c/scamalerts · created 21 Sep 2023
Confirmed fraud patterns, cloned shops, fake COAs. Evidence-only.
Flairing this Unverified deliberately. I have one result and one other member reporting something similar, which is not enough to call anything. BPC 10mg, batch…
Fourth report in six months alleging SGN is not a real supplier. Every time, the reasoning is some version of "the site looks like a distributor rather than a peptide…
Three years of maintaining the pattern list. I keep expecting novel fraud and I keep getting the same nine things wearing new domains. Cloned storefront. Real shop's…
Two weeks ago I posted that a QYB certificate had a producer string inconsistent with laboratory software and implied it was generated. It was a re-export. The original…
Reference standards, analytical reagents and system-suitability material. If you are running your own method, start with a known.
Reference standardsFull timeline, because the accusation was mine and it was loud. June: my sema 10mg tested well under the COA. I posted it as a below-spec result and named the vendor.…
Documented fraud: cloned storefronts, recycled COA PDFs, batch numbers appearing across unrelated vendors, fake test reports, group-buy exit scams, and the small number of patterns that account for almost all of it. Accusations without evidence are removed — not because we doubt you, but because unverifiable accusations make the community useless.
Independent HPLC and mass spec. The number you get is the number they found.
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