On October 19, 2026 we asked for stratelabs.ca and received a DNS error: the domain no longer resolves. We then tried stratelabs.is and were sent, by a permanent redirect, to www.glpeptides.is, a storefront for a different brand that does not mention Strate Labs anywhere on its pages. Neither address is a Strate Labs store today. Because no vendor page loaded, every field a review would normally rest on, from the catalog and the labs to the prices and the policies, is unverified, and this report records a closure rather than a verification.
What the community and the wiki say happened
Strate Labs ran parallel storefronts at the .ca and .is domains and, according to Peptide Protocol Wiki, which last verified its entry on February 11, 2026, sold peptides, SARMs, capsules and topicals as a Canadian research-chemical vendor with free domestic shipping over CAD 250. The wiki describes Interac e-Transfer as the primary payment method, a route it notes offers little reversibility, a GLP-class product sold under an in-house brand name, and contract laboratories that were not always named on certificates. Other sources place the company in Texas, describe card and Bitcoin payments and say it shipped to the United States, the European Union and Australia. We cannot reconcile those accounts and did not try to pick one.
The closure itself is reported rather than announced. Two community posts on Skool, dated May 29 and June 3, 2026, describe the company closing, and a search snippet cites a July 1, 2026 date. We found no notice from Strate Labs. Finnrick, an independent testing aggregator, lists stratelabs.is with zero tests and the contradictory location text “Nederlands, based in texas”, which illustrates how little solid ground the public record offers.
What the legal record adds
Peptide Protocol Wiki reports that Strate Labs was found in default in an Eli Lilly civil action in May 2024 concerning GLP-class products, and that it was named in a US International Trade Commission trademark and false-advertising investigation. Those are the wiki’s statements, and we could not check them against court documents during this review. We note them because they are the likeliest reason the name still circulates, and because a default judgment in a civil case is a different matter from the regulatory action readers usually search for. No FDA warning letter naming Strate Labs was found as of October 19, 2026, and no Trustpilot profile is recorded.
Our read
Two dead or repurposed domains, a redirect to an unrelated brand and community reports of a mid-2026 closure add up to a supplier that is no longer there. The civil judgment and the ITC investigation reported by the wiki explain why the name still appears on recommendation lists, and the contradictions about location, shipping and payment show how little of the original record was ever verified in the first place. A reader holding a Strate Labs recommendation should treat it as expired, and should not assume that GL Peptides, the brand at the end of the redirect, is the same business operating under a new name.
