# Oath Research shipping, delivery, and returns *Oath Research Shipping, Delivery, and Returns* > Oath Research's shipping cutoff, the $250 free-shipping line priced out against real baskets, and exactly what qualifies for a refund or a replacement. Shipping and returns are where a discount code either holds up or doesn't — a good price on a peptide that arrives late, damaged, or with no way to send it back isn't actually a good deal. Oath Research publishes specifics on both: a same-day dispatch cutoff, a free-shipping line based on order value, real-time tracking, and a refund policy that names exactly what qualifies and what doesn't. This page lays it out in plain terms, including the free-shipping threshold priced out against real Oath baskets, so you can see what it takes to clear it without guessing. Nothing here is a guarantee about how fast a package physically arrives — that part depends on the carrier — but everything here is what Oath itself commits to before a package leaves its warehouse. ## How shipping actually works Most Oath orders ship by 2-day business air, typically through UPS, with real-time tracking provided on every shipment. The dispatch cutoff is 12:00 p.m. MST, Monday through Friday: place your order before that and it ships the same business day. Order after the cutoff, on a weekend, or on a federal holiday, and it goes out on the next business day instead. Oath currently ships within the United States only — there's no international option right now. And one distinction worth keeping straight: the "2-day" part describes the shipping method once a package is in the carrier's hands, not a delivery date Oath is promising. What Oath actually guarantees is dispatch on the schedule above; the rest, including exactly when a package physically arrives, is up to the carrier from that point forward, the same as with any shipment once it leaves the sender's warehouse. Real-time tracking is included on every order regardless of size, so once a package ships, you're not stuck refreshing a page with no information — the tracking link updates the same way it would with any major carrier shipment. ## The free-shipping line, priced out Orders over $250 ship free — no code needed, just order value. Here's what that looks like against real prices: a BPC-157 at $40.00, a GHK-Cu at $50.00, an Ipamorelin at $55.00, and a CJC-1295 at $60.00 come to $205.00 in product, which is $45.00 short of the line. Add one more item — a DSIP at $55.00 — and the same basket totals $260.00, clearing $250 by $10.00. That threshold is based on your order value at checkout. The prices above are full item prices, not run through either code, which is the simplest way to check where your own basket sits before anything else gets applied to it. If you're close to the line, adding one more item is often enough to clear it and drop the shipping charge from the order entirely, rather than paying for both the item and the shipping separately. Worth keeping in mind: this is a property of the order as a whole, not of any single item in it, so combining a few smaller items works exactly the same as one larger one, as long as the total lands in the same place. ## Returns, refunds, and what actually qualifies Oath refunds or replaces an order for a specific list of reasons: the product doesn't meet its stated specifications or purity, it arrived damaged in transit (photos required within 48 hours), the wrong item shipped, tracking shows delivered but it never arrived, or it's a duplicate order caught before shipment. There's no restocking fee on an approved return. Oath responds to a return request within 24 to 48 hours, and an approved refund processes in 5 to 7 business days once it's approved. The purity clause is the one worth remembering: if a batch doesn't meet what its own certificate says it should, that's a refund or replacement, not a dead end. It's the piece that turns the testing archive covered on the why-oath page into an actual guarantee instead of just a number on a page — the testing and the refund policy are two halves of the same commitment. ## What's not covered A few things fall outside the return policy, worth knowing before you order rather than after: - Opened or used product - Improper storage after delivery - A cancellation requested after the order has already shipped - A simple change of mind None of that is unusual for research material once a seal is broken — it's closer to the norm across this category of seller than an exception, and it's the same reason most sellers of lab-use or research-use material draw the line at an opened container. Knowing the list upfront just means there's no surprise if a request outside it gets declined. If there's any doubt about whether a specific situation qualifies, checking before opening anything is the safer order of operations than opening it first and asking after. None of this is unusual or a sign of a weak policy — it's the same shape as most return policies for research-use material, and Oath states it plainly upfront rather than burying it somewhere it would only be found after a request was already declined. ## Ready to use a code? Copy either code above, then paste it into the discount field at checkout. The 20% code is for first orders; the 15% code works every time. Shop Oath Research: --- This page prices out Oath Research's own codes in real dollars and keeps none of them for itself. © 2026 Oath Discounts. Codes, prices, and offers belong to Oath Research.