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Roehn's retatrutide product page displays certificate RET0601052026-R as the current lot for all six strengths a shopper can select, and the underlying PDF names the product "Retatrutide 6mg," a size the storefront does not sell, with an identity field naming two forms of vitamin B12 and the placeholder word "TEST" printed twice in its Mass Identification table. Both PDFs come from Freedom Diagnostics, a lab whose homepage claims no accreditation even as roehn's wholesale page calls it "an accredited third-party lab", though they match the lab's own hosted copies byte for byte, so the oddities are what the lab itself issued. The site's own count disagrees with itself too, 35 published certificates on the About page against 25 actual links on the /coa index, the same 25 the wholesale page states. A reader who ordered a specific strength and pulled the certificate the page showed them could say whether it named the strength that arrived.
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STATED WINDOW IN DAYS
“dispatched within 48 hours of cleared funds under cold-chain handling, FedEx Priority at a flat $14 (free over $150) or FedEx Overnight at $50”
United States only per the dated entry, never free at the overnight tier. The 48-hour clock starts at cleared funds, not at order placement: payment is a self-initiated transfer the vendor matches by reference number before anything ships, so the window is contingent on a manual funds-matching step with no stated duration of its own. Under the weaker-when-ambiguous rule that reads as a stated window, not a same-or-next-day commitment.
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$347.00
Compound retatrutide 10mg
Listed as Retatrutide, 10mg point on the six-strength ladder at /shop/retatrutide
Price as recorded $347.00 for the 10mg vial, on a ladder running $254.00 at 5mg to $900.00 at 50mg
Read on 2026-08-26. One reading on one day, and prices are not tracked over time here.
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Dated entries
4 observations on file, recorded 2026-08-26. Newest first, appended and never rewritten.
Certificates live at /coa, fetched today: a lookup form plus a static index grouped under eight numbered label categories (001 Regenerative through 008 Metabolic research, plus a Sets section), each row printing a compound name, a lot code and a purity figure, with a link icon on the ones that resolve. Counting the actual href="/coa/CODE" links on that page gives 25, not the "35 Published lot certificates" the About page states in its own stat block; the /wholesale page states the same 25 twice, as "25 of 40 compounds have a current lot tested by an independent lab" and again as "25 of 40 compounds have a current lot assayed by an accredited third-party lab," so two of the site's own pages agree with each other and disagree with a third. I opened both retatrutide-labelled certificates that exist on the site. /coa/NLGLP330501 is titled on its own page "Retatrutide 30mg," report date 2026-07-03, accession 2607010306, purity 99.87 percent by HPLC-UV coupled to mass spectrometry, with an endotoxin line reading Pass under USP <85>. /coa/RET0601052026-R is the certificate the /shop/retatrutide product page itself displays as the current lot regardless of which strength (5mg through 50mg) a visitor selects; its own certificate page never states a strength. I downloaded the underlying PDF (roehn.co/roehn/coa/retatrutide.pdf) and its text layer names the product "Retatrutide 6mg," a size the storefront does not sell in any of its six listed strengths. The identity field on that document reads "GLP RT/ Adenosylcobalamin B12/ Cyanocobalamin B12," naming two forms of vitamin B12 alongside retatrutide's own code, and the Mass Identification table on the page prints the literal placeholder word "TEST" twice where a reading would go. The client field on both retatrutide PDFs reads "Wholesale," not roehn, and both search codes carry a "Whol" prefix rather than a company-name prefix tied to the storefront.
