Entity dossiers. Who is actually behind a vendor, a brand or a lab; what they sell and what we think is in it; what buyers report; whether their lab results match their labels; what regulators and courts have said. Every quotation checked against its document, every deduction sourced. Two grades on each, ours and the readers’, never added together. Nothing here links to a shop and nothing here recommends one. How this section works →
Vendor notnatty.shop
A pre-workout shop selling since mid-2025 under two names, whose product pages list caffeine blends while its buyers read DMHA, DMBA and DMAA on the tubs.
scored on 11 of 12 criteria · 1 could not be told
11 molecules 0 54 sources
Brand advancedmyco.com
A grow-bag company that since 2025 sells 4-HO-MET, 4-HO-MiPT, N,N-MET and 5-MAPB under the XÜM and PLÜR names, with its own lab certificates and a sponsored home subreddit.
scored on 12 of 12 criteria
5 molecules 0 62 sources
Vendor rainyforestfarms.net
An Oregon web shop selling hemp cannabinoids, Amanita, 7-OH syrups, kanna and glaucine party pills since 2015, whose delta-8 lab certificates buyers showed were edited and reused.
scored on 12 of 12 criteria
20 molecules 0 63 sources
Vendor wgbotanicals.com
A Wilmington, North Carolina kratom vendor that by 2026 sold mostly its own 7-OH tablets and powders, plus mitragynine pseudoindoxyl and MGM-15 until the DEA scheduled both, paid for by Zelle, Cash App, bitcoin or an eBay barter.
scored on 12 of 12 criteria
5 molecules 0 68 sources