Open Science Partner Program
Share Open Science.
Earn on Every Qualified Referral.
Our partner network is designed for science educators, creators, publishers, and community leaders who value responsible communication. There is no enrollment fee, no earnings ceiling, and every approved partner receives tools for tracking and growing their referrals.
Apply to Become a Partner
35%
Maximum Commission
30 Days
Referral Window
Weekly
Payouts via bank deposit
$0
Joining Fee
Three Simple Steps
From Recommendation to Commission.
01
Apply
Tell us about your platform and audience. We review each application to ensure the program is a good fit.
02
Share
Promote Open Science using your personalized referral link, discount code,
and approved creative assets.
03
Earn
Receive commission when an eligible customer completes an approved purchase through your referral.
Research Products at a Partner Rate.
Active partners receive 30% off one personal order per month, up to $1,000, using their assigned partner code.
30% Off
One Order Per Month
Up to $1,000 Per Order
Built for Serious Partners
A Program as Transparent as the Brand Behind It.
Free to Join
Apply and maintain your partner account without membership or platform fees.
Up to 35% Commission
Earn 20% from your first approved referral and unlock 35% as your monthly volume grows.
30-Day Attribution
Receive credit when a referred customer purchases within 30 days of clicking your link.
Dedicated Partner Support
Get direct assistance with payments, approved messaging, creative assets, and account questions.
Clear Performance Tracking
Monitor clicks, orders, conversion rates, and commissions from one place.
99%+ Identity Purity
HPLC and Mass Spectrometry verification on every batch for consistent research results
Commission Tiers
The More You Refer, the More You Earn.
Begin with an 20% commission on approved sales. Generate $35,000 or more in monthly referred sales and your rate increases automatically to 35% for the following month.
Tier 01
Research Partner
20%
Commission
Starting at $0 in monthly
referred sales
Tier 02
Lead Research Partner
35%
Commission
Starting at $35,000 in monthly
referred sales
Common Questions
Understanding GLP-2 (TR)
Find answers about research specifications, quality testing, storage, documentation, and ordering.
1. What is GLP-3 (RT)?
GLP-3 (RT) is Open Science’s product name for retatrutide, also identified in published literature as LY3437943. This synthetic 39-amino-acid peptide is designed to activate the GIP, GLP-1, and glucagon receptors. It is supplied as a lyophilized powder exclusively for laboratory research and is not intended for human or animal use.
2. What is the molecular weight and formula of GLP-3 (RT)?
The sodium salt of retatrutide has a molecular weight of approximately 4,731 g/mol and a molecular formula of C₂₂₁H₃₄₂N₄₆O₆₈. Its structure includes a C20 fatty diacid component attached at lysine-20 through a linker.
3. How is GLP-3 (RT) different from tirzepatide and semaglutide?
The primary distinction is the number of receptor pathways studied. Semaglutide targets the GLP-1 receptor, while tirzepatide targets both the GIP and GLP-1 receptors. Retatrutide is studied as a triple agonist because it also targets the glucagon receptor. Comparative research involving these compounds remains ongoing.
4. How is each batch of GLP-3 (RT) evaluated?
Each batch undergoes independent laboratory analysis before release. Testing includes peptide identity, HPLC purity, and bacterial endotoxins. The tests performed and their corresponding results are documented on the batch-specific Certificate of Analysis available through our product page.
5. What purity standard does Open Science use for GLP-3 (RT)?
Open Science requires a minimum HPLC purity result of 99% for GLP-3 (RT). Because results can vary slightly between production lots, customers should consult the Certificate of Analysis for the exact purity reported for their batch.
6. How should lyophilized GLP-3 (RT) be stored?
Keep the sealed vial protected from light, moisture, and heat. For extended storage, the lyophilized material should be maintained at −4°F (−20°C) in a laboratory freezer. Avoid unnecessary freeze–thaw cycles, which may affect peptide integrity. The manufacturer indicates a frozen storage period of approximately 12–24 months for sealed material; Open Science release testing does not independently determine shelf life.
7. Where can I review published research on retatrutide?
Peer-reviewed publications can be found through PubMed by searching for “retatrutide” or its development code, “LY3437943.” Relevant literature includes receptor-characterization research by Coskun and colleagues, phase 2 studies led by Jastreboff and Rosenstock, and a phase 2a study led by Sanyal. Links to selected publications are available in the research section above.