The named lab is Freedom Diagnostics, printed on the certificate face as FreedomDiagnosticsTesting.com and never named in roehn's own marketing copy outside the certificate documents themselves. I fetched freedomdiagnosticstesting.com directly today: a live analytical laboratory site giving "133 Holiday Ct Suite 106, Franklin, TN 37067," established 2023, a stated "42,000+ public COAs," and a policy that every certificate carries both an HPLC purity figure and an LC-MS identity confirmation. I pulled both roehn PDFs a second time from the lab's own hosting, coas.freedomdiagnosticstesting.com/Whol2601060001.pdf and .../Whol2607010306.pdf, and both returned HTTP 200 with a byte-for-byte match (cmp confirmed identical) against the files roehn.co serves, while an invented code on the same path returned HTTP 404. That closes the loop on authenticity for these two specific documents: whatever roehn publishes is what the lab itself hosts under that search code, oddities and all. On the accreditation question, freedomdiagnosticstesting.com's homepage names no accrediting body anywhere on it, no ISO 17025, no A2LA, no CLIA, describing itself instead as independent because it holds no vendor affiliations. roehn's own /wholesale page nonetheless twice calls this the same lab "an accredited third-party lab." The "Verify accession NNNNNNN at the lab" link on every /coa/CODE page does not deep-link to that accession; it points only at the lab's bare homepage, https://FreedomDiagnosticsTesting.com, so a visitor who clicks it lands on a marketing page and has to search manually rather than being taken to the record in question.
Benchmark and prices read from the live catalog on 2026-08-26. Retatrutide sits on its own product page at /shop/retatrutide with a six-point strength ladder: 5mg $254.00, 10mg $347.00, 20mg $494.00, 30mg $643.00, 40mg $792.00, 50mg $900.00, plus a subscribe-and-save option cutting the 5mg price to $216.00. The shop carries 40 products in total (matching the About page's "40 Research compounds" stat), spanning single peptides, blends sold under names like Klow and Glow, oral dissolvable strips, and bacteriostatic water. Payment is not by card at any point: checkout records an order and issues a reference number, and the buyer then sends a self-initiated transfer, by their choice of PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, Apple Cash, Revolut or a crypto checkout, quoting that reference in the memo; goods ship only once the funds are matched and cleared. The Terms page states plainly that "Card details are never collected on this storefront." Shipping is United States only, dispatched within 48 hours of cleared funds under cold-chain handling, FedEx Priority at a flat $14 (free over $150) or FedEx Overnight at $50, never free. Returns are refused once a shipment has left the facility, with two named exceptions: a shipping error, and a vial that does not match its published certificate; either gets a replacement or a refund within 7 days of delivery. Research-use language appears on every policy page, gating eligibility to researchers or institutions 21 or older. Contact is support@roehn.co for research questions and wholesale@roehnlabs.com for bulk orders, hours Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm PST, with no street address or named individual on the Contact, About or Terms pages; the Terms set governing law as California with exclusive jurisdiction in the state and federal courts of San Diego County.
CAUTIONCautions noted. First, and largest: the wholesale contact address printed on roehn.co's own Contact page, wholesale@roehnlabs.com, is not a typo or an alternate mailbox on the same brand. roehnlabs.com is a separate, live, direct-to-consumer site trading under the same ROEHN name (its own footer reads "(c) 2026 ROEHN. All rights reserved," contact daniel@roehnlabs.com), positioned as a clinical longevity company offering semaglutide-plus-B12 and tirzepatide-plus-B12 combination injectables under physician oversight claims, an AI protocol-recommendation feature, and a scrolling testimonial section naming individuals by first name, last initial, age, job title and city, each one framed around a personal outcome. Nothing on roehn.co discloses this second storefront, and nothing on roehnlabs.com's homepage names or links back to roehn.co; the only connection is the shared wholesale mailbox and the identical brand name. Second, the certificate the retatrutide product page presents as its current, verifiable lot is not for any size roehn sells: it names a 6mg product, mixes in what reads as a vitamin-B12 identity string, and leaves two data cells reading the literal word "TEST." Third, the site's own count of its published certificates disagrees with itself, 35 on the About page against 25 on both the /coa index and the /wholesale page. Fourth, the lab roehn calls "an accredited third-party lab" on its wholesale page makes no accreditation claim anywhere on its own site. Fifth, roehn's own /robots.txt, fetched today, admits that twenty product photographs still carry a prescription symbol and outcome-pitched category wording held over from before a label reprint, and that those images will stay indexed and cached past any later fix, exactly the kind of human-use-coded imagery the site's own text otherwise disclaims throughout.
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