Peptide Store
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Peptide Store's homepage advertises payment by major credit cards, debit cards, and cryptocurrency through 'secure, PCI-compliant gateways,' but the checkout page itself, reachable without login or a cart, offers exactly two options: CashApp, preselected, and a fallback arranged through the sales team, with no card field and no cryptocurrency selector anywhere in the markup. The RT10 product page promises a Certificate of Analysis and independent HPLC purity testing on every order, yet no page names a laboratory, all seven guessed certificate-index URLs returned HTTP 404, and the site's four policy documents all carry an identical January 1, 2024 dateline as the date each document took force, predating the domain's own registration, May 20, 2026, by more than two years. A reader who has actually placed an order and paid through CashApp could say whether a real, lab-issued certificate arrived with it.
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STATED WINDOW IN DAYS
“processed in 1-2 business days with published estimated delivery windows of 2-5 business days domestic US, 5-10 Canada, 7-14 Europe, 10-18 Australia/New Zealand and 10-21 for the rest of world”
No rate appears on the shipping policy itself; the checkout page separately publishes four flat rates ($20-$50) the policy never mentions.
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$89.0010mg × 10 vials price
Compound retatrutide 10mg x 10 vials (sold only as a 10-vial pack; no single 10mg vial)
Listed as Retatrutide, product code RT10, titled "Retatrutide 10mg" on its own product page, sold only as a 10-vial pack (10mg*10vials)
Price as recorded $89.00 per 10-vial pack, which is $8.90 per 10mg vial. No single 10mg vial is offered; the smallest retatrutide unit sold is the 10-vial pack
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4 observations on file, recorded 2026-08-25. Newest first, appended and never rewritten.
On certificates and the laboratory: the site claims a Certificate of Analysis on every order but names no laboratory anywhere and publishes no certificate file or link that I could find. The RT10 product page, https://peptidestore.store/product/rt10/, carries a specification table reading "Purity: >=99.9% (HPLC verified)", "Identity Test: Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS/MS)" and "CoA: Included with every order", plus a bullet list headed "Quality Guarantee" repeating "Independent HPLC purity test", "LC-MS/MS identity verification" and "Batch-specific CoA included". The About page, https://peptidestore.store/about/, adds "Third-Party Independent Labs: Testing conducted by accredited external laboratories, not in-house", and the homepage catalog index promises "a downloadable Certificate of Analysis when available" next to every product listing. None of the pages I loaded, home, about, contact, the retatrutide category, or the RT10 product page, names the laboratory doing this testing, and I found no lot number, no batch code, no analytical method beyond the two acronyms above, and no PDF, image or href anywhere in the served HTML containing the string coa. I checked for a dedicated certificate index at the URLs this kind of site typically uses and every one returned HTTP 404 today: /coa/, /coas/, /lab-results/, /certificates/, /certificate-of-analysis/, /lab/, /quality-standards/. So every claim of independent testing and a per-order CoA rests on the vendor's own unlinked text, with no laboratory identifiable and no document to open.
