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These suppliers have been tested and verified by multiple people, but some suppliers are more reliable than others. Consult with your communities if you are unsure who to pick or want to minimize risk.

Suppliers[edit | edit source]

A payment guide and legend for the symbols are located below. This includes a guide for cryptocurrencies as well!

Name		Shipping	Payment	Notes	Service Status
InHousePharmacy		Ships from Vanuatu		5% Discount over $25
EUAibolit		Ships from EU		Operations limited. See EUAibolit Updates for more information. Orders from Germany only.
UnitedPharmacies-UK		HK to UK
UnitedPharmacies-US		HK to US		10% Discount on BTC payment.
AllDayChemist		Ships from India
ReliableRxPharmacy		Ships from India
Shape Shifter		Ships from Turkey		Expired SSL Certificate
RxAisle		Ships from Turkey		10% Discount on BTC payment.
Pilloid		Ships from Russia		20% Discount on BTC payment.
OTC-Online-Store		Ships from Russia
GoodStuffStore		Ships from Thailand
Favskinhouse		Ships from Thailand		Does not ship to Germany, Sweden, Hungary, Italy, and Spain
Amazing4Health		Ships from Thailand		PayPal only for returning customers.
OtokonokoPharma		Ships from Brazil		Homebrew. Popular for injections. Shipments to the following countries are suspended until a new shipping route is found: Germany, netherlands, denmark, sweden, Italy, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Norway, Finland, Portugal, Austria. Canada shipments should resume February 1st.
PharmaOnline		Ships from EU
WebOrderPharmacy-US		India to US		10% Discount on BTC payment.
WebOrderPharmacy-UK		India to UK		10% Discount on BTC payment.
Medicina Mexico		Ships from Mexico
Bio-Japan		Ships from Japan		Pharma injections.
BG Pharmacy		Ships from EU+		Order has to be placed via Email if you live outside the U.K./Ireland
Farmacy Houses		Ships from Russia
ZeemoreUncle		Ships from Thailand
DragonOrdnance		Ships from Turkey, China or US		Coupon "transdiy" for 10% Discount. No refunds/reships when buying from their Turkish pharmacy.
DashPCT		Ships from India/SG		Coupon "transdiy" for 15% Discount.
OELabs		Ships from EU		Homebrew. Injections. Accepts XMR. Limited supply. Minimum order in place.
FOLX Health		Ships to US only		Legit route, no requirements (informed consent), comes with lab tests. Can issue prescription. Not listed under drugs. Subscription.
Plume		Ships to US only		Legit route, no requirements (informed consent), comes with lab tests. Not listed under drugs. Subscription.
Vanna Pharma		UK to UK		Homebrew. Free shipping. Suspended until mid-February.
Noire Labs		EU to Europe (geographical)		Homebrew. Newly added.
Ru-Pills		Russia		Newly added. Verified in accordance to procedures at Project:Verification.

Service Status Legend

Icon	Meaning
	Services Operational
	Service Alert in progress - Read "notes" section.
	Services Suspended

Noticeboard[edit | edit source]

The following information is transcluded from Special:RecentChanges.

Payment Guides[edit | edit source]

Bank Transfer[edit | edit source]

Bank transfers are the most common way of paying suppliers, since they are easy to send and receive. Every day, over 45 million transactions are made through wire transfers.

To send a bank transfer, you will need the following information, and a bank you do business with.

You will need your recipient's:

1. SWIFT Code, Institution Code and Country, Sort Code, IBAN (replaces account number as well), or ABA number.
2. Bank account number (if you don't have their IBAN)
3. Recipient name and address. Once you have these information, you will need to visit your bank and tell them you need to send a wire transfer.

They will need the information you just collected, and possibly more. Once that is done, they will take the money from your account and send it to them through whatever system the banks use.

Bitcoin/Other Crypto[edit | edit source]

Cryptocurrency is more difficult to obtain and send, but they are the gold standard for transactions like this. To send bitcoin, you need the following:

1. A crypto wallet
2. Bitcoin to send
3. An address to send the bitcoin to

To start, you need a bitcoin wallet. I recommend and use the Unstoppable Wallet, since it is open source, secure, and has what you need. Also, unlike many of the other wallets, you actually own the bitcoin you put in. Unstoppable does not need to do KYC (Know-your-customer/client), so you do not need to submit personal information, which you need to do for other "wallets" (such as Coinbase).

Once that is done, you need to buy bitcoin, and send it to your recipient!

