If you googled “SARMs for sale,” or “best place to buy SARMs,” you’ve come to the right place. Do a quick search around, and you’ll see everyone and his brother recommending SARMs.
Unfortunately, most of the companies out there that sell SARMs are complete garbage. Yep—absolute pure fucking JUNK.
In fact, I know of at least two websites that are KNOWINGLY recommending fake SARMs—I’m going to expose them today.
They come up with some BS claim that they’re real SARMs, don’t even show any progress pictures, and take your hard-earned money.
Well, not me. Today, I’m going to expose the truth—complete with my SARMs results pictures, where I buy my SARMs from, and the #1 legit SARMs source that I recommend.
SARMs For Sale – Where to Buy SARMs
If you just want the TL;DR and want to know where I get my SARMs from, I get them from Chemyo. They’re by far the best research chemicals vendor out there right now.
(Especially after Proven Peptides got shut down).
That was from a cycle of RAD 140, where I gained 21 lbs of muscle and lost 12 lbs of fat in 2 months. That’s how I know their SARMs are quality.
Science Bio is by far one of the best SARMs suppliers I’ve found so far, and they’ve consistently delivered high quality products again and again—from their RAD 140 for sale to their Ostarine, Ligandrol and other SARMs.
With that in mind though, I want to give you an idea of how you can avoid scammers in the future (especially scammers who steal my pics).
If you do a quick Google search for “buy SARMs online” or “best SARMs vendors” and poke around, you’ll notice something very peculiar.
There’s websites everywhere, all recommending SARMs—and yet there isn’t a single before and after picture of them, ANYWHERE to be found.
Why do they do this? Well, it’s simple. They want your fucking money.
Yep, that’s right—they write some lame, fake SARMs company review article, convince you to buy their supplements, and laugh all the way to the bank with your cash.
I get pissed off when I see guys like you getting scammed, because I was in your shoes a few years ago, too. I lost SO MUCH money!
In fact, I post all my cycle results here for everyone to see, and I’ve had at least half a dozen scammy companies steal them (proof is here).
There’s a lot of bullshit sources out there, so you have to be VERY careful where you buy SARMs from—so, with that in mind, let’s go a bit deeper.
3 Signs You’re Getting SCAMMED
Like I said, I’ve been in the fitness industry for a while, so I now how these scammers work. They all basically follow the same pattern.
Here’s what they do. They write a ton of raving reviews, claiming that their company is the best site for SARMs, and that they’re of the utmost quality.
They recommend some bullshit vendor as the best SARMs source, you buy it (not knowing it’s a scam), and they take your money. By the time you realize this, it’s too late.
It sucks, and it pisses me off—but thankfully, you came to the right place. Let’s go over the 3 signs you’re getting scammed:
- Zero Pictures of Their Results, Face or YouTube Channel
- They Recommend Old SARMs Companies
- Very New Blog/Website With Zero Track Record
If you just look for these three signs (especially the first one), you can avoid 99% of scams out there. So, let’s go into more detail here.
Zero Pictures of Their Results
The first red flag, is that they don’t show ANY of their SARMs before and after pictures—or even worse, they steal them from others.
There’s one guy out there who literally STOLE my before and after pictures, and then put his own fucking LOGO over them!
Can you believe that? He’s using MY SARMs results from MY CYCLE to promote some bullshit scam company with low quality SARMs.
I’m not going to give this guy anymore publicity than he already has, but trust me on this. Lots of guys are scammers with fake SARMs for sale.
They’ll either have zero before and after pictures on their website, or they’ll steal them from someone else to promote their low quality company.
They Recommend Old SARMs Companies
The second sign, is that they recommend old SARMs companies that were shut down years ago—like Enhanced Athlete, for example.
This basically means they haven’t even bothered to update their website in years, which is obviously not good.
They’ll write some article, promoting some SARMs company that’s been shut down for years, because they didn’t even bother to do research.
Now, I may not be perfect, but I always try to update my old, out of date articles here. This is what you want to look for.
They Have Zero Reputation
The third, and final sign, to watch out for, is their website hasn’t been around very long—or worse, it HAS, but was recently “repurposed.”
A lot of these websites use sketchy and unethical practices to make their websites rank #1 in Google, like the expired domain technique.
…and, they may get away with it for a while, but eventually, Google catches up with them, and gives them the banhammer.
Masculine Development (this website) has been around for 5 years, but a lot of those SARMs scammers? They haven’t even been here for 6 months.
How to Buy SARMs Safely
Like I said, if you look for those three signs, you can avoid 99% of scams.