On catalog scope and the retatrutide benchmark, read from https://peptidestore.store/sitemap.xml, https://peptidestore.store/category/retatrutide/ and https://peptidestore.store/product/rt10/. The sitemap lists 317 product URLs and 75 category URLs, matching the About page's own stat block, "317 Products" and "75 Categories", and matching sentences elsewhere on the homepage such as "With 317 products across 75 categories" and "Discover 317+ lab-tested research peptides". Retatrutide has its own category page carrying 9 listings, all sold as 10-vial packs rather than single vials: RT5 at $59.00 (5mg*10vials), RT10 at $89.00 (10mg*10vials), RT15 at $119.00, RT20 at $133.00, RT30 at $199.00, RT40 at $244.00, RT50 at $299.00, RT60 at $353.00 and RT100 at $549.00 (100mg*10vials). Two further retatrutide SKUs sit outside that category and were opened today: RTLQ, filed under Liquids, sells "Retatrutide Liq 5mg/ml" as a single container, Pack "1 bottle", at $139.00, and RT5CAP, filed under Capsules, sells "Retatrutide Cap 5mg" as one pack of "60 capsules" at $149.00. So within the Retatrutide category no single vial is offered and every listing is a 10-vial pack, while the vendor does sell retatrutide as a single unit elsewhere in liquid and capsule formats. Both of those pages also expose the shared template unedited: each spec table's Presentation row reads lyophilised powder in sealed vials, which cannot describe a liquid bottle or a capsule pack, each carries the vial-oriented nitrogen-sealed Quality Guarantee bullet, and each restates purity as a floor of 99.9 percent by HPLC in its table while its own title tag gives 99 percent, so the product data is filled from an unedited template, which undercuts the batch-specific documentation the same pages promise. The RT10 product page titles the compound plainly as "Retatrutide 10mg", product code RT10, full package "10mg*10vials", and states the price three times, once at $89.00 in the specification table, once in a hero spec chip, and again in an order widget reading "$89" and "Total: $89.00" for a quantity of one; the page's own script then applies a published volume ladder of 5 percent off at 3 units, 10 percent at 5 and 15 percent at 10, so $89.00 is the single-unit price rather than the price a bulk buyer pays.
On payment, shipping and entity details, read from https://peptidestore.store/terms-of-service/, /privacy-policy/, /shipping-returns/, /refund-policy/, /about/, /contact/ and, decisively, /checkout/, which loads at HTTP 200 with no login and no cart required. The published address is "118 Orr Ave, Cheswick, PA 15024, United States", repeated identically on all four policy pages and the about and contact pages, and the RT10 product page separately states the vendor ships "from our US base in Cheswick, Pennsylvania". No legal entity name, no LLC, Inc or Corp string, and no company registration number appears in the visible text of any page I loaded; the operating name throughout is the trade name "Peptide Store". The machine-readable layer tells a different identity story: the product pages' schema.org seller block, byte-identical across RT10, RTLQ and RT5CAP, names an Organization called Peptide Store whose url is https://vastmeds.store, whose email is support@vastmeds.store and whose telephone is +1-800-555-0199, a number in the range reserved for fictitious use; vastmeds.store loads today as a separate storefront under a different brand name, so the block reads as template residue from a shared build rather than an identity the storefront acknowledges. Contact is by phone or SMS at +1 (332) 324-6933, by WhatsApp at the same number, and by Telegram at @jotterreal; no email address is published in the visible text of the home, about, contact, privacy, terms, shipping or refund pages. Payment is described on the homepage as "major credit cards, debit cards, and cryptocurrency" processed through "secure, PCI-compliant gateways", and the vendor's own checkout contradicts that outright: the only payment selector the site serves offers exactly two radio options, CashApp, preselected, and a fallback labelled as another payment method arranged through the sales team, with no card field, no card gateway and no cryptocurrency option anywhere in the checkout markup. Shipping is stated as processed in 1-2 business days with published estimated delivery windows of 2-5 business days domestic US, 5-10 Canada, 7-14 Europe, 10-18 Australia/New Zealand and 10-21 for the rest of world, to "50+ countries worldwide"; no rate appears on any policy, product or informational page, but the checkout page publishes four flat rates in a select control, Regular Shipping at $20, Express Shipping at $30, Overnight Shipping at $40 and International Shipping at $50, none of which the shipping policy mentions. The refund policy is more specific than most vendors in this corpus on one point, naming a purity threshold directly, offering a refund or replacement when "The product's Certificate of Analysis (CoA) is materially inconsistent with the stated specification (e.g., purity below 95%)", alongside lost-in-transit windows of 30 days domestic and 45 days international, but the same site's product structured data declares the opposite position, hasMerchantReturnPolicy set to MerchantReturnNotPermitted with return fees assigned to the customer, so the prose specificity should not be credited without the contradiction beside it. All four policy pages and the terms of service carry an identical dateline giving January 1, 2024 as both the date the document took force and the date of its most recent revision. The terms of service set the age representation at "You are at least 18 years of age", and no age-verification script, modal or gate of any kind appears in the served homepage, product-page or checkout HTML. Two JavaScript modals are served on every product page, not one: a client-side shopping-cart drawer built on browser storage, and an order-capture modal titled "Complete Your Order" that collects full name, email, phone and shipping address and, on "Proceed to Payment", posts the order as JSON to /checkout/pdcash/ and redirects the browser to a payment link URL returned by the server.
