Vendor agreement

This Vendor Agreement supplements the AminoCatalog Terms of Service. If this Vendor Agreement conflicts with the Terms of Service, this Vendor Agreement controls for vendor-specific matters. The Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Content Policy continue to apply to all use of AminoCatalog.

If a separate written agreement is signed by both AminoCatalog and Vendor, that signed agreement controls to the extent it expressly conflicts with this Vendor Agreement.

AminoCatalog is an informational platform, peptide encyclopedia, vendor directory, review platform, and vendor profile system. AminoCatalog is not a pharmacy, medical provider, telehealth provider, laboratory, manufacturer, distributor, broker, reseller, importer, exporter, wholesaler, retailer, payment processor for peptide sales, or marketplace for peptides, research chemicals, drugs, biologics, supplements, medical products, or related compounds.

AminoCatalog does not sell Vendor products to users. AminoCatalog does not take possession of Vendor products, set Vendor prices, process user purchases of Vendor products, arrange shipments, provide fulfillment services, verify product quality, provide medical advice, prescribe products, or determine whether any Vendor product is legal for sale, possession, shipment, research, or use in any jurisdiction.

Vendor is solely responsible for its business, products, claims, advertising, labels, compliance, customer communications, website, fulfillment, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, licensing, registrations, testing, safety practices, and legal obligations.

Vendor represents and warrants that:

1. Vendor is legally permitted to operate its business.
2. Vendor has all rights, licenses, registrations, permits, and authorizations required for its business and listed products.
3. The individual accepting this Vendor Agreement has authority to bind Vendor.
4. Vendor will provide accurate, current, complete, and non-misleading information to AminoCatalog.
5. Vendor will promptly update information that becomes inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or misleading.
6. Vendor is not prohibited by law, contract, sanctions, platform restrictions, or prior enforcement action from using AminoCatalog.

AminoCatalog may require Vendor to provide identity, ownership, business, website, compliance, product, testing, or other documentation before approval or at any time after approval.

Vendor access is not guaranteed. AminoCatalog may approve, reject, waitlist, suspend, delist, downgrade, restrict, or terminate any Vendor account, profile, listing, badge, verification, subscription, or placement at any time.

AminoCatalog may consider any information we deem relevant, including:

1. Vendor application materials.
2. Vendor website content.
3. Product categories.
4. Claims and marketing language.
5. Public complaints.
6. User reviews.
7. Review-integrity signals.
8. Testing documentation.
9. Regulatory or legal risk.
10. Prior platform history.
11. Social media activity.
12. Customer support patterns.
13. Evidence of unsafe, deceptive, illegal, or misleading conduct.

Approval, listing, verification, or paid placement does not mean AminoCatalog endorses, certifies, guarantees, audits, recommends, or approves Vendor or any Vendor product.

Vendor acknowledges that peptides and related compounds may be subject to federal, state, local, and international laws and regulations. Some compounds may be investigational, unapproved, restricted, prescription-only, prohibited, controlled, or otherwise regulated.

Vendor must not use AminoCatalog to market, promote, sell, describe, or facilitate the sale of products for unlawful human or animal use.

Unless Vendor is legally authorized to market a product for human or animal use and all applicable approval, prescription, dispensing, labeling, advertising, and professional requirements are satisfied, Vendor must treat listed compounds as research chemicals not for human consumption and must not make human-use or animal-use claims.

Vendor must not falsely rely on language such as “research use only,” “not for human consumption,” “lab use only,” “for research purposes,” or similar disclaimers if Vendor’s actual website, product pages, emails, customer support, social media, influencers, affiliates, customer instructions, testimonials, advertising, packaging, or other conduct indicates intended human or animal use in violation of applicable law.

