The storefront is gone and the company never said why. aminoasylum.shop redirected to a coupon placeholder in August 2026 and, by 29 September 2026, to an unrelated vendor's store; aminoasylum.com is parked. The FDA raid and the prosecution that vendor blogs attach to the name are on no public record — the prosecution was Paradigm Peptides'. Here is what is verified and what is not.
Unlike Peptide Sciences, Science.bio, Chameleon and Chemyo, Amino Asylum never posted a closure notice. What exists is the absence of a store: on 6 August 2026 aminoasylum.shop redirected to a third-party "coming soon" coupon placeholder promoting a different vendor, and by 29 September 2026 it redirects to somachems.com, a separate peptide storefront. aminoasylum.com resolves to a domain-parking page. No statement, date, reason or support address appears anywhere.
Two claims travel with the name and neither survives a records check. There is no FDA warning letter, import alert, press release or court filing naming Amino Asylum, so "raided by the FDA" has nothing behind it. And the 70-month federal sentence — with forged laboratory certificates in the court record — belongs to Paradigm Peptides, a different company, per the Department of Justice announcement. The sites ranking for this question are largely vendor blogs, and the error is circulating between them.
A returning customer typing the address they used to order from lands on a different vendor's catalog. A redirect proves only that whoever controls the domain today points it there — expired domains are bought and repointed constantly. It does not make Soma Chems a successor, a buyer or the same operators, and we have not scored it. Treat it as an unknown vendor.
There is no support channel to point you to. If you paid by card, your issuer's dispute process is the practical route; if you paid by a rail with no dispute mechanism, we know of no remedy. We would rather say that than invent an email address.
Amino Club is a separate vendor we score (and partner with); the similar name is a coincidence that misleads a lot of searches. Its record stands on its own page.
Amino Asylum closed before we scored it, so we hold no basket to match line by line. What we can offer is the top of a rubric applied identically to every vendor we cover.
Print a closure date nobody published, repeat a raid with no record, attach another company's sentence to this one, or call a domain redirect a successor. The closures hub keeps the record for all five closures and separates what is verified from what is merely repeated.
Where the evidence points
For the peptides Amino Asylum listed, the closest thing to a like-for-like on the evidence is the top of the scoreboard above. Publishes per-lot COAs naming the testing laboratory — SteriGenix and Freedom Diagnostics — with lot numbers, test dates, measured net peptide content and direct verify-at-lab links. HPLC and mass spectrometry testing, US-based fulfilment from Scottsdale, Arizona, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 2PM EST, and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Purgo Labs is our primary affiliate partner; we earn a commission on that link. The score is computed from published evidence and does not read partner status.
No storefront exists. As of 29 September 2026 aminoasylum.shop redirects to a different vendor's store (somachems.com) and aminoasylum.com is a parked domain. We found no company statement, notice or dated announcement on either.
Nobody has published a date — not the company, and not any primary record we can find. Industry sites place it in 2025. We record what we observed: no storefront on 6 August 2026, and the domain redirected elsewhere by late September.
We can find no record of it. Vendor blogs repeat an FDA raid, but there is no FDA warning letter, press release, import alert or court filing naming Amino Asylum. We would print it if there were; there is not.
No. The federal prosecution widely attributed to Amino Asylum — a 70-month sentence for selling unapproved drugs, with forged laboratory certificates in the record — was against Paradigm Peptides, a different company. That is a matter of public record in the Department of Justice announcement, and our Paradigm page covers it. If a page tells you Amino Asylum's operators were sentenced, it has confused two companies.
We do not know, and neither does anyone else who has not seen the domain's ownership change hands. A redirect proves only that whoever controls aminoasylum.shop today points it at somachems.com — expired domains are bought and repointed every day. We have not scored Soma Chems; treat it as an unknown vendor, not as Amino Asylum under a new name.
There is no support channel we can point you to — no notice, no email, no statement. If you paid by card, your issuer's dispute process is the practical route (typically 60–120 days from the charge). If you paid by a rail with no dispute mechanism, we know of no remedy.
On the evidence, Purgo Labs: 10/10 on the same 10-point rubric every vendor on our scoreboard is scored on. Code HEALTH is 20% off every order; an affiliate code, disclosed, and it does not touch the score. Amino Asylum closed before we scored it, so we cannot match its basket line by line; the scoreboard ranks 60-plus vendors on the same criteria.
No. Amino Club is a separate vendor we score and partner with; the similar name is a coincidence that causes real confusion in search. Its review page is linked below.