CAUTIONCautions noted. First, the site's central quality claim, independent third-party testing with a Certificate of Analysis on every order, has no laboratory named and no document linked anywhere across the home, about, category and RT10 product pages, and every one of seven guessed certificate-index URLs returned HTTP 404, so the claim cannot be checked against any evidence the vendor itself publishes. Second, the purity figure is stated two different ways on the very same RT10 product page: the specification table and the homepage tagline both give a floor of 99.9 percent purity by HPLC, while the page's own descriptive paragraph says compounds are tested to confirm an advertised purity level of 99 percent or higher by HPLC and a FAQ answer on the same page says the product is supplied at 99 percent purity or higher by HPLC, a tenth-of-a-percentage-point gap between the headline figure and the page's own restatement of it. Third, the catalog and category counts are inconsistent site-wide, re-measured today across four pages: the homepage carries 317 in seven positions and a 150-plus figure in two, and gives the category count as 60 in two positions against 75 in three; the /products/ index carries a title tag reading 152-plus products directly above its own counter reading "317 Products" and 317 rendered product links; the /categories/ index carries a title tag reading 60 Types and a subhead pairing 75 categories with the 152-plus figure while rendering 75 category links; and the About page's stat block reads "317 Products" while its own mission paragraph describes a catalog of 152-plus peptides. The 317 and 75 figures match the sitemap and the rendered links; the 150-to-152-plus and 60 figures are a stale second set the site never reconciled. Fourth, the unverifiable endorsements run to more than the six visible homepage testimonials, "Dr. Michael R., Biotech Researcher", "Sarah L., Laboratory Manager", "Dr. James T., Principal Investigator", "Emily K., Procurement Officer", "Dr. Priya N., Postdoctoral Fellow" and "Laura M., Cosmetic Research Director", each a first name, last initial and title with no institution named, no order reference and no way to verify the person or the claim behind a quote such as one crediting the vendor's product selection for avoiding an aggregation problem in an experiment: every product page opened also carries a hard-coded aggregateRating of 4.8 out of 5 from 127 reviews, byte-identical across RT10, RTLQ and RT5CAP, alongside named review entries in the same structured-data block, while nowhere on the site is there any mechanism by which a buyer could leave a review, so the identical count on unrelated SKUs is template text rather than per-product feedback. Fifth, the homepage includes a large visible block of raw SEO search-phrase text under the heading "Research Peptide Keywords & Product Index", a comma-separated list running to dozens of phrases including "buy Retatrutide" and a phrase pairing a body-composition outcome word with the word peptides, which is keyword-stuffing style content rather than a product index a visitor would read. Sixth, the About page claims products are "manufactured under GMP-aligned protocols" with no manufacturing site or protocol document to support it, and the doctoral-staffing claim splits across two pages, the homepage stating doctoral-level scientists are available to assist and the About page's support tile describing doctoral scientists as available for technical guidance and queries, with no named individual anywhere behind either wording. Seventh, the policy datelines are not merely unrevised boilerplate, they predate the store's own existence: the registry record for the domain, served through rdap.org today (registrar Tucows Domains Inc.), gives registration on 2026-05-20 and a transfer on 2026-08-07, making the domain roughly three months old, so the January 1, 2024 dateline that all four policy documents give as the date they took force precedes the domain by more than two years, and the About page's "Since 2018" line plus the homepage's years-of-service stat precede it by more than eight.
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