All orders dispatched within 24hrs
99%+ HPLC Purity
Third-Party Tested
Open Science Partner Program
Share Open Science.
Earn on Every Qualified Referral.
Our partner network is designed for science educators, creators, publishers, and community leaders who value responsible communication. There is no enrollment fee, no earnings ceiling, and every approved partner receives tools for tracking and growing their referrals.
Apply to Become a Partner
35%
Maximum Commission
30 Days
Referral Window
Weekly
Payouts via bank deposit
$0
Joining Fee
Three Simple Steps
From Recommendation to Commission.
01
Apply
Tell us about your platform and audience. We review each application to ensure the program is a good fit.
02
Share
Promote Open Science using your personalized referral link, discount code, and approved creative assets.
03
Earn
Receive commission when an eligible customer completes an approved purchase through your referral.
Research Products at a Partner Rate.
Active partners receive 30% off one personal order per month, up to $1,000, using their assigned partner code.
30% Off
One Order Per Month
Up to $1,000 Per Order
Built for Serious Partners
A Program as Transparent as the Brand Behind It.
Free to Join
Apply and maintain your partner account without membership or platform fees.
Up to 35% Commission
Earn 20% from your first approved referral and unlock 35% as your monthly volume grows.
30-Day Attribution
Receive credit when a referred customer purchases within 30 days of clicking your link.
Dedicated Partner Support
Get direct assistance with payments, approved messaging, creative assets, and account questions.
Clear Performance Tracking
Monitor clicks, orders, conversion rates, and commissions from one place.
99%+ Identity Purity
HPLC and Mass Spectrometry verification on every batch for consistent research results
Commission Tiers
The More You Refer,
the More You Earn.
Begin with an 20% commission on approved sales. Generate $35,000 or more in monthly referred sales and your rate increases automatically to 35% for the following month.
Tier 01
Research Partner
20%
Commission
Starting at $0 in monthly referred sales
Tier 02
Lead Research Partner
35%
Commission
Starting at $60,000 in monthly referred sales
Common Questions
Understanding
GLP-2 (TR)
Find answers about research specifications, quality testing, storage, documentation, and ordering.
1. What is GLP-3 (RT)?
GLP-3 (RT) is Open Science’s product name for retatrutide, also identified in published literature as LY3437943. This synthetic 39-amino-acid peptide is designed to activate the GIP, GLP-1, and glucagon receptors. It is supplied as a lyophilized powder exclusively for laboratory research and is not intended for human or animal use.
2. What is its molecular profile?
The sodium salt of retatrutide has a molecular weight of approximately 4,731 g/mol and a molecular formula of C₂₂₁H₃₄₂N₄₆O₆₈. Its structure includes a C20 fatty diacid component attached at lysine-20 through a linker.
3. How does GLP-3 (RT) differ?
The primary distinction is the number of receptor pathways studied. Semaglutide targets the GLP-1 receptor, while tirzepatide targets both the GIP and GLP-1 receptors. Retatrutide is studied as a triple agonist because it also targets the glucagon receptor. Comparative research involving these compounds remains ongoing.
4. How is each batch tested?
Each batch undergoes independent laboratory analysis before release. Testing includes peptide identity, HPLC purity, and bacterial endotoxins. The tests performed and their corresponding results are documented on the batch-specific Certificate of Analysis available through our product page.
5. What is its purity standard?
Open Science requires a minimum HPLC purity result of 99% for GLP-3 (RT). Because results can vary slightly between production lots, customers should consult the Certificate of Analysis for the exact purity reported for their batch.
6. How should GLP-3 (RT) be stored?
Keep the sealed vial protected from light, moisture, and heat. For extended storage, the lyophilized material should be maintained at −4°F (−20°C) in a laboratory freezer. Avoid unnecessary freeze–thaw cycles, which may affect peptide integrity. The manufacturer indicates a frozen storage period of approximately 12–24 months for sealed material; Open Science release testing does not independently determine shelf life.
7. Where can I find published research?
Peer-reviewed publications can be found through PubMed by searching for “retatrutide” or its development code, “LY3437943.” Relevant literature includes receptor-characterization research by Coskun and colleagues, phase 2 studies led by Jastreboff and Rosenstock, and a phase 2a study led by Sanyal. Links to selected publications are available in the research section above.
All orders dispatched within 24hrs
99%+ HPLC Purity
Third-Party Tested
