The short answer
Amino Club
GLP-3 (RT)
Amino Club is still trading. On October 23, 2026 we loaded the store, the 51-compound catalog, the certificate pages and the published testing summary. All live.
So why does the question keep coming up? Three unrelated things share a name, and search results blend them together.
One: the Amino app really did shut down
Amino was a social app built around interest communities. It closed permanently. Its app-store listings went, its servers went, and its users spent months posting about it in r/amino.
That company has nothing to do with Amino Club the peptide vendor. They share four letters and nothing else.
Because the app had a large and vocal user base, searches like amino shut down and amino servers down pull app threads into results for a brand that is still shipping orders. If that is what you have been reading, you have been reading about a different company.
Two: the lookalike stores
This is the part that can actually cost you money.
A thread on r/AminoClub is titled, in capitals, a warning about aminoclub.com versus aminoclub.us. The poster describes nearly sending crypto to the second one before stopping to ask whether anyone had ordered from it successfully.
That .us domain no longer responds. Two others are live and are not linked from the official store.
| Domain | Status | What we found |
|---|---|---|
| aminoclub.com | Official store | The real one. 51 compounds, certificates, support@aminoclub.com. |
| aminoclub.us | Offline | The domain from the Reddit crypto warning. No longer resolves. |
| aminoclubpeptides.com | Live | Registered May 2026. Minimal page. Not linked from the official store. |
| amino.club | Live | Not linked from the official store. Treat as unrelated. |
Domains using the Amino Club name, checked October 23, 2026
How to check before you pay
Four checks, none of which take long:
- The address bar reads exactly aminoclub.com, with nothing added or swapped.
- Payment is a normal card checkout. A request for crypto, Zelle or a bank transfer is the clearest warning sign there is.
- Support email ends @aminoclub.com.
- Prices match the official catalog. BPC-157 is $39.99. Far below that is a red flag, not a bargain.
Three: the delayed-order reports
Separate from both of the above, some buyers have reported orders arriving late or not at all, and the community has speculated about payment-processor trouble behind it.
This is worth taking seriously but keeping in proportion. The same communities, and a 4.6 Trustpilot average across roughly 630 reviews, more often describe fast delivery and responsive support. A competitor has published a page on Amino Club's status that leans on the uncertainty.
Our read: service complaints exist, they are a minority, and none of them indicate the business has closed. If an order stalls, contact support before assuming the worst, and use a card so you keep a chargeback route.
What is actually true today
The vendor is trading, the catalog is live, and certificates are published per product. The company it keeps being confused with is a social app that has nothing to do with peptides.
Our full Amino Club review covers the testing panel, the pricing, and the three things we would flag, including the batch-potency argument that Reddit has not settled.
