Compound Solutions

Three of the peptides I wanted were unavailable when I went to check out. Ended up just getting BPC-157, which arrived fine, but the stock situation here is hit or miss.

I've ordered from Compound Solutions three times now and the most recent one is worth writing up. My order had semaglutide and GHK-Cu in it, and the GHK-Cu vial that came was clearly short on fill compared to the others. I emailed photos expecting the usual slow back-and-forth this place is known for, but to their credit they came back inside two days and shipped a replacement vial free, no argument. The replacement was filled correctly and the box this time had an actual cold pack that was still cool. Their COA is still just a generic compound sheet rather than the named lot, which is the one thing keeping me from calling them great, and shipping ran about a week each time. But for a quiet little source with almost no footprint online, the fundamentals are mostly there and they made the problem right. I'd rather keep ordering here than pay a lot more elsewhere.

Sent a question about whether the MK-677 was back in stock and it took four days to get a reply. When the order did go out it was packed fine and the vials were intact.

CJC-1295 was a couple dollars cheaper here than the other two places I priced it. Lyophilized cake looked intact and the vial was sealed properly.

Got TB-500 and the little ice pack was completely thawed by the time it arrived. Shipping took nine days and the insulation was just a thin bubble mailer, not great in the heat.

Ordered ipamorelin and the certificate they emailed was a generic compound sheet again, not my actual lot. The vial itself looked fine, fill was right to the line, but I keep hoping they'll start testing the real batches.

BPC-157 showed up in six days, vial sealed and labeled with a lot number. Packaging was plain but nothing was damaged.

Tirzepatide is noticeably more expensive than my last order a few months back. Product was fine, just not the value it used to be.

Half the peptides I wanted were unavailable. What I did get, BPC-157, came fine but the stock situation is frustrating.

Got my MK-677 order pretty quickly but when I looked at the COA closely, the testing date was 7 months old. Product seems fine in testing but I prefer fresh batches with recent documentation. Emailed them about it but no response after 3 days. Might shop elsewhere next time.

Second order with them, retatrutide this time. Quick enough shipping and the vials were intact. Prices are reasonable.

Ordered MK-677 and ipamorelin, both showed up fast and well sealed. COA matched the lot this time. Happy with it.

One of my GHK-Cu vials looked short on fill compared to the others in the order. Emailed about it and the reply was slow and not very helpful.

Got semaglutide from them. Packaging was bare bones, just a bubble mailer, but the vials weren't damaged. Middle of the road overall.

Second time ordering from Compound Solutions and they've been reliable. TB-500 came at 98.4% purity and Semax was 99.1% per the COAs. Both reconstituted perfectly clear with no particulates. They threw in an extra syringe filter which was a nice touch. Shipping took 6 days but packaging was secure with cold packs. Their email support answered my dosing questions thoroughly. Pricing is competitive and quality has been consistent across both orders.

CJC-1295 arrived clean, vial sealed and labeled properly. Domestic shipping took about five days. Would order again.

Had a question about stock and it took three days to get an email back. Order itself was packed well enough.

Their pricing on TB-500 was a bit better than two other spots I checked. Lyophilized cake looked intact, no complaints.

Ordered tirzepatide and it sat for almost two weeks before showing up. No tracking updates for days. Vials were ok when they finally arrived.

The COA they emailed was a generic one for the peptide, not for my actual lot. Product itself looked fine but I'd like to see the real batch tested.