Vendor must not include or link to content that provides, implies, or encourages personal use, including:

1. Human dosing instructions.
2. Animal dosing instructions.
3. Injection instructions.
4. Cycle protocols.
5. Reconstitution protocols intended for personal use.
6. Weight loss protocols.
7. Muscle gain protocols.
8. Anti-aging or longevity protocols intended for personal use.
9. Before-and-after content.
10. Treatment claims.
11. Disease claims.
12. Cure, prevention, mitigation, or diagnosis claims.
13. Personal testimonials claiming health, body composition, sexual, cosmetic, cognitive, recovery, or performance outcomes.
14. Statements that a product is safe, sterile, effective, pharmacy-grade, medical-grade, approved, legal for personal use, or suitable for human or animal consumption unless such statements are lawful, truthful, substantiated, and authorized.

AminoCatalog may remove, restrict, or delist any Vendor if we believe Vendor’s AminoCatalog listing or off-platform conduct creates legal, regulatory, safety, reputational, or platform-integrity risk.

Vendor is solely responsible for complying with all laws, rules, regulations, guidance, licensing obligations, registration requirements, advertising standards, product standards, labeling rules, import and export rules, customs rules, consumer protection laws, privacy laws, tax laws, and industry standards that apply to Vendor.

Without limiting the foregoing, Vendor is solely responsible for compliance with laws and requirements administered or enforced by agencies or authorities that may include, depending on Vendor’s products and conduct:

1. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
2. The Federal Trade Commission.
3. The Drug Enforcement Administration.
4. U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
5. State boards of pharmacy.
6. State attorneys general.
7. International regulators and customs authorities.
8. Advertising self-regulatory bodies.
9. Any other applicable federal, state, local, or foreign authority.

Vendor must not submit or maintain any listing, claim, product, image, document, lab report, link, or content that is false, misleading, unlawful, deceptive, unfair, unsafe, infringing, or otherwise non-compliant.

Vendor must promptly notify AminoCatalog at vendors@aminocatalog.com if Vendor receives any warning letter, subpoena, civil investigative demand, regulatory inquiry, enforcement notice, seizure notice, customs notice, lawsuit, demand letter, safety complaint, or other material claim involving Vendor’s listed products, marketing claims, testing claims, customer safety, or ability to lawfully operate.

Vendor is responsible for all product listing information submitted to AminoCatalog. Product listings must be accurate, current, complete, and not misleading, and must comply with our Content Policy, including the categorical product prohibitions in Section 11 of that policy.

AminoCatalog may allow Vendor to submit information such as:

1. Product name.
2. Compound name.
3. Category.
4. Catalog image.
5. Price.
6. Stock status.
7. Size or quantity.
8. Purity claim.
9. Testing or certificate of analysis information.
10. Shipping region.
11. Product URL.
12. Research-use disclaimers.
13. Storage information.
14. General product notes.

Vendor must not submit product listings that:

1. Misstate product identity, quantity, purity, strength, concentration, sterility, storage, or composition.
2. Misrepresent lab testing or certificate of analysis status.
3. Use altered, fabricated, outdated, non-lot-specific, or misleading lab reports.
4. Make health, disease, treatment, cure, prevention, weight loss, body composition, cosmetic, sexual, cognitive, recovery, or performance claims.
5. Include instructions for personal use.
6. Suggest that a product is approved, legal, safe, effective, sterile, pharmacy-grade, medical-grade, or suitable for human or animal use unless legally authorized and properly substantiated.
7. Use deceptive scarcity, fake discounts, fake stock status, or misleading prices.
8. Link to pages that violate this Vendor Agreement.
9. Include infringing trademarks, copyrighted content, false badges, fake endorsements, or misleading affiliations.
10. Promote products that are illegal, prohibited, or unsupported by AminoCatalog policy.

AminoCatalog may reject, edit, hide, reclassify, label, demote, or remove product listings at any time.

If Vendor submits or references testing, certificates of analysis, lab reports, purity claims, sterility claims, identity claims, or quality claims, Vendor represents and warrants that those materials and claims are truthful, current, complete, not misleading, and supported by competent and reliable evidence.

Vendor must not submit or reference testing materials unless Vendor has the legal right to use them and they accurately correspond to the listed product or lot.

