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Nov '25 • General discussion
⚠️ PSA: There's No Such Thing as a "Certified Peptide Specialist"
This is just a quick reminder—if anyone is trying to claim some expertise by saying they are a Peptide Specialist, Certified Peptide Educator, or anything of the sort, it's complete BS.
Even the advisors at Telehealth Companies that are "Wellness Specialists" have little to no experience with these peptides personally. Don't blindly trust anyone.
Peptides are a new and evolving field with very few clinical studies. I saw a video today of someone claiming you should only purchase with them because they are a Peptide Specialist ensuring their sources are "the highest quality".
Do your research and always check COAs.
As someone who's gotten a complete view of the research space, it's kind of sad how little education there is out there and how many people try to cling to titles. Even some company owners don't understand how peptides work/are made, which is mind blowing.
I will never claim to know everything about peptides—I only have a small knowledgebase. I think I have a unique view of the research space, and my goal is to give you the background so you can ask questions and verify things yourself.
The sites on peptideprice.store will continue to maintain a solid quality standard with testing, customer service, and operate with transparency. If they start to slip and aren't putting customers first, they will be removed.
That's my promise to you guys—let's keep this thing growing together!
The more questions the better so everyone can learn from each other 🫶
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⚠️ PSA: There's No Such Thing as a "Certified Peptide Specialist"
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