AMINOCHECKWATCHLIST
Verified consumer warning registry: forged Janoshik certificates, non-delivery scams, hazardous impurities, and underdosed batches.
Is xyz a safe vendor?
Check any peptide brand, domain name, or Telegram seller against our verified blacklist of scammers and fabricated COAs.
How to Spot a Fraudulent Peptide Vendor or Fake COA
Fabricated or Photoshopped Janoshik COAs
Fraudulent sellers download genuine Janoshik or MZ Biolabs PDF reports, photoshop their company logo onto the header, and clone the task number. Genuine Janoshik reports feature a unique verification task key that must resolve on the official janoshik.com verification database.
Severe Underdosing (Mannitol Bulking Scam)
A vial labeled “10mg Tirzepatide” may test at 99% HPLC purity, but contain only 2mg of active compound alongside 8mg of bulking agent (mannitol). Purity percentage does not equal total content. Always verify quantitative net content assays.
The “Drop-Ship Mask” Operation
Websites claiming “US Domestic Warehouse” that secretly drop-ship directly from unverified overseas chemical suppliers without quality control, temperature control, or sterile lyophilization protocols.
Telegram & Discord “Private Bulk” Scams
Anonymous individuals advertising 10-vial kits at unrealistically low prices via messaging channels, demanding non-refundable crypto/Zelle payments and disappearing after funds clear.
Submit a Whistleblower Fraud Report
Have you encountered a peptide provider with forged COAs, fake shipping, or underdosed vials? Submit details and evidence links for independent verification by the AminoCheck audit team.