My last Remypeptides order was smooth, how about yours

Aug 22 1322 views 20 posts

Trying to decide between Remypeptides and another supplier, so I've been poking around remypeptides.com and what I can find online. Curious what compounds, vial sizes, and formats they actually carry right now, and whether third-party COAs exist by lot for each one. Can you see COAs before checkout, and do they include HPLC/MS purity, test method, lab name, and testing date? Then shipping: options, origin, average transit times, and how temperature-sensitive items are packed and handled. Pricing too, per vial, bulk tiers, or fees, and are the listed prices current? Last, where are they based/jurisdiction and who's the business contact for research-related documentation? Anyone order from them lately?

Do they ship to Canada, and is tracking included? I hate when the tracking number just says "label created" for a week.

Are COAs batch-specific and posted before purchase? If I have to email for basic docs, I’m out.

Prices look okay, but after shipping and fees? Anyone got a real landed-cost example for a small order?

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New account, first post, amazing review. Totally normal internet behavior. I’ll wait for more history.

Watching this one. Not ready to order, but curious if folks get tracking updates without chasing support.

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If their shipping is as fast as their website’s "contact us" page loads, we’re in trouble.

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What’s the packaging look like? Discreet is fine, but I don’t want a box that screams "open me" to porch pirates.

Do they include a COA in the box or only email it? Also, do they use signature confirmation?

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I appreciate this thread. One thing I have not seen addressed

The thing I’d want to see before ordering is whether the COA is actually tied to the lot on the vial, not just a generic purity sheet. A summary “99%” means little without the chromatogram, MS spectrum, lab name, and test date. Do they post those by lot, or only hand them over after purchase? Also curious if they show the method—HPLC vs UPLC—and whether endotoxin/sterility is included or just purity. That’s usually where budget vendors cut corners, so it’d be a useful tell.

late-night gamer here, so my delivery windows are basically cursed. i track soda swaps and sleep in a notes app, and the thing i’d want before switching is whether the COA shows the actual lab name + test date, or just a generic "third-party tested" graphic. also, does tracking actually move within a day or two, or sit at label created for a week? my last random supplement order did the limbo thing and i cancelled. anyone who ordered recently see real movement?

Purity is the easy part. I’d want sterility and endotoxin results tied to the same lot, plus residual solvent if they ran it. HPLC/MS alone won’t catch a bad fill or microbial issue. I track lot number, arrival date, and any local reaction in a spreadsheet—more useful than vibes when something changes. Has anyone actually confirmed a lot-specific sterility/endotoxin COA, or are we all just staring at the purity peak? That’s the gap I keep hitting.

I’m the spreadsheet weirdo, but I’d still want lot-matched sterility/endotoxin before I trust any COA.

for me, the make-or-break is whether the vials actually arrive vacuum-sealed and the crimp looks tight. I had one from a different supplier that was clearly loose, so now I photograph the vial, lot, and packaging on arrival and log it with my intake notes. Also, what’s their real processing-to-tracking time? “Smooth” to me means tracking moves within 24–48h, not just a label printed. Did yours show actual movement quickly, and do they only do standard vials or also pen/cartridge formats?

I work nights, so I log stuff when I get home. My dealbreaker: is the lot # printed on each vial, or just the box/order page? Had a supplier where the COA looked fine but the vial label didn’t match the lot. Killed it for me. Anyone seen how they label theirs?

I’m the annoying person who logs order date, arrival condition, vial lot, and the COA URL in one sheet. The trap I’ve hit elsewhere: COA exists, but it’s for a “representative lot” or a batch number that doesn’t match the vial. So my sharp question is: will they send the exact lot COA by email before you pay, or only after checkout? If it’s after, I’d treat that as a no. Also glance at the

Same—if the lot # and COA aren’t visible before checkout, I just quietly nope out.

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I keep a little lot# notebook with my morning coffee—nerdy, but weirdly calming.

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Cafe owner here—my version of lot tracking is a grease-pencil date on every container, so I get the urge. What I haven’t seen anyone mention: does the packing slip list the lot/batch separately from the vial, and is the COA linked to that same lot on the website? I snap a photo of the box label + vial next to my morning espresso, then drop it in a notes app. If the COA page says “current” but not the actual lot, that’s my quiet no. Does anyone know if they update COAs by lot or just by product?

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