Finnrick.com

[PeezyBanks]

At first I thought "wow what a good job they are doing for the community" and I still mean it. I am a bit skeptical and a conspiracy theorist as well. Nothing in this world is free, could there be a different motive here ? are they just collecting information about who is supplying grey market and building a case on everyone ? I hope im so wrong , but one has to wonder. You send in a vial and they cover the cost of the testing. how sure are we that they even send it out to get tested? are they just keeping the product ? the amount of free vials they must be getting. Something to think about.

 

[ohemaaluxe]

I agree. I never had a good feeling about them, even though I can’t point to anything concrete. Just something about the whole vibe felt off from the start. Obviously, like most people I’d love free testing, and I was excited when they first came. But when I dug a little into their website and saw their weird rating system, I definitely gave them a big side eye. And I’m not typically a conspiracy theorist but I’m honestly curious what their real motivation is, because i doubt that they’re doing this out of genuine concern for people or the goodness of their heart.

I also just looked at their website (which I haven’t been on in months) and they have SO many vendors listed - from BFF to Uther to SRY and so many more just out in the open. It’s a bit concerning.

No judgment at all toward anyone who’s used them but I’m definitely keeping a wide berth.

 

[Nachosupremeo]

When shipping to a lab for testing what do you put on the “enclosed content” portion of the label?
“Peptide for research purposes only”
“Research peptide not for human consumption” does it matter what shipper you use, fedex or ups or usps?

 

[wkndworrier]

I found Finnrick last night for the first time and came here to search to see if had been discussed. I looked at the people behind it - their investor used to be a personal friend of mine and I have 35 mutual contacts with their CEO - used to be in the same industry...small world. They are legit. I'd trust them. If I ever order a "kit", I'm going to send a vial to them.

This also confirmed my suspicion on a recent Retatrutide order - I think I might have had received an underfilled vial. I ordered from a different vendor this morning.

While this looks like a side project for those involved, I doubt they are doing this as a non-profit. I'm sure at some point they will sell memberships to get access to their data.

 

[zpped]

I found Finnrick last night for the first time and came here to search to see if had been discussed. I looked at the people behind it - their investor used to be a personal friend of mine and I have 35 mutual contacts with their CEO - used to be in the same industry...small world. They are legit. I'd trust them. If I ever order a "kit", I'm going to send a vial to them.

This also confirmed my suspicion on a recent Retatrutide order - I think I might have had received an underfilled vial. I ordered from a different vendor this morning.

While this looks like a side project for those involved, I doubt they are doing this as a non-profit. I'm sure at some point they will sell memberships to get access to their data.

Thank you Random Internet Stranger for your compelling reasons we should trust the very well funded startup with mysterious motivations from an industry that astroturfing support is common practice.

Seriously dude, I'm making a joke but you have to understand how your post comes across as someone with very little post history here. If they are friends of yours, you should have them come here as an official representative and tell us why we should trust them, how they plan on making money, and why they use such shitty labs.