Skye Peptides Review (2026): Prices, COAs & Is It Legit?

Skye Peptides (skyepeptides.com) has one of the larger Finnrick test counts we track, with 93 independent tests. Its own site is thin on disclosure: no COA page, no named lab, no address and a login gate.

By Carsten Jessen

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Checked October 19, 2026

Skye Peptides at a glance

1.0/10 PeptideChecked score
Testing labs
Not named
COAs
None found
Endotoxin / sterility
Not shown
Finnrick tests
93
Skye Peptides website banner
Skye Peptides's own site banner, from skyepeptides.com.

Skye Peptides prices we checked (45)

Prices from skyepeptides.com on October 19, 2026. Prices change; check the vendor's site before ordering.

Visit Skye Peptides

Skye Peptides has strong outside test coverage but publishes very little about itself. Finnrick lists 93 independent tests for the vendor, the latest dated September 29, 2026. On its own site we found no COA page, no named lab, no address and no company name. Prices are mixed: large sizes are often below the median across the vendors in our price index, small sizes often above it.

Notice: Skye Peptides' products are sold for in-vitro laboratory research only. They are not FDA-approved and not for human or animal use. This review covers supplier transparency and prices. We didn't buy or test any products. Some vendors pay us a commission when you buy through our links. That never changes a score or a price ranking.

Skye Peptides at a glance

  • Website: skyepeptides.com, live when checked.
  • Based in: not published on its site when we checked on October 19, 2026.
  • Company: no legal entity or owner named.
  • Testing labs/COAs: no named lab and no COA page found.
  • Independent tests (Finnrick): 93 tests listed on Finnrick, most recent September 29, 2026.
  • Payment: not published on its public pages.
  • Gate: login. The site has a login page in front of the store.
  • Catalog: 44 peptide products listed.
  • Checked: October 19, 2026.

Prices we checked

Prices as listed on skyepeptides.com on October 19, 2026. "Per mg" is the listed price divided by the vial size.

PeptideSizePricePer mgvs index median
Retatrutide (listed as GLP-1 R)24mg$179$7.464% below
Retatrutide (listed as GLP-1 R)12mg$99$8.257% above
Tirzepatide (listed as GLP-1 T)60mg$339$5.656% below
Tirzepatide (listed as GLP-1 T)10mg$99$9.9065% above
Semaglutide (listed as GLP-1 S)12mg$119$9.927% above
BPC-15720mg$84$4.2030% below
TB-50025mg$129$5.1632% below
GHK-Cu50mg$49$0.9840% above
NAD+1000mg$149$0.1515% above
MOTS-c50mg$109$2.1852% below
Tesamorelin24mg$99$4.1247% below
Selank10mg$79$7.9058% above

The pattern is clear: the per-mg price drops sharply with vial size. The 10mg tirzepatide vial costs 65% more per mg than the median, while the 60mg vial is 6% below it. Compare retatrutide prices, tirzepatide prices, BPC-157 prices and MOTS-c prices across vendors, or browse the full price index.

Testing and COAs

We found no COA page on skyepeptides.com and no testing lab named anywhere on the pages we could reach. The site also doesn't mention lot or batch numbers next to certificates, or endotoxin or sterility testing.

The independent picture is better. Finnrick lists 93 tests for Skye Peptides, with the most recent on September 29, 2026. That is a large number of customer-submitted samples. We don't report Finnrick ratings here, so check the vendor's page on Finnrick for results by compound.

What we like

  • 93 independent tests on Finnrick, recent as of late September 2026.
  • A broad catalog of 44 peptide products.
  • Large sizes are often well below the index median, for example MOTS-c 50mg (52% below) and tesamorelin 24mg (47% below).
  • Prices are visible for most products we checked.

What to watch

  • No COA page and no named testing lab on its site.
  • No address, company name or owner published.
  • Payment methods aren't listed on public pages.
  • Small sizes can be expensive per mg, such as tirzepatide 10mg (65% above the median) and selank (58% above).
  • GLP-class products are sold under codes (GLP-1 R, GLP-1 T, GLP-1 S).

How it compares

Skye Peptides has more independent test data than most vendors we track, but less on-site disclosure than vendors that publish named-lab COAs. See all vendors we track, peptide deals this week and our ranked list.

Bottom line

Skye Peptides is a live store with a large catalog and a long Finnrick test record. Its own site gives you little to verify: no COAs, no lab names and no address. If you buy for research, favor the larger sizes on price and check Finnrick for the specific compound first.

Last checked October 19, 2026.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Skye Peptides legit?

As of October 19, 2026, Skye Peptides runs a live store at skyepeptides.com with 44 peptide products listed, and Finnrick lists 93 independent tests for it, the most recent dated September 29, 2026. Its site does not publish an address, company name, testing lab or COA page, so most of the transparency evidence comes from outside testing, not from the vendor.

How much does Skye Peptides charge?

On October 19, 2026 we saw BPC-157 20mg at $84, TB-500 25mg at $129, retatrutide (listed as GLP-1 R) 24mg at $179 and tirzepatide (listed as GLP-1 T) 60mg at $339. Larger sizes are often below the median across the vendors in our price index; small sizes often aren't.

Does Skye Peptides publish COAs?

We didn't find a COA page or any named testing lab on skyepeptides.com when we checked on October 19, 2026. Finnrick lists 93 independent tests for the vendor.

Where is Skye Peptides located?

The site did not publish a location or company name when we checked on October 19, 2026.

What payment methods does Skye Peptides accept?

Payment methods were not published on its public pages when we checked on October 19, 2026.

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