Curious how Crush Research orders have been landing lately

Website looks clean, but so does every site before the exit scam. Following for independent reviews.

Does the COA list residual solvents or only purity? That's usually where these threads get interesting.

Watching this thread. Interested to see if anyone gets tracking or a COA without a chase email.

I'm just here for the COAs and drama. Mostly the drama.

Every vendor says 'third-party tested' until you ask for the actual lab PDF. Not accusing, just saying I'll wait for someone to post one.

Any price break on multiple units, or is the listed price final? Also curious if there's a free-shipping minimum.

Are COAs per batch or per product? Do they include HPLC/MS and a date? Just trying to see what documentation looks like before ordering.

What's typical shipping time from order to tracking? Domestic only or international too? And is it shipped ambient or cold?

Following too—my daily walk is less stressful than chasing these COAs. Hope someone actually posts one.

Quick stock/fulfillment check: did checkout actually show all 24 in stock, or did anything flip to preorder after payment? I keep a little sheet for this niche—price, checkout-to-label time, whether orders split.

Last month two shops showed full inventory but held one item for 9 days while the rest shipped day 2. Also, do they charge tax in your state? That’s usually my tell for real domestic inventory vs drop-ship. If anyone ordered this week, what was the gap from payment to “label created”?

one thing I’d check that hasn’t come up: does the COA include the lab’s own verification link or QR code, or is it just a PDF hosted on their site? I’ve seen clean-looking PDFs that don’t match the lab’s portal. Also, is the lot number printed on the actual vial/package, and does it match the COA’s batch exactly?

I’m not chasing a perfect shop, but if those two don’t line up, I’m out. Curious if anyone who ordered recently can confirm those details without sharing anything private.

I run a little cafe, so I’m basically in portion-control combat with fresh scones all day—tracking keeps me honest. Been lurking on these Crush threads because I’m tempted but cautious. New question:

Scones are the real portion-control boss fight 😅 following ths one too.

Not a Crush customer, but after getting burned by a “batch-specific” COA that was six months stale, I now ask for the lot’s manufacture date and a timestamped photo of the actual label before ordering. If they won’t send that, I’m out. Plateau-wise, I feel you: scale’s been flat 5 weeks.

I added a weekly waist measurement and a sleep score to my tracker, and it’s kept me from eating my frustration. Are you tracking anything besides the scale? That’s usually where I find the hidden changes.

For what it's worth, before I’d bite on Crush: does the vial label’s lot actually match the posted COA lot, and is there a QR/portal link with a unique sample ID—or just a PDF? Also, recent orders arriving cold-packed or ambient?

I lift 4x/week and track protein/sleep, so consistency matters; a mystery lot would wreck my recomp log.

If anyone ordered in the last few weeks, did the label and paperwork line up?

I treat this like any sourcing problem: a COA without a lab accession/sample ID and a report date inside the current lot window is just a PDF. Ask if the lab will confirm, by email, that they received and tested that sample — not just that the COA looks official.

Also, “24 in stock” often means “24 listed.” I’d want a same-week ship commitment and the invoice to name the exact lot. If either answer is vague, that’s your signal.

I’ve been tracking their stock page since the 12th: product count sat at 24, but 3–4 were showing “backorder” at checkout, so listed ≠ all in stock. Shipping quote was 2–4 day processing + 3–5 transit for domestic, though I didn’t pull trigger.

Did anyone who ordered this month see a label created same week or did it sit? I keep a simple spreadsheet: order date, label date, door date, and price/unit after shipping. That’s the only way I compare shops now.