What the record shows
Science.bio has permanently closed. The homepage now carries a notice that the company decided to permanently close and discontinue the sale of research products, with no date given, and the same notice warns readers that any successor or reseller claiming the Science.bio name is fraudulent. Finnrick, an independent testing aggregator, places the final shutdown in January 2026 in its June 13, 2026 vendor report. That company-issued warning about imitators is the most useful thing left on the site, and we repeat it here because it will outlast the notice itself.
Because the store is gone and archive access was unavailable to us, the historical catalog, testing program and pricing could not be verified. Products once associated with the brand include GHK-Cu, BPC-157, PT-141 and Melanotan II. Third-party status, laboratory names, certificate availability, payment methods and shipping terms are all unknown. No Trustpilot profile is recorded. The headquarters is also unknown; Finnrick cites California correspondence addresses and a North Las Vegas import footprint without naming a head office.
What Finnrick reports
Finnrick’s report records 5 passes in 12 of its own tests, with BPC-157 at 0 of 4 and PT-141 at 0 of 2. It also describes final-month buyer complaints about Zelle and crypto payment reconciliation failures, cancellations and support delays, and cites a sister brand, Botany.bio, whose Alpha-GPC product reportedly contained PEA. Finnrick found no public FDA warning letter. These are Finnrick’s findings, not ours, and they describe a company whose independent results were weak before it closed and whose closing months were difficult for the people who paid it.
What readers should know
Affiliate and coupon pages promoting Science.bio are still live across the web, and they lead to a closure notice. The company’s own warning is the clearest guidance available: a site reusing the name, logo or product list is not the original business, and nothing in the public record connects any such site to it. The pattern is familiar from other closures in this market: the storefront goes dark, the affiliate pages stay up, and the name is left available for anyone who wants to borrow it. Buyers with open issues from the final months have no reachable storefront, and the payment methods Finnrick describes as having failed to reconcile offer no reversal route.
Closed since early 2026 with no verifiable documents remaining, a weak independent test record and an explicit warning from the company against imitators, Science.bio should be removed from any active shortlist and treated with particular caution wherever its name reappears.
What we liked
What we would want fixed
- The homepage shows only a closure notice stating the company has permanently closed, and warns that any successor or reseller is fraudulent.
- Stale affiliate and coupon pages still promote the closed vendor and lead to that notice.
- Finnrick, an independent testing aggregator, reports 5 of 12 tests passed, with BPC-157 at 0 of 4 and PT-141 at 0 of 2.
- No historical catalog, testing or pricing could be verified because the store is gone and archive access was unavailable.
The data behind this review
Verification checklist
- Third-party laboratory testingNot verified
- Certificates of analysis open to the publicNot verified
- Certificates tied to a specific lotNot verified
- Testing laboratory namedFail
- Research-use-only disclaimer presentNot verified
- No FDA warning letter on recordPass
- Identifiable company (address or phone)Fail
- Currently operatingFail
Full fact sheet
| Website | science.bio |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed |
| Based in | Not stated |
| Founded | Not stated |
| Third-party testing | Not verified |
| Laboratories named | None named |
| Certificates public | Not verified |
| Lot-specific certificates | Not verified |
| Methods shown | Not verified |
| Catalog size | Not counted |
| Formats | Not stated |
| Price tier | Not assessed |
| Free shipping from | Not stated |
| Ships from / abroad | unknown / Not verified |
| Payment methods | Not stated |
| Certifications claimed | None claimed |
| Research-use disclaimer | Not verified |
| Contact | No public contact details found |
Frequently asked questions
Is Science.bio still open?
No. The homepage at science.bio now shows only a notice that the company decided to permanently close and discontinue the sale of research products. Finnrick's June 13, 2026 report places the final shutdown in January 2026.
Was Science.bio third-party tested?
The company's own testing claims cannot be verified because the store is gone. Finnrick, an independent testing aggregator, reports that 5 of 12 of its own tests passed, with BPC-157 failing all four samples and PT-141 failing both.
Where was Science.bio located?
The record lists the headquarters as unknown. Finnrick's report cites California correspondence addresses and a North Las Vegas import footprint without naming a head office, and the site itself never published one that we could find.
Sources: science.bio · www.finnrick.com/vendors/science/report. Spotted an error? Request a correction.