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READ FIRST: How Vendor Reviews are moderated (and what gets removed)

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mod_harlowModeratorOP
4 May 2026

Welcome to Vendor Reviews. This category exists so members can share first-hand experiences with verified vendors: delivery times, packaging, support responsiveness, and whether a Certificate of Analysis was provided and matched the label. It is not a place to buy anything, and it is not medical advice.

What gets removed, no exceptions: affiliate links or discount codes posted by members; any post that reads like a paid or retaliatory review; threats to leave a bad review unless a vendor does something (that is extortion and we report it); dosing protocols, 'what should I take' questions, or anything framed as a health claim. Keep reviews to logistics and documentation, not outcomes you attribute to a compound.

A good review is specific and falsifiable: order date, transit time, how it arrived, whether support answered, and whether the lot number on the vial matched the COA. Photos of packaging and redacted COAs are welcome. Photos of your own body or health results are not.

Remember evidence in this space is often thin and much of what circulates is anecdote. Nothing here is a recommendation, and health decisions belong with a qualified professional. Report posts rather than arguing in-thread and we will handle it.

trailmix_jTrusted Member
5 May 2026

Thank you for making the extortion line explicit. I have seen other forums where a handful of users basically ran a shakedown on smaller vendors. Nice to have a stated policy.

Quick question: if a COA comes back and the lot does not match the vial, is that a Complaints post or a COA & Quality post? Want to file it in the right place.

mod_harlowModerator
5 May 2026

Good question. Lot-mismatch goes in COA & Quality if your focus is the documentation itself, or Complaints if the focus is the vendor failing to resolve it after you contacted them. Either is fine, we cross-link when needed. Just include the redacted COA and the vial photo so it is verifiable.

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