There's a massive problem in the research peptide space right now, and it's not what you think. It's not sketchy vendors. It's not lack of regulation. It's not even bad actors selling bunk product (though those exist). It's third-party testing labs. And before you think I'm blaming the labs themselves—I'm not. They're doing critical work. But the infrastructure hasn't scaled with the explosion of demand, and researchers are paying the price. The Testing Backlog Crisis New research peptide companies are popping up daily. The volume of third-party testing has absolutely skyrocketed. And what does that mean for everyone involved? Wait times that are getting worse, not better: - Janoshik: 1-2 weeks - Chromate: 2-6 weeks - Vanguard: ~10 days expedited, 2+ weeks standard - MZ Biolabs: 2-3 weeks - Freedom Diagnostics: 2-3 days max, no expedited fee (the only one doing it differently) Here's what kills me: despite the increased volume, these labs aren't expanding. I'm watching these turnaround times just keep climbing. Why This Creates a Dangerous Incentive Structure Imagine you're a retailer. You've got inventory sitting in your warehouse, waiting 2, 3, 4 weeks for test results. You're losing sales every single day. Your customers are asking where the product is. The pressure is intense. Here's where it gets ugly. The companies that do things right—the ones that actually care about you—don't list a product until it's tested. That's the standard every single company on PeptidePrice.store is held to. But the companies that don't give a shit about you? They'll sell you untested product and "get the COA later." Think about what that means. What happens if that test comes back bad? Wrong peptide? Massive impurity? Heavy metal contamination? Would that company even publish the COA? With the lack of care I've seen in this space, I genuinely don't know if they would. The Real-World Nightmare This isn't theoretical. About three months ago, I had a run-in with a company that sent out untested Retatrutide kits. And the worst part? They knew the labs were backed up. They didn't care. They shipped it anyway.

Just a heads up so nobody gets confused - Peptira is preemptively renaming SS-31 to MTP-31 to avoid any C&D drama. What's Happening Peptira saw where this was headed with all the cease and desist letters going out, so they're getting ahead of it. Smart move honestly. The compound is exactly the same - just has a new name: MTP-31 You can see the change live on their site here: https://peptira.com/product/mtp31/?ref=Derek Use code DEREK at checkout. For PeptidePrice Users On PeptidePrice.store, it'll still show up as SS-31 so you can easily compare it across vendors. I'm tracking all these name changes as they happen. Compare prices by the real compound name: https://peptideprice.store My Take Expect more vendors to follow suit with their own renaming schemes. This is just the beginning of the SS-31/MTP-31/whatever-it-gets-called-next era. If you see a new peptide code pop up at your favorite vendor, it might just be SS-31 in disguise. I'll keep tracking these changes so you don't have to guess what's what. 👍

I know some of you have been waiting on orders or dealing with issues from RetaoneLabs during Black Friday — wanted to give you some context. They got absolutely slammed with orders during the sale. Like, way more than they anticipated. On top of that, UPS was losing packages left and right (which unfortunately happened across a lot of carriers this holiday rush). They brought on additional customer support but honestly weren't fully prepared for the volume that came through. Mistakes happen. I've met the owner personally and he's committed to doing this the right way and making things right when issues come up. If you've been waiting over 48 hours without a response: DM me with: - Order number - Email on the order - Shipping address - What the issue is I'll make sure it gets expedited. Thank you for your patience — a lot of these companies got backed up over the holiday. Appreciate you guys.

My hopes weren't high for bioglutide to begin with but, there are some concerning updates I've been getting. If you don't know bioglutide was supposed to be a four receptor agonist GLP, GIP, GLUCAGON, and IGF-1. The thought lose weight while maintaining muscle/ or possibility gaining it? Well it looks like this peptide appears to be a scam, it was spoused to come in oral capsules however, the company that is "producing it" has no CAS Number. What that means no one can test purity or know what the raw ingredients are to produce it. The crazier part is all the "studies" are redacted and it looks like they just pulled data from the other GLPs such as Tirzepatide. The more people ask questions the more concerns pop up so, we'll see. An oral peptide concerned me anyways in terms of effectiveness but, it's not looking good overall. So, if you have been waiting or excited sorry to break the news 🙃

RIP PeptidePrice.store 💀 May 2025 - Novemeber 2025 "It was .store, but now it's so much more" Alright, don't panic. Nobody's getting shut down. The site isn't disappearing into the peptide void. Here's what's actually happening: We finally did it. We secured the REAL domain: PeptidePrice.com 🎉 That's right—no more awkward ".store" at the end. We're moving up in the world. We're going mainstream. What This Means For You: Short term: Absolutely nothing. PeptidePrice.store is still alive and kicking. At some point in the future: We'll be migrating everything over to PeptidePrice.com—the official, legitimate, "I actually own the .com" domain. So pour one out for PeptidePrice.store (bacteriostatic water only), and get ready to welcome PeptidePrice.com with Black Friday sales. 🔥