VICOPeptide is a new China-based storefront that names a company but does not let you verify it, takes no card payment, and ships without batch numbers.

Trades as Veike Technology Co., Ltd. Origin is not in doubt: Shenzhen address, Chinese ICP filing, China-based hosting.

What the evidence shows

• The office address contradicts itself ("Shenzhen, Guangzhou"). The 2 WhatsApp contacts are Hong Kong (+852) numbers.
• The site claims "founded in 2006". Its copyright, product pages and lab reports are all dated 2026.
• Footer "partner links" point to google.com and x.com. Product copy is pasted: a copper peptide and a mitochondrial peptide are both labelled "triple-agonist". The photos, including the lab shots, look like stock images.
• No store, no checkout. You order by WhatsApp or email, so no card payment and no chargeback. No terms, refund or shipping policy.
• One first-hand account, from the reader who asked for this check: a small test order did arrive, the vials carried no batch numbers, and purity testing is still pending. Service was responsive, including a free swap to a higher-priced item when one was out of stock.
• Public sources are empty. A logged-in Reddit sweep on the brand, domain, company name and contact number, plus glp1forum.com, returned nothing, good or bad.
• Janoshik reports (Retatrutide 20mg, task #147615, April 2026) are seller-hosted and not verified with the lab, and the batch field reads "2026" rather than a lot number. With no batch numbers on the vials that shipped, no report ties to what you would receive. The site advertises 99% or higher purity.

What it does not show

One buyer account is not a track record, and that order is still untested, so nothing here speaks to purity or dosing. These are caution flags, not a documented scam.

Unproven, not cleared. Revisit if more buyer reports, a verifiable business registration, or batch-linked lab results show up.

— maxg Founder of Ouros Lab. I write the seller research notes here.