Certified Pep User Review: AVOID! Please read!!
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I think this site serves as a venue to offer positive and negative feedback, not necessarily preferred sites. There is an overwhelming amount of nonsense out there, including AI bots to post random, seemingly real, reviews on social media. It’s common place. So I feel like this site gives a place to hopefully cut down on the fake reviews, and offer some sense of “real feedback” , both good and bad. I will admit I fell victim to it myself, like I detailed in my review of certified- pep. Hopefully others will be able to come here and use the content to make a more informed decision.
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@yourmom Being listed on our site isn’t an endorsement. Any vendor can appear in the database. What matters is the transparency around them.
Good vendors earn good reviews. Bad vendors get bad reviews.
If a vendor sends threatening texts to customers, we’ll talk about it. If they have a sketchy legal history that should concern buyers, we’ll cover that too.
The whole point is giving the community real information so people can decide for themselves.
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P PeptideCritic moved this topic from Certified Pep on
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A third-party user posted a community review that linked to a publicly available Fox article. Certified-Pep/Jason contacted us saying the article is false, damaging, and should not be referenced on our site.
We replied several times asking what specifically he wanted done: remove the review, remove the Fox link, add his dispute, or clarify what he believes is inaccurate while the Fox article remains publicly live.
The emails below are the exchange, in order, so the community can read them directly.
An attorney appointment screenshot was included in the correspondence (a flex?). We redacted the attorney’s contact details because this is about the exchange itself, not sending the internet to someone’s calendar invite.
As always: Peptide Critic is a public community platform. Users post reviews, vendors are welcome to respond, and readers can make up their own minds.
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This guy seems delusional. Does he think that the Internet should only be used to praise him and everything he does, or be taken down?
The original reviewer has only expressed his subjective experience after using these products on the public vendor review forum, and also shared the results of his research, a public article on a mass media site. It that a crime now?attentiion is all you need
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This guy seems delusional. Does he think that the Internet should only be used to praise him and everything he does, or be taken down?
The original reviewer has only expressed his subjective experience after using these products on the public vendor review forum, and also shared the results of his research, a public article on a mass media site. It that a crime now? -
A third-party user posted a community review that linked to a publicly available Fox article. Certified-Pep/Jason contacted us saying the article is false, damaging, and should not be referenced on our site.
We replied several times asking what specifically he wanted done: remove the review, remove the Fox link, add his dispute, or clarify what he believes is inaccurate while the Fox article remains publicly live.
The emails below are the exchange, in order, so the community can read them directly.
An attorney appointment screenshot was included in the correspondence (a flex?). We redacted the attorney’s contact details because this is about the exchange itself, not sending the internet to someone’s calendar invite.
As always: Peptide Critic is a public community platform. Users post reviews, vendors are welcome to respond, and readers can make up their own minds.
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I've been in the peptide game for a few years now. And as of lately I've ene venturing outside my previous comfort zone with vendors. And unfortunately they have been one of my recent vendors. Even though I should know better, I fell for the heavy advertising. "Ranked #1 on Trust Pilot blah blah blah".yeah, when you spam customers with off your s for discounts in exchange for a a favorable review. The same tactics used by another one of my previously favorite vendors Modern Aminos. I just wanna get good quality research gear for my money. But now there's so many people getting into the peptide selling market (or maybe half the time peptide "scam") that it becomes increasingly harder to filter out the garbage vendors. I even see frequent examples of a vendor having a solid streak of high quality product and they build up their reputation... Then once they have the client base their product quality goes down the toilet. It's very frustrating. Just as frustrating as the hundreds of dollars I've recently spent with Certified. And although some of the products felt genuine, there's def been quite a few dudes that made me wonder if it was just all in my head. Now I know it was indeed money wasted on some BS 🤬🤬🤬
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I bought tirzepatide from Certified twice, when I was first venturing away from tele-health and prescription peps and didn't really know where to look for vendors. I realize now that their prices are quite high, and even if he isn't a sex pest, Jason does appear to be kind of a dick, based on screencaps I've seen of his communications with other buyers, but that being said, my vials were totally fine, and the peptides performed perfectly both times
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Early on in my research, I purchased from them, I got in on their BOGO2(Buy one Get 2) sale for wolverine. It was a great sale, the products worked as expected. I will say, they had excellent communication and customer service. Willing to answer any questions I had. This isn't an ad for them, this is my experience. Seeing this post and others experience about him making threats definitely raises eyebrows. I no longer order from them because I've found better prices with other vendors and my wallet thanks me lol
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Before I knew better, I bought Tirz 30mg from Cert-Pep back in September 2025. I was able to match the distinct crimp and cap of the vials to a batch that Uther released in mid-August 2025, batch ZE300805. Of course the peps are fine and work great, just way overpriced. But this just shows that Cert-Pep was sourcing from China in September 2025.
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Early on in my research, I purchased from them, I got in on their BOGO2(Buy one Get 2) sale for wolverine. It was a great sale, the products worked as expected. I will say, they had excellent communication and customer service. Willing to answer any questions I had. This isn't an ad for them, this is my experience. Seeing this post and others experience about him making threats definitely raises eyebrows. I no longer order from them because I've found better prices with other vendors and my wallet thanks me lol
him making threats
Happened to me too!
️ Exact same experience. Basically as soon as you escalate anything about the order the owner Jason loses it. That seems consistent with someone who may have those kind of charges on his head.After a few months I found Jeff's video on YT covering exact same experience and I was like wow so there's a pattern!
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Who do you suppose is promoting Certified Peps so highly?
Paid for press release:
https://finance.yahoo.com/healthcare/articles/honest-peptide-review-brings-transparency-120000409.htmlhttps://honestpeptidereview.com/
That review site looks very fake.
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https://copsandbloggers.blogspot.com/2008/04/jason-allen-jack-beeching-hitcher-most.html
"Chamberlain. Because of his past, the sheriff’s office just suspects he’s up to no good". (from 2008)
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