Unless clearly disclosed otherwise, any certificate of analysis or lab report submitted by Vendor must be:

1. Authentic.
2. Unaltered except for permitted redactions.
3. Current enough to avoid misleading users.
4. Specific to the product, lot, or batch represented.
5. From a legitimate laboratory.
6. Clear about test date, method, analyte, result, and limitations.
7. Consistent with the claims made in the listing.
8. Accompanied by the lot or batch identifier when the testing or claim is lot- or batch-specific (see Appendix B field 14).

AminoCatalog may request additional documentation, reject testing claims, remove testing badges, or delist Vendor if testing materials appear questionable, incomplete, inconsistent, altered, fabricated, outdated, unverifiable, or misleading.

AminoCatalog does not independently verify every lab report and does not guarantee the identity, purity, quality, sterility, safety, legality, or accuracy of any Vendor product or testing material.

Vendor may submit text, images, logos, trademarks, product information, documents, lab reports, certificates of analysis, links, descriptions, responses, and other materials (“Vendor Content”).

Vendor grants AminoCatalog a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable, transferable license to host, store, reproduce, display, publish, distribute, modify, format, excerpt, analyze, index, translate, use, and create derivative works from Vendor Content in connection with operating, promoting, securing, moderating, and improving AminoCatalog.

Vendor represents and warrants that Vendor owns or has all necessary rights to submit Vendor Content and grant this license. Vendor Content must not infringe or violate any intellectual property, privacy, publicity, contractual, confidentiality, or other rights.

AminoCatalog may continue to retain and use Vendor Content after termination as reasonably necessary for legal compliance, archival records, review integrity, dispute resolution, user safety, fraud prevention, analytics, enforcement, and platform integrity.

Vendor grants AminoCatalog permission to use Vendor’s name, logo, trademarks, trade names, product names, screenshots, and publicly available brand materials to identify Vendor in the directory, vendor profiles, search results, category pages, comparison pages, editorial content, advertising disclosures, reports, and platform communications.

AminoCatalog’s use of Vendor branding does not imply endorsement by Vendor unless expressly stated in writing.

Vendor may not use AminoCatalog’s name, logo, trademarks, badges, verification labels, screenshots, ratings, rankings, or review content in advertising or marketing except as expressly permitted by AminoCatalog in writing. Vendor must not imply endorsement, certification, partnership, approval, or guaranteed quality unless AminoCatalog expressly authorizes that claim in writing.

AminoCatalog may allow users to review and rate vendors and products. Vendor agrees that review integrity is essential to the platform.

Vendor must not:

1. Review itself.
2. Ask employees, contractors, owners, officers, investors, affiliates, family members, agencies, competitors, or related parties to post undisclosed reviews.
3. Create fake accounts.
4. Purchase fake reviews.
5. Offer compensation, discounts, free products, refunds, gifts, store credit, rewards, or other incentives for reviews unless clearly disclosed and expressly permitted by AminoCatalog.
6. Condition customer support, refunds, replacements, discounts, or future service on leaving, editing, or removing a review.
7. Pressure, threaten, harass, intimidate, dox, sue, retaliate against, or attempt to identify anonymous or pseudonymous reviewers.
8. Coordinate review campaigns to manipulate ratings, rankings, search visibility, or user perception.
9. Flag reviews in bad faith.
10. Submit false disputes or false authenticity challenges.
11. Use third-party agencies, affiliates, influencers, or private groups to manipulate reviews.
12. Suppress negative reviews through off-platform pressure.

Vendor may respond to reviews through approved platform tools if available. Vendor responses must be professional, truthful, non-harassing, and compliant with this Vendor Agreement and the Content Policy. Vendor responses must not reveal private customer information, health information, order details, shipping details, personal identifiers, or other confidential information unless legally permitted and reasonably necessary.

The proper channel for disputing a specific review as factually false or policy-violating is reviews@aminocatalog.com (see Content Policy Section 15). Disputes raised through public vendor responses do not substitute for that channel.

AminoCatalog may remove, label, demote, preserve, or investigate reviews and vendor responses at our discretion. We may use manual and automated systems to detect review manipulation.

