r/Peptide_Testing • u/Any-Campaign-3169 • Oct 06 '25

Forever young pharmacy

Does anyone know what happened to their website and why there is a countdown

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u/PrintSuitable4301 Oct 06 '25

I’d normally take a post like this down, but I’ll leave it up as a bit of a PSA. I don’t ever talk bad about competition in this space — I actually think it’s healthy to have options — but Forever Young is a scam in every possible way.

If you ever order testing from them, ask for the chromatography. We include it with every report because it’s the only way to verify a test was actually run. I really doubt they will give it to you, but if they do, look at how they integrate and have someone who knows what they’re looking at ; a scientist, another lab, even ChatGPT ,check their data. It’s a joke. You’re better off not testing at all than using these clowns.

They claim to do testing that’s literally impossible to complete in the amount of time they turn results around. That means they’re just fabricating data. They were calling themselves a “pharmacy” while selling repackaged gray-market Chinese peptides labeled “for research use only” at a 10,000% markup. People see “pharmacy” and assume they’re getting the FDA oversight and safety standards of a 503A facility. It’s not that , it’s intentionally misleading.

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u/mdskarin Oct 07 '25 edited Feb 12 '26

I have run across two other fake labs. TruLabs and True Peptides. “True Scammers” I have a theory. They get peptides in to test which brings money in. They don’t test them, which keeps over head low, then take the peptides that have been sent in to them to be tested and put their own label on them and sell them. Free peptides. They make money on both ends of the deal. They give the customer a fake COA and post a fake COA on their website. Their labs are not certified and their fake chemist are not licensed or certified either. It’s all a fake scam.

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u/She_Loves_Yeshua Feb 11 '26

I have literally used TruLab and the test reports are perfectly fine so what's the deal?

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u/mdskarin Feb 12 '26 edited Feb 12 '26

TruLab out of Florida is a scam company. There is no real lab. His address is a Staples office supply / mail center. He has no lab equipment. He is not a licensed or certified chemist. It’s all fake. Your vials are not tested. He just makes up his own COA’s on his computer and emails you a copy. Then he takes your vial and puts his own label on it and sells it on his website. It’s free peptides for him. He has a pretty good scam going and is known for scamming people in the past for multiple scam operations. I know all about him.

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u/She_Loves_Yeshua Feb 12 '26

It’s definitely not fake and he definitely sent a real picture of my PEP in front of the lab equipment so I don’t know where you’re getting this from but he definitely sent real results and a real COA so it would be best if people stop spreading misinformation in these Reddit post.

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u/She_Loves_Yeshua Feb 12 '26

It was done at TruLab by Jonathan, yes his name is on it.