Some vendors withdrawing GLP-3?

Eleanor

@Stevepep said:

@Eleanor that’s a good thing imo. Finally people found a USP alternative to Hospira to at least keep them in check

I am 100% in agreement. Weeds out the weak hands and expensive, game-playing vendors out. Might start to see some decent offering come EOY. These so-called 'sales' of late were no-sale at all.

ursus

So called close out sales that are still extremely expensive.

If they stop all glps they might as well go out of business because those are the core products people want.

pep_researcher

Expensive prices with ILS/Kovera COAs.

denti

The email from Mile High:

We may have to stop carrying MHC-3 RT
Hey, Max here. Five more companies just got sued by big pharma for selling retatrutide. That makes eleven in the past couple of months.

We're not sure how much longer we'll be able to offer MHC-3 RT.

Nothing is final yet. But I'd rather tell you now than have you find the product page gone one day.

A nothing burger imo. If they don't want to sell it in fear of getting sued, there will always be other vendors who will still want to.

pep_researcher

@denti FWIW Max got a FDA love letter back in March this year but that was for openly promoting human use of RUO material through his TikTok and Skool page. They provided evidence of specific posts and all.

But he still got out clear as far as understand because it was all business as usual after that after he shutdown his Skool group and renamed GLP-3.

So yeah I'm not buying all these tactics. I saw exact same messaging in Dec 2025 as well and then again in Feb-March.

denti

Yeah, seems like desperate marketing on their part. In fact I remember them sending out even more marketing emails lately about permanent price drops etc. They’ve always been one of the most expensive retail sites out there as far I am aware, and now with so much more competition out there and lower prices, they probably aren’t doing as well as they did before with their higher prices.

Bullseye

Don't fall for the fear mongering. It's a quick way for a vendor to scare people for sales.

pep_researcher

I got these "hurry, we may not have this" emails from a couple of others just past few days, in addition to everyone running B2G1 sales on all peps overall.

I suspect:

a lot of people figured out dark greys
stateside resellers have exploded in numbers (look at FB ads)
more of Peptide Critic readers got particular about testing and abandoned those jumping labs or using subpar labs
Reseller margins and profits have thinned out.

Thus all tactics to generate fear and drive sales.

@jdot

jdot

I especially agree with your first point. I think the last 6 months were a turning point where everyone seemed to find out there is cheaper stuff out there.

Even Nexaph’s huge and more regular sales have been telling.

Truth be told if their sale price was their regular price I’d be happy just using them forever haha.

pep_researcher

@jdot said:

agree with your first point

Yeah there was a short PBS documentary on GLP-1 and access issues. A woman went on the record that she participates in dark GBs for procurement and testing etc and hasn't had any issues.

She even demoed reconning on screen.

What stood out was her water was neither Hospira nor the new Peptide Critic popular sweet Genetek... it was what this community considers toilet water.