Vendor may receive limited user-related information through AminoCatalog, such as review content, display names, review metadata, public profile information, outbound referral information, vendor dashboard analytics, or dispute information.

Vendor must use AminoCatalog-related user information only for legitimate purposes connected to AminoCatalog and only as permitted by law and this Vendor Agreement.

Vendor must not:

1. Sell, rent, trade, or broker AminoCatalog user information.
2. Scrape, harvest, or build user profiles from AminoCatalog.
3. Spam users.
4. Retaliate against reviewers.
5. Attempt to identify anonymous or pseudonymous users except where legally necessary and authorized.
6. Combine AminoCatalog user information with other datasets for unauthorized profiling.
7. Use user information for targeted advertising outside AminoCatalog without lawful basis and required consent.
8. Contact users outside approved platform channels unless the user separately provided contact information to Vendor outside AminoCatalog.
9. Use user information in violation of privacy laws, consumer protection laws, or AminoCatalog policies.

Vendor is independently responsible for its own privacy policy, data security, legal bases for processing, consumer request handling, breach response, and compliance obligations.

Vendor is responsible for all activity under its vendor account and dashboard.

Vendor must:

1. Use accurate account information.
2. Keep login credentials confidential.
3. Limit dashboard access to authorized personnel.
4. Promptly remove access for former employees, contractors, or agents.
5. Promptly notify AminoCatalog of unauthorized access, credential compromise, or suspicious activity at security@aminocatalog.com.
6. Use reasonable security practices for its systems, email accounts, and devices.

AminoCatalog may require multi-factor authentication, additional verification, password resets, or access restrictions for vendor accounts.

AminoCatalog may offer paid vendor features such as vendor subscriptions, verified profiles, featured listings, sponsored placements, analytics, badges, enhanced profile tools, or advertising.

Fees, billing cycles, renewal terms, cancellation terms, refund terms, feature descriptions, and payment methods may be provided at checkout, in the vendor dashboard, or in a separate order form.

Unless otherwise stated in writing or required by law:

1. Fees are non-refundable.
2. Paid features do not guarantee approval, listing, traffic, clicks, conversions, sales, ranking, review score, user trust, or continued platform access.
3. AminoCatalog may change pricing prospectively.
4. Vendor is responsible for all applicable taxes, duties, and similar charges.
5. Failure to pay may result in suspension, downgrade, delisting, or termination of paid features.

AminoCatalog may use third-party payment processors. Vendor agrees to comply with payment processor terms and provide accurate billing information.

AminoCatalog does not guarantee any number of impressions, clicks, leads, conversions, purchases, reviews, ratings, search positions, rankings, saved vendors, profile views, product views, or revenue.

AminoCatalog may change directory layout, ranking logic, review displays, filters, categories, search behavior, sponsorship displays, verification rules, badges, and vendor profile features at any time.

All product sales, if any, occur outside AminoCatalog directly between Vendor and customers. AminoCatalog is not a party to those transactions.

Vendor is solely responsible for:

1. Product legality.
2. Product quality.
3. Product identity.
4. Product purity.
5. Product sterility.
6. Product labeling.
7. Product storage.
8. Product shipping.
9. Product import and export compliance.
10. Product returns.
11. Refunds.
12. Chargebacks.
13. Customer service.
14. Customer complaints.
15. Adverse event handling.
16. Tax compliance.
17. Consumer protection compliance.
18. Any claims, injuries, losses, or disputes arising from Vendor products or business practices.

Vendor must not tell users that AminoCatalog is responsible for Vendor products, orders, shipping, refunds, replacements, testing, or disputes.

AminoCatalog may prohibit or restrict categories of products, claims, vendors, or content at our discretion. The categorical product prohibitions in Section 11 of the Content Policy apply to Vendor and are incorporated into this Vendor Agreement by reference.

