What the fund pays for
Only Janoshik test fees for our own lots, plus any lab add-on the vote round specifies, such as LC-MS contamination screening or endotoxin. Nothing else.
Pool · live
Independent testing, funded openly.
Pool · live
Pool · live €138.00
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Retatrutide · 30 mg
2 contributions
Last updated 31 Oct 2026, 17:09
€138.00 of €320.00 for the next test
The fund opened with €126.00 already in it.
How it works
01
Optional contribution at checkout
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The pool fills in public
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A community vote picks the compound and the size
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A sealed vial from our stock goes to Janoshik Analytical, an independent lab, and the report is published here with its verification link.
Funded tests
No tests funded from the pool yet. The first one is on its way.
What it isn't
Not a donation and not a charity. There are no rewards. The contribution does not change product prices or your discount.
If the pool runs ahead
The next test starts as soon as the target is reached. Any surplus rolls over.
Monthly ledger
| 2026-10 | contribution | €12.00 |
| 2026-10 | starting_balance | €126.00 |
Questions
Does the contribution change my price or my discount?
No. Quantity tiers, payment-method percentages, coupon codes, and store credit apply to the goods. The contribution is a separate line.
When does a contribution join the pool?
When the order is paid. If the order is cancelled, refunded, or never paid, it is left out or reversed.
Who runs the test?
Janoshik Analytical, an independent lab. Rierink is not a Janoshik-partnered or endorsed shop. The name is used here only to say who tests the vial.
Who can vote?
One vote per verified email in each round. A paid order verifies the address, or you can confirm a link we email you. You can change that vote until the round closes.
Testing, funded openly. Our prices don't include lab fees. Researchers who want more independent data can add €2, €5 or €10 at checkout. Every euro goes to Janoshik tests of our own lots, chosen by your votes and published with the lab's verification link.
For laboratory research use only. Not a medicine. Not for human or veterinary use. A certificate describes one lot. It is not a medicine authorisation and not a protocol.