Is Solution Peptides legit?

Yes. Solution Peptides is first on our board. Every independent sample we hold for it passed, four of its compounds ship two vials for one price, it publishes a Florida business address and a phone line, and weekday orders placed before 2 PM Eastern ship the same day by tracked UPS or FedEx. The overall score of 95.6 weighs purity (97.7), trust (98 of 100), delivery (100 of 100), and price (80), and every input is on this page.

Of the compounds we track, Solution Peptides lists 11, and its median price sits at 0.90x the market median per milligram. For example: Retatrutide (as Peptide 3 (R)) at $99 for 2 × 10 mg, 2 for 1, Semaglutide (as Peptide 1 (S)) at $39 for 2 × 5 mg, 2 for 1, and Cagrilintide (as Peptide C) at $90 / 5 mg. 4 listings ship two vials for the listed price, and the per-milligram figures count both. Every listing is in the price table on this page with a direct link. Free shipping starts at $499.

Orders placed before 2 PM ET on a business day ship the same day, by UPS, and FedEx, with tracking. Our estimate is 1 business day from order to doorstep for a US address, based on the vendor’s published terms rather than measured parcels. Shipping is free from $499.

Solution Peptides earns 6 of 7 transparency checks in full: certificates readable before checkout, lot on certificate matches the vial, testing lab named, certificate verifies at the lab, mass spec identity confirmation, and no public enforcement actions. It falls short on trading history (4 years). No public enforcement actions were found against it.

A sample passes our standard only when purity is at least 99.5% by HPLC, identity is confirmed by mass spectrometry, and the measured fill is within 25% of the label. 24 of 24 independent Solution Peptides samples met it, with a weighted average purity of 99.78% and the latest result dated Oct 26, 2026. Every result is in the test history on this page.

Yes. Certificates can be read before you buy. The lot number on the certificate matches the vial. The testing lab is named (Janoshik Analytical). Reports can be re-checked on the lab’s own site. Identity is confirmed by mass spectrometry as well as HPLC.

Cards, and Crypto.

Its published location is Royal Palm Beach, FL. Orders ship from United States, and the storefront has been trading since 2022.

Nothing in our evidence says so. The company publishes a legal address and a phone number, posts its shipping and returns terms in full, ships tracked parcels, and every independent sample we hold for it passed. The practical cautions are a login wall on prices, coded names for three compounds, and a 499 dollar free-shipping threshold.

No. It sells semaglutide as Peptide 1 (S), retatrutide as Peptide 3 (R), and cagrilintide as Peptide C, and has no tirzepatide listing. Atomik Labz, which runs a near-identical catalog, lists it as Peptide 2 (T) at 89 dollars for 10 mg.

Four of the compounds we track sit in the store’s "2 FOR 1" category: Peptide 3 (R), which is retatrutide, Peptide 1 (S), which is semaglutide, BPC-157, and GHK-Cu. You pay the listed price and receive two vials, so 99 dollars for Peptide 3 (R) is two 10 mg vials, or 4.95 dollars a milligram. Our price figures count both vials, the same way we count a kit seller’s ten. Cagrilintide, TB-500, NAD+, tesamorelin, ipamorelin, CJC-1295, and PT-141 are priced one vial at a time.

No. The two storefronts list the same prices to the dollar on every compound both carry, and the same two-for-one on retatrutide, semaglutide, BPC-157, and GHK-Cu. The differences are elsewhere: Solution has the quicker delivery estimate and a published address, Atomik sells tirzepatide, also two for one.

An order can be cancelled for a full refund until it ships. After that, returns are accepted for 30 days with a 20% restocking fee, and refunds post within 10 to 20 business days depending on how you paid.