
PepStock: Peptide Inventory
Landed Cost & Reseller Profit
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What's New in PepStock
3.0.11
September 26, 2026
Give a kit a discount, and sell by the kit. Some compounds go cheaper by the kit and some do not, so the app asks you how much. GIVE A KIT A DISCOUNT Enter the discount — money off a kit — at each of your three tiers. Leave it at zero and the kit is simply its vials added up, which is most products. The kit price is worked out beside it as you type, so you can see what a buyer will be quoted. You enter the discount, not the kit price, and that is deliberate. Say a kit is $40 off and it stays $40 off. Store the kit price instead and putting your vial price up would quietly deepen the discount — $40 off a $360 kit is 11%, and moving the vial to $150 would leave that same kit price sitting at 47% off, changed by editing a completely different field. SELL BY THE KIT A switch on the sale screen prices the line by the kit and counts the quantity in kits instead of vials. The receipt reconciles. A kit discounted to $700 works out at an odd figure per vial, so a receipt reading "3 x $233.33" is correct and impossible for a buyer to check against the $700 you quoted. It now says "1 kit at $700.00 per kit" underneath — including when the order came off two different batches, where the kit would otherwise have vanished from the paperwork entirely. Quantities stay in vials on the receipt, because vials are what the buyer counts when the box arrives. YOUR PRICE LIST QUOTES KITS The kit price is the headline with the per-vial price beneath it, so a buyer sees what a kit costs and can still compare it against a single vial. On the PDF, on the pasteable list you send through a chat app, and in the preview before you send either. RESELLERS CAN SELL KITS TOO Their own kit discount per tier, set on My Prices, used automatically at the point of sale, and shown on the menu they send their buyers. Their buyer's receipt reconciles the same way yours does. They can also see what a kit costs them from you, which they had no way of knowing: they had your per-vial rate and nothing to say whether you had discounted the kit, so a reseller pricing a kit was pricing off the wrong figure and giving away their own margin. And your kit price is what they are actually charged. When a reseller sells a kit you have discounted, what they owe you is the discounted kit rate — on their screen before they submit it, and in your books when you approve it. A single vial still costs them the full rate. And every count now reads in vials and kits — their own stock, your stock in the catalogue they order from, and the picker they choose from when logging a sale. A kit shortcut appeared on products that are not sold in kits at all, offering "+1 kit = 10 units" on anything with no kit size set — bacteriostatic water, needles, labels. A kit is not the same size at every supplier, so there is no sensible default: products with no kit size now offer no kit shortcut. TWO MORE NUMBERS ON THE DASHBOARD Cash position and low stock, both tappable through to the records behind them. HONEST MATHS ON THE YEARLY PLAN The yearly badge said SAVE 50%. That was exactly true until 8 September 2026, when the yearly price changed — since then it has been 23%, and the badge had not moved with it. The website said the same thing and has already been corrected. The badge is now worked out from the prices Apple actually charges, in your own currency, so it cannot drift again — and if it cannot be worked out it says BEST VALUE and no number rather than a figure nobody checked. Nothing about what you pay has changed. The yearly plan is $45.99, the monthly is $4.99, and the trial is unchanged.
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