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Independent evidence before payment.
Do not buy this to take yourself.
This seller lists prescription-medicine ingredients, and we could not match it to any regulated route allowed to supply them.
If you need this medicine, get it from a state-licensed pharmacy.
Find a state-licensed pharmacy (FDA)No independently verified lab report or register entry found
Its domain was registered in June 2015 (about 11 years old); we have not checked a company register for it, because it states a United States jurisdiction and PepCred currently checks only the UK Companies House register; 3 of 8 transparency signals were found on its own published pages. With no independent lab results or verified community reviews yet, Litmus publishes these public-record facts but does not yet assign an overall trust score.
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Prescription-only, warned or investigational listings detected: . A research-only disclaimer does not make these approved consumer products.
Website contact details and seller claims do not substitute for an exact official identity and regulated route.
A COA or exact batch report may describe research material; it cannot create an approved medicine or lawful prescription route.
Hard-to-fake records we checked at the source — registers, the ICANN domain record, independent lab verification, regulator actions.
Registered 9 Jun 2015 — 11 years ago, via GoDaddy.com, LLC. The domain is over five years old; ownership and site continuity are not assumed.
How we checked · Domains under 12 months old are a new-seller caution. An older registration is context only because domains can change owners. The date comes from public ICANN RDAP.
A jurisdiction-appropriate official business record has not been matched for Limitless Life Nootropics.
How we checked · UK sellers are checked against Companies House. US sellers need an exact state or federal entity record; PepCred does not apply UK registration rules to them.
No approved prescription-only or regulator-warned medicines were detected in the catalogue we indexed.
How we checked · We classify every product against FDA/MHRA records. A clean result here reflects only the pages we indexed, never a guarantee about the whole catalogue.
No clear legal breach detected. We did not detect any prescription-only or unlicensed medicines in the catalogue we indexed. This reflects only the products we checked — not a clean bill of legal health.
How we checked · We judge legal compliance only from the products we actually indexed — never from an unchecked catalogue.
No independent lab results on file yet.
How we checked · Only independent HPLC/MS results count toward a lab score. A vendor's own certificates of analysis are shown but never unlock a score — they're too easy to cherry-pick.
No regulator actions against this vendor are on record in the sources we monitor.
How we checked · We surface published actions from the FDA, MHRA and other regulators. Absence reflects the sources we monitor, not a clean bill of health.
Circumstantial signals that are hard to fake at scale — operator fingerprints, what the seller publishes, payment routes.
3 of 8 transparency signals were published on the vendor's own site (crawled 29 Jul 2026).
How we checked · Counts only signals the vendor actually publishes — named lab, batch COAs, shipping origin, working support, and so on. “Not found” earns no credit but is never scored as a failure.
Checked against the vendor's own published pages. “Unknown” means the fetched pages did not provide usable evidence; it is never a failed check.
No verified community reviews yet.
How we checked · We need at least 3 credible, non-manipulation reviews before any experience score is shown. Trustpilot-style star scores are excluded by design — they're the easiest signal to fake.
No shared-operator fingerprint was detected among the signals we checked.
How we checked · We look for shared naming, templates and infrastructure across brands. A clean result reflects the signals we checked, not a guarantee of independence.
Accepts: Card.
How we checked · Stable card processing means a payment processor did some KYC — a weak positive. Crypto-only / transfer-only payment is a caution because there is no chargeback recourse. Read from the seller's own published pages.
Shown for completeness only. A seller controls these completely, so they earn zero trust weight — a claim is not a verification.
Publishes its own certificate-of-analysis documents.
How we checked · A vendor-published COA is the vendor's own claim — cherry-pickable and copyable — so it earns no trust weight. It would move to Tier 1 only if the report number verified against the lab's own records.
Labels products “research use only” on its own site.
How we checked · A self-applied RUO label is the vendor's own wording. It earns no trust weight, and it does not change what the law requires for a prescription-only medicine.
States it ships from United States.
How we checked · Ship origin is self-reported by the seller and is not independently verified — displayed as their claim only.
We do not collect or display Trustpilot-style star scores for this or any seller.
How we checked · Star-review walls can be bought, brigaded or review-gated, and a real one can't be told from a manipulated one at source — so they earn zero trust weight here by design.
Links go to the compound's evidence page — we sell nothing and never link to a checkout.