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Oros Research markets itself as a California-based peptide manufacturer with GMP facilities and DEA-licensed testing labs — but our investigation found no evidence any of this is real. From a North Carolina business suite to a newly created “testing lab” with no licenses, the company shows the same red flags seen in FDA-cracked-down peptide vendors. Here’s everything we uncovered.

Sublime MD promotes itself as a medical clinic while selling unapproved injectable peptides like BPC-157, TB-500, and GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide and tirzepatide. Despite “RX-quality” claims, there are no FDA registrations or verified COAs. The clinic’s dual websites and rapid-shipping promises reveal a pattern of regulatory evasion disguised as licensed healthcare.

Short version: This “brand” looks like a CN-based UEESHOP storefront flipping peptides/SARMs/steroids with zero corporate transparency and no public COAs. Modpeptide / ModHealthLab — key findings Company & structure:  No legal entity disclosed anywhere. The site footer is the generic UEESHOP “MY SHOP”  template; no address, no registrant. Contact page lists PRC WhatsApp numbers and @ 126.com  emails (classic CN ops). MY SHOP+2MY SHOP+2 Owners:  Not stated. Only names shown a

Status:  Reported / Under Review TL;DR:   Some Ozempic injections in circulation are counterfeit — FDA is flagging at least one lot (PAR0362 / serials starting 51746517) as illegitimate. Use caution with ANY semaglutide bought outside certified supply chains. Key facts: Date flagged:  April 2025 New York Post Suspect lot / serials:  PAR0362; serials starting 51746517 New York Post Scope:  hundreds of units seized by FDA from non-authorized distribution channels New York Post