If you want to avoid scam vendors and find the best SARMs source, then the biggest thing is to find some actual before and after pictures.
Be wary, too—if a website has a bunch of different before/after pictures from different people, it probably means they stole them.
Would you trust someone to recommend you SARMs, if they never even bought and tested them out first? I know I sure wouldn’t.
Again, that’s why I spent over $1,000 trying out and testing the SARMs I got from Science Bio, so I know they’re legit and the best SARMs source. My results prove it.
They’ve got fast customer support, competitive prices, and most importantly, they’ve got the best SARMs online.
I’ve tried their Ostarine, Cardarine, Ligandrol, and RAD 140. All of them gave me incredible results—like eye-popping results. They’ve got some of the best Ligandrol for sale on the market right now.
I haven’t tried their other SARMs however, so I can’t speak to their efficacy. That being said, if everything else was 100% legit, I expect that all of their SARMs are legit as well.
3 Biggest SARMs Scammers to Avoid
Before you do decide to buy SARMs online, I want to give you a list of the known bullshit artists and scam SARMs suppliers I’ve come across.
Again, I don’t want to give these guys too much publicity, but I feel the need to warn you, so you don’t fall for their SARMs for sale bullshit.
Here’s the 3 biggest liars I’ve come across in the past year:
- Blue Cloud
- Cure Aids Report
- SARMs 4 You
Do not listen to a word these motherfuckers say. I do not come to conclusions lightly, but I want you to know the truth. Every article they write is either a raving review of a scam company, a raving review of a bunch of low quality products, or just flat out false information.
Blue Cloud – Low Quality Scam Reviews
Blue Cloud is a popular SARMs vendor review website, that gets tens of thousands of views each month, promoting low quality SARMs sources.
They have nearly a DOZEN red flags, though:
- Zero Before/After SARMs Pictures
- Complete Content Mill
- Inactive Site For 20+ Years
- No Author Information
- Zero Social Media Presence
- Bullshit YouTube Scripted Videos
I could go on and on. Let’s go into more detail here, though.
As far as I can tell, Blue Cloud has only been active for about 8 months. You can tell this by checking their domain name registration data (pic attached below).
If take a look at the image above, the website was created in 1997, but was inactive until October of 2018.
This is a HUGE sign you’re getting scammed.
What these SARMs scammers will do, is they’ll buy some old website that’s been around for a long time, because it’s more “trustworthy” in Google’s eyes.
Then, they’ll load it to the brim with bullshit reviews of low quality SARMs sources, promising that they have legit Ostarine for sale and Google won’t catch on for a while, because the domain name has been around for so long (Google views older websites as more trustworthy).
In addition to this, Blue Cloud is also 100% a content mill. They’re putting out articles all of the time, sometimes up to 3 articles a day, all published under the same guy’s name (Remi Needham).
There’s absolutely no way he could write that much, even as a full time writer, which probably means he’s paying a couple of guys to ghost write for him. Those “reviews” aren’t even his own words.
Would you trust some SARMs review, when the guy who wrote it doesn’t even stand behind it with his own name? FUCK NO! I certainly wouldn’t!
Second, there’s ZERO before and after pictures. How can you even trust someone who doesn’t post their SARMs results? You can’t.
Third, their “About Us” page contains almost no actual information about them—and they can’t even spell “education” properly (again, see the image below).
Fourth, I’m fairly certain that they’re part of a larger PBN (Private Blog Network). This may be over your heard, but if you want to learn more, then read on.
Google’s #1 priority is to provide you with good, trustworthy, and high quality content, and it has a number of ways to do this.
One way that Google tries to do this, is by looking at how many “backlinks” a website has.
In other words, if a website has a lot of big, popular websites like “Men’s Health” or “NBC News” linking to it, Google views that site as more trustworthy and reliable.
After all, big name websites wouldn’t link to scam blogs… but that’s where PBN’s come in.
A lot of these scammy websites have terrible content, and no trustworthiness, so what they’ll do is create a “PBN” to temporarily hack their search results.
A Private Blog Network (PBN) is a collection of hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of different websites all owned by the same person (registered under different names).
So, by having 1,000+ websites all linking back to your website (in this case Blue Cloud), you can temporarily fool Google into thinking you’re trust worthy.
I won’t go into too much detail here, but take my word for it—they are 100% using illegal tactics to rank high in Google, and they will be shut down within a year.
Cure Aids Report – Recommends Low Quality Suppliers
Alright, don’t even get me started on this motherfucker. Normally I don’t have beefs, but this guy drew the line.