To buy crypto, you have many options. Be careful! There are lots of frauds and scams within the Crypto marketplace, since there are no laws protecting you! Examples

Bisq (No KYC)[edit | edit source]

A preferred option is through a platform called Bisq. Most platforms require you undergo a process known as "KYC", which means submitting all sort of ID cards to prove who you are, but Bisq, being a P2P network, does not. This also means that there will not be an age limit to use it, as well. However, this is the harder way. If you want an easier way, see below. To use Bisq, you need to download it from https://bisq.network. If you are on MacOS Latest, you need to then execute the command sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bisq.app in Terminal to remove it from quarantine.

Once you open Bisq, it will take a while to turn on, since it needs to connect to the Tor network, to ensure anonymity and security of transactions.

Then, follow the Getting Started guide.

An alternative to buying crypto is mining crypto yourself. Mining cryptocurrency yourself takes a lot of time, computing power, and electricity. Currently, the consensus is the low prices won't even cover the wear-and-tear on the GPU. However, you can still use Nicehash to mine crypto easily.

Now, you have the Bitcoin in your wallet. Click "Send" in your wallet, and scan the QR code displayed by the merchant. The payment will then be sent, and will take a while to confirm, depending on your fees settings. Once that is done, your payment would be finished.

If for some reason you are unable to use the methods above, get in contact with ThatIPEditor (Current site system operator and crypto nerd), who could help you with crypto.

Moonpay (KYC Required)[edit | edit source]

Moonpay offers a fast and simple way to buy and sell cryptocurrency with credit card, bank transfers or Apple Pay. Moonpay does not give you a wallet address so you will need to get one yourself prior to buying crypto.

Transak (KYC Required)[edit | edit source]

Transak is a Moonpay alternative that works in a similar way. You can quickly and easily buy crypto with your credit card, SEPA transfer or google pay. Just like Moonpay you will need to get a wallet address prior to buying crypto.

MetaMask (No KYC)[edit | edit source]

Metamask is not an exchange, but a wallet. It's a browser extensions where you can create various wallet addresses for multiple cryptocurrencies. Metamask only supports tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. Through this wallet you can also directly deposit into them using Moonpay, Transak or Wyre. Keep in mind that you will probably need to buy 2-3$ more than you need to cover transaction fees.

Binance (KYC Required)[edit | edit source]

Binance is a crypto exchanges that handle both your wallet addresses and deposits/withdrawals. However they are a bit more complicated to use and require KYC (ID) verification in order to deposit in withdraw money. This can be an annoying and time consuming process.

After getting verified you need to deposit fiat currency into your account using which you can then use to buy crypto. You can follow this guide on how to deposit fiat money into your account.

Shapeshift (No KYC options available)[edit | edit source]

Shapeshift is a system that can connect you to providers through their platform, so you can purchase cryptocurrency. They are community owned and they have providers that do not require KYC.

Find a Bitcoin ATM (KYC depends on the ATM)[edit | edit source]

Another way you can acquire Bitcoin is at a Bitcoin ATM. You can go to a Bitcoin ATM and buy Bitcoin with cash there, directly to your wallet!

Other payment methods[edit | edit source]

Wise

Moneygram

Paypal (Perhaps the easiest. However, Paypal likes to terminate accounts without justification, so be careful to not leave extra balance!)

Levels of Recommendation and Grading[edit | edit source]

Each supplier page will have an infobox showing the class and level of recommendation. This infobox indicates the level of recommendation and quality of evidence in favor of using this treatment. A legend of what each level of recommendation indicates is located below. Careful! This is not written by a doctor, but by consensus of the members of the DIY community. Levels of recommendation may be out of date!

Class 1 - Strong	Benefit >>> Risk
Is generally recommended Is indicated/useful/effective/beneficial Is generally considered as something that should be performed Already widely used Evidence is strong to suggest that the above are true.

Class 1B - Strong, but recent/controversial	Benefit >~> Risk
Is often recommended Is indicated/useful/effective/beneficial Is generally considered as something that should be preformed Already widely used New evidence is strong to suggest that the above are true. OR Treatment is controversial.

Class 2 - Moderate	Benefit >> Risk
Is reasonable Can be useful/effective/beneficial May not be widely used Evidence is strong to suggest that the above are true.

Class 2B - Lacks evidence, but reasonable	Benefit >> Risk
Is reasonable Can be useful/effective/beneficial Semi-widely used General lack of research

Class 3 - Weak	Benefit ≥ Risk
Might be reasonable Might be considered Evidence is not strong/unestablished to prove it is helpful

Class 4 - No Benefit	Benefit = Risk
Is not recommended Is not indicated to be beneficial Should not be preformed Significant lack of research/poor research results

Class 5 - Harm (Do not perform)	Benefit < Risk
Is harmful Associated with excess mortality Should not be preformed/administered. Don't even think about it.