shows you the best. You can also arrange rows yourself and the builder checks that everything fits.

From design to doorstep

  1. Add the design to your cart. You can reopen it with "Edit this case" at any time before checkout.
  2. Check out on vialcase.com.
  3. Your case is 3D printed to your design and shipped.
  4. Re-order the same design later from "My Custom Cases".

Frequently asked questions

Do I need any design experience?

No. Enter what you carry and the builder does the layout.

Can I see it before I buy?

Yes. There's a labelled top view and a 3D view of the closed case.

What if I change my mind?

Edit the design in your cart before checkout. After that, custom cases are final sale.

Ready to design yours?

Add what you carry, pick a color and latch, and see your case in 3D. It's printed to order to fit exactly.

Design your case →

PeptideCase makes storage cases and caps only. We don't sell, recommend or give advice about any medication or compound. Follow the storage instructions on your product label or from your pharmacist or provider.