No shills
Only people who actually bought. No paid reviews, no affiliate hype dressed up as advice.
Spot peptide scams before they spot you
Our mission is to flag red flags early and identify the scammers in the peptide space before they get your money.
What Ouros Lab is
Ouros Lab is an independent, public record of first-hand peptide scam reports. Someone gets underdosed, ghosted, or burned by a seller, they post it here, and it stays up. 100+ sellers on file.
We publish reports, we don't adjudicate. Each entry is a buyer's account and whatever proof came with it, not a verdict. Any seller can request a correction at hello@ouroslab.co.
Never miss a scammer, or a legit seller
New scam sellers we caught, and the ones that checked out. Weekly, no spam.
50+ scam reports flagged, and counting.
No bans
Post a scam warning without watching it disappear because a seller complained or a mod got nervous.
Warnings stay up
Real, documented reports remain on file so the next buyer can spot the pattern before paying.
01
Look for recent scam warnings first.
If a seller already burned someone, you should see that before you ever reach checkout.
02
Bitcoin or gift cards is the warning.
If they demand irreversible payment, assume they know you cannot claw it back.
03
No purchase protection, no trust.
A real seller should offer a payment route you can dispute if the order never arrives.
04
Independent reviews, or nothing.
You want real buyer reports away from the seller's own site, not a wall of polished testimonials.
05
Paid endorsements are not proof.
Referral codes, influencer praise, and suspiciously perfect reviews are not the same as trust.
06
No clear contact info is a red flag.
A seller hiding behind one Telegram handle or a disappearing email is telling you something.
07
A COA alone proves very little.
COAs get reused, faked, and cherry-picked. Verify the batch, lot, and lab on the source.
08
Third-party batch testing matters.
If they cannot show independent testing for the actual batch, treat the claim as marketing.
09
Too cheap usually means trouble.
If the price is way below the market, expect underdosed product, relabeling, or nothing at all.
10
Fresh domains and pressure closes scams.
A brand-new site, no history, and urgency to pay now is a classic reset pattern.
Check the file before you buy
Start with the list. If a seller already has a pattern, you should see it before you send money.