In addition, Vendor must not use AminoCatalog to list, promote, or link to products or services that are unlawful, unsafe, deceptive, exploitative, infringing, or prohibited by AminoCatalog policy. Vendor must not:

1. Submit illegal products.
2. Submit controlled substances unless expressly permitted by law and AminoCatalog policy.
3. Submit counterfeit, adulterated, misbranded, contaminated, stolen, or diverted products.
4. Submit products that infringe intellectual property rights.
5. Submit products labeled or marketed in a way that violates applicable law.
6. Use false scarcity, fake discounts, fake badges, fake endorsements, or misleading comparison claims.
7. Use AminoCatalog to evade enforcement by another platform, regulator, payment processor, marketplace, or authority.
8. Circumvent AminoCatalog moderation, review systems, category rules, account restrictions, or technical controls.
9. Scrape, copy, reverse engineer, overload, interfere with, or attack the Service.
10. Use AminoCatalog data to build a competing vendor directory, review database, or commercial dataset without written permission.

AminoCatalog may monitor Vendor activity on AminoCatalog and may review publicly available Vendor websites, social media, ads, affiliate content, product pages, customer-facing materials, and related public information.

AminoCatalog may request documentation or explanations from Vendor at any time, including business information, product information, testing documentation, compliance materials, customer dispute information, review-authenticity evidence, or proof of authority.

Vendor agrees to cooperate with AminoCatalog investigations. Failure to respond, evasive responses, false statements, altered documents, or incomplete information may result in suspension, delisting, termination, or other enforcement action.

AminoCatalog has no obligation to monitor all Vendor activity and no responsibility for failing to detect or prevent Vendor misconduct.

Vendor may receive non-public information from AminoCatalog, including dashboard information, business plans, pricing terms, product plans, analytics, moderation signals, security information, review-integrity methods, vendor evaluation criteria, communications, or other information marked or reasonably understood as confidential (“Confidential Information”).

Vendor must protect Confidential Information using reasonable care and must not disclose it to third parties except to authorized personnel, contractors, professional advisors, or service providers who need to know it and are bound by confidentiality obligations.

Confidential Information does not include information that is publicly available through no fault of Vendor, already lawfully known to Vendor, independently developed without use of Confidential Information, or lawfully received from a third party without confidentiality restrictions.

Vendor must not issue press releases, public announcements, case studies, advertisements, or promotional materials suggesting partnership, endorsement, certification, verification, preferred status, or approval by AminoCatalog without our prior written permission.

AminoCatalog may identify Vendor as a listed vendor or customer of vendor-facing services unless Vendor requests otherwise in writing and AminoCatalog agrees.

AminoCatalog may require Vendor to maintain commercially reasonable insurance coverage based on Vendor’s products, claims, jurisdiction, risk profile, and paid feature participation. Required coverage may include commercial general liability, product liability, cyber liability, professional liability, or other coverage.

Upon request, Vendor must provide evidence of required insurance. Failure to maintain requested insurance may result in suspension, delisting, or termination.

This Vendor Agreement begins when Vendor first applies for, creates, claims, or uses a vendor account, profile, listing, paid feature, or other vendor-facing feature, and continues until terminated.

Vendor may terminate by closing its vendor account or providing written notice to AminoCatalog at vendors@aminocatalog.com, subject to any applicable paid-feature terms, outstanding fees, legal obligations, and survival provisions.

AminoCatalog may suspend, restrict, delist, downgrade, or terminate Vendor immediately, with or without notice, if AminoCatalog believes:

1. Vendor violated this Vendor Agreement, the Terms of Service, or any platform policy.
2. Vendor submitted false, misleading, unlawful, or incomplete information.
3. Vendor made prohibited claims.
4. Vendor engaged in review manipulation.
5. Vendor created legal, regulatory, safety, reputational, or platform-integrity risk.
6. Vendor failed to pay fees.
7. Vendor failed to cooperate with an investigation.
8. Vendor’s products, listings, website, social media, or public conduct conflict with AminoCatalog standards.
9. Continuing to list Vendor could harm users, AminoCatalog, or third parties.

