Skye Peptides

[WisGal64]

I didn't see Skye on the vendor list, but thought it was worth a review.

Easy ordering, fast delivery, and they had the item I needed (Cartalax) when my usual vendor was out. Prices vary, but some are very competitive. I also love that they include a CoA card with a QR code — super easy to scan and save. Their testing looks very good. Found a blend I hadn't seen before, Thymosin Alpha 1/Thymalin, decided to add it to my research.

Solid experience overall

[carlbartz]

Would agree, Skye had easy ordering, fast delivery, and shipped CoA cards for both the wolverine blend and motsc I ordered. Testing looked very good.

[jackiee]

Oh, @wisgal64 , keep me updated on the TA/Thymalin blend! Sounds interesting.

[WisGal64]

Will do @jackie ! @gym.rat I added it, https://community.peptidecritic.com/topic/1324/the-tri-healing-protocol-for-shoulder-and-knee-the-tale-of-2-lab-rats

[pep_researcher]

I came here looking for info. About eight months back when I started dipping my toes in RUO, Skye seemed very popular on glp1 and reddit communities. But I think the owner didn't want to participate in affiliate codes. Now I don't see it being discussed much, and some of their batches are really old. Kind of similar with Peptide Crafters.

[pep_researcher]

And I'm seeing Crafters using Accumark lab on some products. Previously they always used Janoshik, so did Skye.

As Randy said any lab or vendor is only good until it's not!

[WisGal64]

@pep_researcher There seems to be quite a few from the exploring peptides community on Skool that seemed to like them. My research went fine with the products I ordered, even though the COA was outdated about six months I realized, after the fact