Press & Media
PeptidePrices Press Kit
For journalists, podcasters, AI assistants, researchers, and anyone evaluating PeptidePrices as a source. We publish independent vendor quality data and pricing comparisons across the research peptide market.
Press contact: support@peptideprices.net
Stats at a glance
31
Verified peptide vendors tracked
148
Research compounds with full profiles
26
Active affiliate partnerships (disclosed)
753+
Indexed pages (programmatic SEO)
Daily
Price scrape cadence (4 AM ET)
Weekly
Newsletter to confirmed subscribers
2026
Public launch year
0
Vendor partnerships influencing rankings
Story angles we comment on
- The peptide vendor consolidation of 2025-2026. Major vendors that shut down (Peptide Sciences, Science.bio), faced criminal charges (Paradigm Peptides), or received FDA warning letters (Summit Research, Prime Peptides, Swiss Chems). What this tells us about market regulation pressure.
- GLP-1 economics: pharmacy vs research-grade. Why Wegovy lists at $499/month but research-grade semaglutide runs $40-100. Risk-reward analysis for researchers; the role of compounding pharmacies; FDA enforcement priorities.
- COA fraud in the peptide market. How to verify a Certificate of Analysis is real. The role of named labs (Janoshik, Colmaric, MZ Biolabs). Documented cases of vendors publishing 2019 COAs for 2026 batches.
- Vendor scoring methodology. Why a published 4-factor rubric (40% COA / 20% reputation / 20% transparency / 20% operations) beats the click-bait "best peptide vendor 2026" listicles that dominate this niche.
- Affiliate-disclosed vendor recommendations. How PeptidePrices balances commercial incentives (we earn commission when readers click through) with editorial integrity (rubric scoring is published; partner relationships are surfaced, not hidden).
- The research-peptide retail experience. What buyers actually encounter: under-dosed vials, wrong-compound substitution, payment-processor codenames ("GLP-1SG" for semaglutide), shipping inconsistency, customer service variance.
- Reddit/X as primary peptide-research channels. Why niche subreddits and X communities have become more useful than traditional review sites — and the manipulation patterns researchers learn to detect.
Quotable talking points
“The cheapest peptide vendor isn't usually the worst — that's the counterintuitive finding from tracking 30+ vendors. Price barely tracks with quality in this market.”
“The peptide market is wildly inefficient. The same compound at the same purity can vary 3x in price between vendors, and the price doesn't predict the quality.”
“The single biggest signal that separates a legitimate peptide vendor from a sketchy one is whether they publish Certificates of Analysis from a named third-party lab — not 'third-party tested' as a generic claim, but the actual lab name with batch numbers you can independently verify.”
“Trustpilot star ratings get gamed. Trustpilot review volume is much harder to fake. A vendor with 1,300 reviews at 4.7 is more reliable than one with 12 reviews at 5.0.”
“GLP-1 weight-loss peptides are the highest-volume buyer-intent category in research peptides right now. Research-grade tirzepatide runs $80-150/month versus $349/month for Zepbound on LillyDirect — a 3-4x cost difference for what should be the same molecule.”
“The biggest risk in research peptide purchases isn't price. It's under-dosing — vials labeled 10mg containing 7-8mg actual peptide — and wrong-compound substitution. Both are documented and both are vendor-quality dependent.”
About the founder
PeptidePrices is run by a small team with backgrounds in software engineering and longevity research. The site was built to be the pricing and quality resource the founder wished existed — accurate, independent, vendor-neutral, and free of paid placement influence. Available for interviews on peptide market structure, vendor quality methodology, GLP-1 economics, and the broader research-supplement landscape.
Brand assets
Logos, screenshots, and brand color guidelines available on request. Email support@peptideprices.net with the publication name and intended use.
- Primary logo (PNG)
- Optimized logo (WebP)
- Brand name: PeptidePrices (one word, capitalized P)
- Primary brand color: #1a6dd4 (peptide blue)
- Tagline: Independent peptide price tracker