Upon termination, AminoCatalog may remove or preserve Vendor profiles, listings, responses, documents, badges, analytics, and Vendor Content as reasonably necessary for legal compliance, archival records, review integrity, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, enforcement, analytics, and platform integrity.

After termination:

1. Vendor must stop using vendor dashboard features.
2. Vendor must stop using AminoCatalog badges, verification labels, ratings, rankings, screenshots, and promotional references unless AminoCatalog permits continued use in writing.
3. Vendor remains responsible for unpaid fees, disputes, indemnification obligations, confidentiality obligations, and pre-termination conduct.
4. AminoCatalog may continue displaying historical reviews, ratings, enforcement labels, public-interest notices, or archived information where appropriate.

Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including provisions on compliance, content licenses, user data, confidentiality, fees owed, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, dispute resolution, and governing law.

AminoCatalog provides vendor-facing features on an “as is” and “as available” basis. To the fullest extent permitted by law, AminoCatalog disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, security, uninterrupted operation, ranking performance, traffic performance, lead generation, conversion performance, and revenue performance.

AminoCatalog does not warrant that:

1. Vendor will be approved, listed, featured, verified, ranked, or displayed.
2. Vendor will receive traffic, clicks, leads, reviews, conversions, sales, or revenue.
3. Reviews will be favorable, accurate, representative, or free from bias.
4. Rankings, ratings, badges, filters, analytics, or reports will be error-free.
5. The Service will be uninterrupted, secure, or available at all times.
6. AminoCatalog will detect all fake reviews, unlawful content, inaccurate listings, or vendor misconduct.

Vendor uses AminoCatalog at Vendor’s own risk.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, AminoCatalog and its owners, officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents, affiliates, licensors, service providers, and partners will not be liable to Vendor for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, or enhanced damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost sales, lost traffic, lost rankings, lost reviews, lost data, loss of goodwill, business interruption, regulatory action, product liability, customer disputes, chargebacks, enforcement actions, or reputational harm.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, AminoCatalog’s total liability to Vendor arising out of or related to this Vendor Agreement, the Service, vendor features, paid features, listings, reviews, moderation, enforcement, or termination will not exceed the greater of: (a) the amount Vendor paid to AminoCatalog in the three months before the event giving rise to the claim, or (b) one hundred U.S. dollars ($100).

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations of liability, so some limitations may not apply.

Vendor agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless AminoCatalog and its owners, officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents, affiliates, licensors, service providers, and partners from and against any claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, expenses, penalties, fines, settlements, judgments, and demands, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising out of or related to:

1. Vendor’s products.
2. Vendor’s website, social media, emails, ads, affiliates, influencers, labels, packaging, or customer communications.
3. Vendor’s listings, claims, testing documents, lab reports, certificates of analysis, product descriptions, images, prices, stock status, or other Vendor Content.
4. Vendor’s violation of this Vendor Agreement, the Terms of Service, or any platform policy.
5. Vendor’s violation of any law, regulation, or third-party right.
6. Vendor’s false, misleading, deceptive, unfair, unsafe, or unlawful conduct.
7. Vendor’s review manipulation or attempted review manipulation.
8. Vendor’s misuse of user data.
9. Vendor’s privacy, security, or data protection failures.
10. Vendor’s product quality, identity, purity, sterility, labeling, storage, shipping, import, export, refunds, chargebacks, or customer disputes.
11. Regulatory inquiries, warning letters, investigations, enforcement actions, seizures, customs actions, subpoenas, or claims involving Vendor.
12. Death, personal injury, property damage, adverse events, health claims, or economic losses allegedly related to Vendor or Vendor products.

AminoCatalog may control the defense of any matter subject to indemnification, and Vendor agrees to cooperate with that defense.

Vendor and AminoCatalog are independent contractors. This Vendor Agreement does not create a partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, fiduciary, employment, distributor, reseller, broker, pharmacy, medical, laboratory, or marketplace relationship.

Vendor has no authority to bind AminoCatalog or make representations on AminoCatalog’s behalf.

