Guys, I need help. I'm new to this, but I thought orders were to arrive within 2-3 days. I ordered quite a few peps from Valor on Feb 2nd just as I took my last doctor prescribed dose of Tirz that I no longer have access to. My package has been updating the delivery date daily for the last 3 days. We are now in the second week and I'm supposed to take a dose on Wednesday. Valor doesn't have a number, but I've emailed them. What else should I do?

9K. Nine thousand. I still can't believe it. When I started this community, I never imagined we'd hit this number. There was a stretch where I actually stopped promoting Skool because I wasn't sure if the platform would stick around — but you guys kept showing up, kept helping each other, and kept building this into what it is today. And that's the thing — YOU built this. This community isn't what it is because of me. It's what it is because of the people in here answering questions, sharing experiences, and looking out for each other every single day. I genuinely believe this is the best free peptide education community on Skool. And that's not because of any one person — it's because of all 9,000 of you. I will never take all the support on peptideprice.store for advantage! Thank you. Seriously. Let's keep it going. 🙏

The results are starting to come in. For those just joining: there's been a debate in the peptide community about whether research-grade tesamorelin should be stored at room temperature or refrigerated after reconstitution. Instead of arguing theory, I partnered with Freedom Diagnostics to run an actual degradation study. Here's how it works: We took two identical samples of reconstituted tesamorelin. One stays at room temperature. One goes in the fridge. Both get tested once a week for four weeks. Initial baseline results: - Sample 1: 99.24% purity - Sample 2: 99.25% purity Essentially identical starting points — exactly what we need for a fair comparison. I've attached the original COA so you can see the data for yourself. Over the next four weeks, we'll track whether purity holds, drops, or differs between the two storage methods. No speculation. Just numbers. Big shoutout to Ion Peptides for providing the samples for this study. I'll post updates each week as new results come in. Appreciate everyone following along — this is how we get real answers.

The quality of research companies — especially these newer ones — is going downhill fast. I wanted to give you guys some insight into what running PeptidePrice.store actually looks like behind the scenes. In the past 7 days alone, I reviewed 48 different research companies: • 45 of them were missing COAs on one or more products if they had any at all • 2 had Photoshopped COAs — which I caught by verifying them directly • Only 1 company met the standards for the price tool Read that again. One out of forty-eight. With all these brand new peptide companies popping up left and right, there are even companies out there offering white-labeling services for new startups. That means someone with zero experience and zero testing can slap a label on a product and start selling it tomorrow. Be very careful with who you're trusting in this industry. People think they can get away with a lot — and honestly, most of them are getting away with it because nobody's checking. I'm checking. And yes, I will keep doing quality checks on the vendors we currently have on the site. That's not changing. Fresh Tests. Real Standards. No Compromises. https://peptideprice.store

This is just a quick reminder for everyone — please add context to your posts when asking questions. I've seen way too many posts lately with zero background on the research scenario or what the goal is. A lot of times I'll ask for additional context because you really can't give one-off answers — so much of this stuff just depends on the full picture. Trust me, there are so many knowledgeable people in this community. Just give everyone the background they need to actually help you in the best way possible. And 99% of the time, a little digging within the community will answer your question before you even need to post. ✅ Before You Post — Quick Checklist 1. Search first. Use the search bar at the top and see if there are any existing threads related to your question. 2. Look for longer-form posts. If your question is about a specific peptide, type that peptide into the search. Chances are there's already a detailed breakdown you can read through. 3. Frame your question with context. Include as much background as possible — what you're researching, what you've tried, what dose, how long, and what the goal is. 4. Post your question. Now the community has everything they need to give you a solid, informed answer. This isn't meant to discourage anyone from asking questions — that's what we're here for. It's just a reminder to help you get the most out of this community and make it the best experience possible for everyone. 💪