Finnrick still active and stocked these days

Sep 7 742 views 8 posts

Considering Finnrick's catalog for research purposes, before any order I'd want clarity on:

  • What is the full current product catalog, and are batch-specific identities, purity, and testing methods listed for each item?
  • Are COAs independently verifiable, linked by batch/lot, and do they include residual solvents, heavy metals, and microbial testing where relevant?
  • What are the published prices, minimum order quantities, and any hidden fees or payment restrictions?
  • Where does Finnrick ship from, what carriers and timelines are used, and how are shipping conditions and tracking handled?
  • Is Finnrick's physical location, legal entity name, and return/reship policy disclosed before ordering?

I emailed Finnrick last week about batch-specific COAs. They sent a lot list but no independent verification link. Felt like a scavenger hunt. Waiting to see if anyone here has better luck.

👍 1

Short answer: ask for lot numbers before paying. I did, and they replied with a PDF that wasn't linked on site. Purity method was HPLC, but no residual solvent panel. Still deciding.

I care less about pretty COAs and more about who ran the assay. If Finnrick won't name the lab, I file it under maybe later. Their shipping page says domestic only, but I saw EU mentions elsewhere.

👍 1

Catalog page felt like a teaser. MOQ not listed. Red flag, honestly.

👍 1

Monday: requested current catalog and price sheet. Tuesday: got a reply with minimums by category, plus a 3% card fee. No crypto. Shipping quote depended on zip. I asked for batch-linked COAs again.

I'm a spreadsheet person. I made columns: identity, purity, method, solvent, metals, microbial, lot link, price, MOQ. Finnrick's public info fills maybe two. Unless they send more, I'm out.

Has anyone actually verified a Finnrick COA with the lab? I called one once for a different vendor and they confirmed. For Finnrick, the PDF lacks an accreditation number, so I paused.