Vendor may not assign this Vendor Agreement without AminoCatalog’s prior written consent. AminoCatalog may assign this Vendor Agreement in connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, restructuring, sale of assets, corporate transaction, or by operation of law.

AminoCatalog may update this Vendor Agreement from time to time. If we make material changes, we may notify Vendor by posting the updated agreement, updating the effective date, sending an email, displaying a dashboard notice, or using another reasonable method.

Vendor’s continued use of vendor-facing features after the updated Vendor Agreement becomes effective means Vendor accepts the updated Vendor Agreement.

This Vendor Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.

Before filing a claim, Vendor agrees to contact AminoCatalog at legal@aminocatalog.com and attempt to resolve the dispute informally. The notice must describe the dispute, the relief requested, and Vendor’s contact information.

If the dispute is not resolved informally within 60 days, the dispute will be resolved according to the binding arbitration provisions in Section 23 of the Terms of Service (AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules for vendors, individual capacity only, class-action waiver, with the carve-outs described there), unless a signed written agreement between Vendor and AminoCatalog provides otherwise.

Subject to that arbitration provision, Vendor agrees that any court proceeding will be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Clark County, Nevada, and Vendor consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts.

This Vendor Agreement, together with the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Content Policy, vendor policies, and any applicable order forms or signed agreements, is the entire agreement between Vendor and AminoCatalog regarding vendor participation on AminoCatalog.

If any provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect. AminoCatalog’s failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. Headings are for convenience only. The word “including” means “including without limitation.”

Vendor Content must be accurate, lawful, substantiated, and not misleading.

Vendor must not submit content that:

1. Makes unlawful health, disease, treatment, cure, prevention, diagnosis, weight loss, body composition, cosmetic, sexual, cognitive, recovery, or performance claims.
2. Provides human or animal dosing, injection, cycling, stacking, reconstitution, or personal-use instructions.
3. Uses fake or misleading testimonials.
4. Uses before-and-after imagery to imply human outcomes.
5. Misrepresents regulatory status, approval status, pharmacy status, sterility, quality, purity, identity, safety, efficacy, or legality.
6. Misstates affiliation with AminoCatalog or any third party.
7. Includes false scarcity, fake discounts, fake stock status, or deceptive prices.
8. Includes infringing, confidential, private, defamatory, harassing, or unlawful material.
9. Links to pages that violate AminoCatalog standards.
10. Attempts to bypass review, moderation, or compliance systems.

AminoCatalog may require some or all of the following fields for Vendor product listings:

1. Vendor name.
2. Product name.
3. Compound name.
4. Product category.
5. Product URL.
6. Price.
7. Quantity or size.
8. Stock status.
9. Shipping regions.
10. Product image.
11. Research-use disclaimer.
12. Testing status.
13. Certificate of analysis or lab report, if claimed.
14. Lot or batch information, if testing is lot-specific.
15. Last updated date.
16. Any other information AminoCatalog reasonably requests.

AminoCatalog may immediately suspend, restrict, or delist Vendor for any reason, including:

1. Evidence of human-use or animal-use marketing inconsistent with research-use claims.
2. Unlawful disease, treatment, cure, prevention, diagnosis, weight loss, body composition, cosmetic, sexual, cognitive, recovery, or performance claims.
3. Fake or manipulated reviews.
4. Retaliation against reviewers.
5. Fabricated or altered lab reports.
6. Misleading certificate of analysis claims.
7. Counterfeit, adulterated, misbranded, contaminated, stolen, diverted, illegal, or prohibited products.
8. Regulatory warning letters, enforcement actions, seizure notices, or credible legal complaints.
9. Failure to respond to AminoCatalog compliance requests.
10. Conduct that creates legal, regulatory, safety, reputational, or platform-integrity risk.

These templates are not required wording, but Vendor may adapt them to satisfy the research-use, testing, and incentive-disclosure obligations in this Vendor Agreement. Vendor remains responsible for the accuracy and legality of any wording it adopts.