Peptide Critic Community

@Stones67 said:

Please don't link to a Dr. Trevor Bachmeyer video!

Is a corrupt chiropractor who had his licensed revoked and now sells vials of 30mg Reta for $570 using 10 month old COAs not trustworthy?

@jackiew1 said:

I just checked their website and they only have 7 peptides listed? Do they usually carry more than that?

@jackiew1 Usually, but stuff moves fast with Crush. Developed quite the reputation for robust testing and good prices. Follow Rory on X, he posts updates regularly on when things are expected to be in stock: https://x.com/rorynotsorry

@Everami007 said in Hi !! NEW PEPPER HEAD HERE !!:

Now I’m just not sure who to trust in this space ( peptide pharmacy & mammouth). Has anyone used them or can someone point me in the right direction.

I've been researching peptides for a few years now and I've never heard of these outfits. Not saying I'm the end all be all of peptide suppliers, but it's rare I see a vendor I haven't heard of.

It'd be helpful to know what you're looking for and what kind of volume you'll need. For a person only doing 1mg of reta a week, it might not be worth going too deep into the gray.

I often recommend Crush Research to people just getting started. The owner is well known, and for a domestic reseller with rigorous testing, his prices are pretty reasonable. But his selection of peps is limited. Coupon code in the vendor directory.

I've made a few orders from Nexaph as well that I'm happy with. I think of them as kind of a middle gray vendor, selling kits around 3-4 times what you can get going direct to China, but they are domestic, and still cheaper than most single vial resellers.

I can say one thing for sure though, never ever buy from someone on TikTok. Ever. Almost every time I've heard of someone getting scammed, it starts with "I found them on TikTok/Instagram"

For DEXA scans, check your local university if you have one nearby. Mine does them for $66. Can get a bunch of other tests too. Now I just need to befriend someone there to test my peps...

@justalittleprick said in FDA warning letters:

I read the letter for one of the vendors and it mentioned BAC water, which is disappointing and signals the direction they are going to go if/when they crack down.

This is largely how the FDA proves intent for human use. Vendors that sell anything that facilitates human use breaks the "for research use only" veil. The FDAs logic is that if you are selling peptides with everything you need to also inject those peptides, like BAC, syringes, and alcohol pads, you're not really selling them for research use and are fully aware your customers are injecting them.

They were one of my first purchases before I went full overseas grey. Solid prices for a domestic reseller and frequent COAs. They're who I send people to who are too skittish to do the telegram & crypto dance.