Original reporting: what I found by documenting it myself, with the receipts.
YouTube terminated my channel, citing its regulated goods policy, after I criticized a peptide seller. 172 videos pointing to peptide sellers are still up.
YouTube banned me and cut off YouTube TV. Here’s how I watch RedZone without YouTube TV for about $15 a month, plus my podcasts.
YouTube banned my channel and shut off the YouTube TV, Premium and Sunday Ticket I paid for. I can’t cancel YouTube TV online, and I think that’s illegal.
I criticize peptide sellers. YouTube terminated my channel without warning under its regulated goods policy, then denied my appeal the same night.
On October 9, 2026, I checked 93 research-peptide storefronts for things FDA warning letters cite as evidence that a “research use only” product is meant for people. Twenty-three publish mixing or dosing instructions, a dosing calculator or claims about effects in people. Another 24 list bacteriostatic water. The label has been in federal plea cases since 2013.
A hacked small-town government website is ranking on Google for real peptide brands and redirecting searchers into a WhatsApp sales operation.
Sam Sulek’s peptide company sold retatrutide in a pre-filled pen “for research use only,” while a site under the same NewBioRx branding walked you through putting it in your body. On Sunday afternoon the pen vanished from the store and the instructions site went dark. The vials are still for sale.
You order a prescription online and it arrives in days. Some of it is real care. Some is a sales funnel in a white coat. Here is how to tell the difference.
