Sean Ramos

I went on Reddit and started talking to people that were posting about taking peptides and I came into contact with somebody who introduced me to his Discord server where he helps coordinate a group of a few hundred enthusiasts purchase

peptides from a Chinese factory.

And the representative from the Chinese factory, who was using the name Jasmine, was posting in the Discord and letting people know, you know, we have this X, Y, and Z product.

We have a special for the Lunar Festival.

We have, you know, bulk discounts.

Wishing you a joyful holiday with family.

Our exclusive sale is on.

Perfect time to stock up.

So I started talking to Jasmine on WhatsApp, and I basically said, look, I want to buy a GLP-1 called the Reddit True Tide, which is not available yet in the legal market, but is being synthesized in China.

And she basically said, great, send me $150 in Bitcoin, which I did.

And then, you know, half expecting basically nothing to happen.

But then two weeks later, I got a shipment, which was labeled as face masks from the Philippines, but in fact contained a six-month supply of Red Atrutide, 10 vials, five milligrams each.

Were you nervous to try the Chinese peptides?

So I went to a third-party testing company, which a number of them have sprung up.

As these things have grown popular, people are understandably wary about injecting the stuff that they're buying sight unseen from overseas.

I sent them one of the vials.

They tested it.

And it came back that it was what it was supposed to be.

It was, in fact, five milligrams of retatrutide without any toxins or anything.

You know, some 20% of the vials that they get in for testing have something wrong with them.