A while ago I posted my RAD 140 Review article, which had all of my before and after pictures in it.
This guy… this fucking “Cure Aids Report” guy… stole my own “before and after” pictures, and put his own fucking logo over them.
Even worse, he used it to promote his “Ligandrol” article. I wasn’t even on Ligandrol for that fucking cycle!
You can see the screenshot I took below for proof:
After I found out, I sent them numerous emails, telling them that I was going to sue them. They took it down after that.
This only one of many red flags, however. Another huge red flag, is he stole his “author” image from Instagram.
If you take a look at his “Author” page, it says his name is “Mark McClure,” and has zero information about him.
A quick reverse Google image search shows that his “About the Author” image was stolen from an old, inactive Twitter account.
Again, see the image below for proof:
Now, to be fair, it could be his account. But the fact that he stole my SARMs before and after image makes me think otherwise.
In addition to this, there’s no link back to “Cure Aids Report” in his bio (on either Twitter or Instagram), and he hasn’t updated them in over two years.
Think about it… if you ran and promoted a website, you would probably say so in your social media bio, to gain more exposure.
He didn’t, though. Why? Again, I suspect it’s because whoever owns this “Cure Aids Report” website just stole some random guy’s image to make you think he’s jacked.
I could go on and on… but just trust me on this. Like I said, I’ve been in this industry for years now, and I know how these guys work. They’re scammers, plain and simple.
SARMs4You Review – Do Not Buy SARMs Here (SCAM!)
This one isn’t a website, but rather a SARMs source… and everything about it screams “SCAM!” In fact, SARMs4You even threatened to sue me after I wrote this article.
First off, they don’t even have any pictures of their actual SARMs products. All they have is generic SARMs molecules.
In addition to this, their SARMs haven’t even been verified in over 8 months. Their last verification date was 9/21/18.
Take a look at the screenshot below:
This means they can literally just make one pure batch, get it “verified,” and then sell prohormones labeled as SARMs forever afterwards.
In addition to this, nearly every single recent review for “SARMs 4 You” I’ve seen on Reddit says they’re a scam, which confirms this theory.
Take a look at this guy who started vomiting, itching all over, and had his eyes turn yellow (likely from liver toxicity):
Another guy claims they just took his money, and he never got his order in the mail:
Here’s what’s interesting though.
Many of the “good reviews” are actually complete and total shills. Take a look at this guy for example, who claimed to get their SARMs 3rd party verified:
Click on the links, and what do you know… all of the “SARMs 3rd party verification” was done by the same scammy looking laboratory that I tried to contact.
I don’t know about you, but all of that seems REALLY fucking fishy to me—and I wouldn’t trust any SARMs they have for sale by a longshot.
Where to Buy SARMs Online
OKAY—now that I’ve got this giant rant out of the way (which I hope you found useful and enlightening), I’d like to review the few SARMs companies I’ve come across that actually have high quality research chemicals.
Remember that I’ve spent thousands of dollars on SARMs, research chemicals, and other anabolic products, and I document my results on this blog. So, I’m speaking from 100% experience here—this isn’t just theory.
So far, the highest quality SARMs suppliers have been:
- Science Bio (Still in Business – Use Code “MD10” for 10% Off)
- Rat’s Army (No Longer in Business)
- Proven Peptides (No Longer in Business)
Each company here I have personally ordered products from, and have tested them myself. I have found that each supplier here in this list is 100% legit, and while yes, this is my own personal experience, a lot of other customers who read this blog agree, and on top of this, they all have legitimate 3rd party verification tests, too.
Proven Peptides was, for the longest time, my favorite SARM supplier, due to their fast shipping, competitive prices, high quality research chemicals, and great customer support. Seeing that they recently shut down however (due to a lawsuit from the big pharma company that owns the SARMs patents), I don’t feel the need to review them further.
That being said, let me explain why I LOVE the first two companies.
Science Bio SARMs – Best Vendor
Out of all the different SARMs, research chemicals, and other products I’ve tried online, my current favorite SARMs vendor is Science Bio, by far. They’ve got fast shipping, great support, multiple payment methods, and more.
Most importantly however, their products are high quality and actually work. Whenever I take the SARMs from this company I put on tons of muscle—seriously, it’s like nothing but muscle gain and fat loss.
Science Bio Catalog
- RAD 140 – By far one of my favorite SARMs, RAD 140 is phenomenal for putting on muscle mass, shredding fat, and increasing strength. This SARM has a very high affinity for androgen receptors and provides most people with very rapid results, in a very short period of time.
