We got burned.So we built the brand we wished existed.

The market had no floor. Mystery vials. COAs that didn't match the compound. Vendors who disappeared when you asked a real question. We're Gen Z. We went through it first so you don't have to guess.

Why testing-obsessed.

We built this because we were the customer. Every time we tried to source verified compounds, the trail went cold — sketchy vendors, zero documentation, take-it-or-leave-it energy.

Third-party testing exists. Janoshik exists. The infrastructure for real verification is out there — it just wasn't being used. So we used it.

One rule: nothing lists without a public COA. Every batch. Every compound. Before the buy button exists.

We come to you as peers — the ones who ran the experiments, asked the dumb questions, and kept sourcing until the standard made sense. That's the whole point.

Malik Milion@malikmilionFounder, PROXILABZ

Three rules we don’t break.

  • Public by default

    COAs aren't a marketing asset. They're a floor. Ours are public before the product is shoppable.

  • No claims

    We sell research compounds. We don't sell outcomes. The literature is public — read it yourself.

  • Batch accountability

    Every vial has a lot number. Every lot number has a Janoshik report. That chain is unbroken.

We are the research.Not the pitch.

We tested this stuff before we sold it. We asked the questions you're asking right now. Every compound in this catalog passed our bar first — that's not marketing copy, it's literally how the catalog got built.