Who is Alpha Labs?

General Alpha Labs Review

Opon reviewing Alpha Lab’s website, one thing I noticed is that they have a realistic catalog. Sometimes you’ll see small vendors offering more exotic/rare or questionable (legally) items. I.e. certain research chemicals are readily available in branded/generic prescription format in certain countries. Using the USA for example, this can be gotten away with when a vendor is small, but as a vendor grows, they need to be much more realistic. Alpha Labs clearly knows the legal bounds within which they operate. It helps that they’ve been a wholesale supplier for a long time before ever opening up a retail website.

So far, I’ve purchased and done research with the following products of theirs: BPC-157, TB-500, Ipamorelin, CJC-1295 DAC, RAD-140, LGD-4033, and MK-677. Here is a link to their full catalog to buy peptides or buy SARMs from Alpha Labs.

How can I pay on Alpha Labs?

I also noticed that they seem know better than to try and offer a ton of different payment options. Frankly, any serious customer of research chemicals knows that cryptocurrency is what merchants prefer, because they take serious banking risk by trying to offer other methods. Direct or indirect card payment options are simply not legal for research chemical vendors. Most try to keep getting away with it, but Alpha Labs has a large enough wholesale business that their attitude toward my question about payments was “we may occasionally offer more options than crypto. However, customers who insist on using “normal” payment methods to buy research chemicals are not really customers we want anyway.” “We’re only interested in the serious researcher. Buying bitcoin with a debit card is not rocket science and takes a few minutes.”