- Andarine – This SARM, also known as S-4, provides users with increased bone density, retention of muscle mass while cutting fat, and is especially useful during a lean bulk. Most users dose up to 50mg of this SARM, as anything more than this and the side effects become much more readily apparent.
- Ligandrol – This SARM, which is also known as LGD 4033, is perhaps the best SARM for putting on muscle mass in a very short period of time. While it isn’t as “dry” a compound as RAD 140, LGD 4033 is unparalleled in its ability to pack on pounds of muscle. Many users even compare the results to steroids.
- Stenabolic – Also known as SR9009, this SARM is known for helping users put on lean muscle mass, and retain their muscles during a cutting phase. Stenabolic is often used for fat loss, and for a recomposition, because it’s very good at preventing muscle mass wasting even while in a caloric deficit or state of catabolism.
These are just a few of the products that this company has for sale. I recommend you click here to check out their entire catalog, and see what they have on sale (because they run a sale every month or two usually).
The Bottom Line
All in all, I hope you guys enjoyed the article. I know I ranted quite a lot, but I hate seeing people lose their hard-earned cash on low quality products.
There’s a ton of scammers out there, especially in the fitness industry—so please be careful, and if you decide to buy products online, get them from a company that I recommend so you know it’s high quality.
Like I said… I’ve spent over $1,000 SARMs, and Science Bio is by far the best place to buy SARMs for sale online.
I post all of my results here for everyone to see, and try to be as transparent as possible. They’re by far the best SARMs source I’ve come across so far in terms of quality, results, speed of shipping, price, and much more.
As always, I hope you guys enjoyed the article. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, feel free to leave me a comment down below—and I’ll see you next time!
❓ Are SARMs Legal in the USA?
Yes, SARMs are legal to sell, purchase, and distribute in the United States of America. They are legal as a form of "research chemicals," which means that people can buy them, sell them, and distribute them for "research purposes."
Most people who purchase SARMs however, don't use them for "research purposes," they use them for human consumption... and while this is illegal, there hasn't been a single case of someone being arrested for the human consumption of SARMs.
❓ What's The Best SARMs Company?
When buying SARMs, it's best to get them from a company that has 3rd party verification. This means that an independent laboratory tests the SARMs for purity, so you know if what you're buying is legit or not.
Science Bio and Rat's Army both get 3rd party verification tests for their SARMs, and they consistently come back with over 99% purity, which is a lot considering most SARM companies don't ever even get tested for their purity.
❓ How Much Do SARMs Cost?
The price of your SARMs cycle will vary depending on which SARMs you want to take, and what dosages you want to take. For a beginner's cycle, you can probably expect to spend $200-300 or so, which isn't very much for 2-3 months.
For more advanced cycles, where you take higher dosages and even stack SARMs, you can expect to spend up to $400-500 depending on the SARMs you take, and which dosages you take. Most companies have 20% discount codes, however, so be sure to find some.
❓ Where to Buy SARMs?
The best place to buy SARMs for sale is typically online. Both Science Bio and Rat's Army have high quality, 3rd party verified SARMs, so I recommend you go through them. Don't try to buy SARMs from GNC or a supplement store, because they typically don't carry them.
❓ Is SARMs Global Legit?
No. SARMs Global does not have any 3rd party laboratory verification tests to prove that they are actually selling real, legit SARMs, so most professionals and experienced SARMs users do not buy from them, opting for Science Bio, instead.
have you used from unchained sarms?
Great write up, man. I’ve noticed you’re reviewing Rat’s Army a lot lately too, what do you think of them compared to Proven Peptides?
They’re both definitely legit – I just like to try different stuff and see which I like. My lab rat did enjoy the flavor of rat’s army though lol 😉
So did you purchase through bitcoin? Giving my account # is super sketch. Also, do you have any idea about purerawz SARMs?!
I’ve used both, actually. They were both just fine. I talked with the owner and he’s actually getting a credit card processor soon, which is awesome though. Rat’s Army also accepts venmo (I have a review article on them) if you want to do that instead 🙂 – and no, I haven’t tried pure rawz. Heard bad things.
Proven peptides don’t take credit cards on their website. They only take bitcoin and a checking account where I give them my account number and routing number? That seems fishy to me. I should be able to use a credit card.
I thought so too at first, but the reason why is because most major credit card companies (Master Card, Visa, etc.), will block your card from purchasing from SARMs companies. I don’t think I’ve found a SARMs company to date that accepts credit cards.
Great !