[REVIEW] GGPeps — looking for input

GGPeps has expanded their catalog significantly over the past year. I've tried about 60% of their offerings and researched the rest. Here's my comprehensive breakdown of what's worth your money and what to skip. ## TIER 1: STRONG BUY ✅ Tirzepatide 30mg — $42/vial ($37.80 in 5-pack) The flagship product. Community tested at 96-98% purity consistently. If you're here for weight loss, this is the gold standard peptide and GGPeps sells quality product. No brainer. Semaglutide 5mg — $34/vial ($29 in 5-pack) Solid alternative if tirzepatide is too strong for you or you've had bad side effects with it. GGPeps sema tests at 95-97% purity. Good product. BPC-157 5mg — $28/vial Their BPC tests well and I've personally had good results using it for a nagging shoulder injury. Noticeable improvement in recovery over 4 weeks at 250mcg 2x/day. ## TIER 2: WORTH CONSIDERING 🟡 Retatrutide 10mg — $48/vial The "triple agonist" — GIP/GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist. Still somewhat experimental (Phase 2 trials) but the weight loss data is incredible (up to 24% body weight in trials). Only 3 community purity tests so far (94-97% range). Worth trying if you've plateaued on tirz, but less tested than the Tier 1 options. Tirzepatide 10mg — $18/vial Budget option if you're on lower doses. Good value for people still in the 2.5-5mg/week range. Same quality as the 30mg vials. NAD+ Nasal Spray — $45 Newer product. Some users report improved energy and mental clarity. Limited testing data in the community. I've tried it and subjectively felt slightly more alert but could be placebo. ## TIER 3: SKIP ❌ "Immune Support Peptide Blend" — $55 Vague labeling, no clear peptide identification, no purity data available. Too ambiguous for my comfort. Hard pass. Pre-mixed Semaglutide Pen — $89 Overpriced for what you get. Same sema you can reconstitute yourself for $34 + $8 BAC water. You're paying $47 extra for the convenience of not mixing it yourself. Not worth it unless you truly cannot handle reconstitution. Cosmetic Peptide Kit — $120 Contains GHK-Cu, argireline, and matrixyl. These are skincare peptides with limited clinical evidence. At $120 for the kit, you can buy proven skincare products (retinol, vitamin C) for a fraction of the cost with much better evidence behind them. ## OVERALL CATALOG VERDICT GGPeps does GLP-1 peptides (tirz, sema, reta) very well. Their core products are legit and well-tested. The further you get from those core products, the less data exists and the worse the value proposition becomes. Stick to what they're known for. 📋