"Everyone has a Chinese peptide dealer now"

[conzopiriani]

Everyone has a Chinese peptide dealer now https://sfstandard.com/2025/09/14/e...medium=site_buttons&utm_campaign=site_buttons.

Have at it folks

 

[randompersonrandom]

Dear San Francisco peptide users,
Shut the fuck UP!!!
Best regards,
DFW area peptide users

 

[HoopFan]

Dear San Francisco peptide users,
Shut the fuck UP!!!
Best regards,
DFW area peptide users

Snitches get stitches.

 

[StopCraving_12]

Interesting, the mentioning of Finnrick:
"In March, he [Michael Carter, the San Francisco-based founder of Play.co] launched Finnrick, a peptide-testing platform backed by AngelList founder Naval Ravikant; Cameron Teitelman of StartX, Stanford University’s innovation accelerator; and Walter Kortschak, a venture capitalist and early investor in Lyft, Robinhood, and Palantir. “I made the investment in the belief this is a rapidly growing market,” said Kortschak. “Having more transparency [provides] great benefits to everyone.” Consumers mail in their vials, and the samples get sent to labs for free testing (similar labs charge fees) of purity, quantity, and potency. Finnrick also buys batches itself, taking steps to conceal its identity from the sellers. For each sample, the verdict comes back — a grade of A through E, with A the best — and is published online. Paid subscribers get extra analysis."

 

[randompersonrandom]

I'm so irate about this, like two-comment irate. I get the urge to show off your stockpile. I have said to my two closest friends, AND my mother "Wanna see my drugs?" and excitedly showed them my beautiful thermoses with their neatly-stacked vials. But showing off your stockpile is for your friends, and NOT FOR NEWSPAPERS. How dumb can you get??

 

[AndyPanda]

So much for effective gatekeeping. Nothing is sacred in this world. It’s almost comical that they put us in the same category as a degenerate gambler and make us out to look like junkies who are shooting up between our toes to hide track marks.

 

[tncc_rn]

Someone has been buying a metric S ton from AVA/LSPL 😂.

 

[conzopiriani]

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Someone has been buying a metric S ton from AVA/LSPL 😂.

Well now we know who bought up all the "hoe-spira".

 

[AndyPanda]

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Someone has been buying a metric S ton from AVA/LSPL 😂.

Is anyone else guilty of looking up what some of those peptides are for to see if they want to try them? 😂

 

[HoopFan]

Everyone has a Chinese peptide dealer now https://sfstandard.com/2025/09/14/e...medium=site_buttons&utm_campaign=site_buttons.

Have at it folks

This idiot? Seems like it’s just a way for him to draw traffic to his “new healthcare system” 🙄

 

[Thistley]

Haven’t heard anything about our US based researchers testing with FINNICK but if it’s free to have it tested?

Whats the catch?

See my “ who knows now if it will ever show 😢” Reta vendor is at least.., ok according to their league table of testing …..👍 🤨🧐

 

[BookLover80]

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Someone has been buying a metric S ton from AVA/LSPL 😂.

Goals 🙌🏻

 

[yobculture]

Dear San Francisco peptide users,
Shut the fuck UP!!!
Best regards,
DFW area peptide users

Don’t forget to tell peptide users in Utah, Missouri and Arizona, to shut the fuck up, too! 😀

The fact is that there are a lot of attention-hungry people all over the place.

 

[randompersonrandom]

Dear Utah, Missouri, and Arizona peptide users,

Please reference above.

Warm regards,
DFW area peptide users

 

[kimmykat415]

Wow there the 25 yo naive kind of dumb and then there the I'm a doctor but I'm still super dumb kind of dumb. Doesn't this put this doctor at risk to lose her license? I get that the one doctor wants to drum up business for her practice that "specializes in treating tech executives" but isn't being so public about administering something that hasn't been approved for human use a huge risk for her and her practice?

I'm in San Francisco. I promise we are not all attention hungry idiots. SMH

 

[yobculture]

I'm in San Francisco. I promise we are not all attention hungry idiots. SMH

Haha. I’m from the Bay Area, too. (Not SF, even though my avatar suggests otherwise. Not sure how that happened, but I can’t seem to fix.)

Yeah, there are a lot idiots all over the world who are desperate for attention. A trait that I will never understand.

 

[tncc_rn]

Dear Utah, Missouri, and Arizona peptide users,

Please reference above.

Warm regards,
DFW area peptide users

What am I? Cut down Triz???

 

[HoopFan]

Dear Utah, Missouri, and Arizona peptide users,

Please reference above.

Warm regards,
DFW area peptide users

waves at fellow dfw peptide person

 

[randompersonrandom]

What am I? Cut down Triz???

Y'all are beginners. We Texans have been keeping our medical stuff extremely quiet so the government can't get us since before it was cool to keep our medical stuff extremely quiet so the government can't get you.

 

[randompersonrandom]

waves at fellow dfw peptide person

howdy neighbor!

 

[Nachosupremeo]

Interesting, the mentioning of Finnrick:
"In March, he [Michael Carter, the San Francisco-based founder of Play.co] launched Finnrick, a peptide-testing platform backed by AngelList founder Naval Ravikant; Cameron Teitelman of StartX, Stanford University’s innovation accelerator; and Walter Kortschak, a venture capitalist and early investor in Lyft, Robinhood, and Palantir. “I made the investment in the belief this is a rapidly growing market,” said Kortschak. “Having more transparency [provides] great benefits to everyone.” Consumers mail in their vials, and the samples get sent to labs for free testing (similar labs charge fees) of purity, quantity, and potency. Finnrick also buys batches itself, taking steps to conceal its identity from the sellers. For each sample, the verdict comes back — a grade of A through E, with A the best — and is published online. Paid subscribers get extra analysis."

I’m concerned with the list of providers they publish, I wish people would understand that if something is free to you, someone else is paying and you need to critically think about WHY someone else would pay to have a list of providers in a grey space.

 

[ZippityDooDah]

I’m concerned with the list of providers they publish, I wish people would understand that if something is free to you, someone else is paying and you need to critically think about WHY someone else would pay to have a list of providers in a grey space.

1. Lists of suppliers/providers/dealers in the peptide space are not trustworthy. They are published by people with financial incentives to steer people in a certain direction.

2. It doesn't even require much critical thinking, just a basic understanding that if something is free, you are probably the product.

 

[spyke65]

Whats the catch?

Big data is big money. Only time will tell what’s the intent behind Finnrick but no intent will result in a good outcome for any of us. The real data isn’t the purity or quality, that’s the front to get more people to unknowingly volunteer their data.

 

[byefatlicia]

a grade of A through E, with A the best

I hate the grading system is based partly by overfill. Just let me know what the fill is so I pin correctly.
But vials with less purity could test better because they are close on fill.

 

[byefatlicia]

It’s almost comical that they put us in the same category as a degenerate gambler

DOH!


If i'm honest, part of my attraction to this hobby is feeling like i'm playing with house money when my package gets delivered and I avoided paying huge sums to BP.

Oh, and getting healthy is great too🙂