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Is Mile High Compounds legit?

Mile High Compounds is operating and surfaces credible public signals (composite 55/100), but we have not placed a first-hand test order yet — this is a public-data audit. 53 Kovera records, no FAIL marks, 99.93% median purity; the 3 GLP products in FDA letter 721600 still sell under MHC code names. Public-data audit, 55/100. The signal table below shows what we verified and what is still open.

PREVIEW · NO TEST ORDER YET55/100 composite
Synthesized from public signals — first-hand audit pending. Last reviewed 2026-10-09.

Signal table

Status
Active
Audit tier
public-data only
Composite score
55/100· PREVIEW — synthesized from public signals, first-hand audit pending
Ships to
US, INTL
Payment
card, ach
Last reviewed
2026-10-09

What works, what does not

pros
  • +53 Kovera records, none marked FAIL; median purity 99.93%, lowest 98.55%
  • +Fills run over label: median 108.9% across 49 vials, none under 90%
  • +Reports on two public lab portals (Kovera, Vanguard) and a COA library with prior batches
  • +Same-day dispatch before 3 PM MST, free FedEx 2 Day over $300, international DDP
  • +Five non-GLP products 13-64% under our index median per mg at sale prices
cons
  • −Open FDA warning letter 721600 (31 Mar 2026) on its three GLP products and bac water
  • −The URLs FDA quoted now redirect to the same products under "MHC" code names, still on sale
  • −Kovera identity lines name the code, not a molecule; 17 fills above a "± 10%" range marked PASS
  • −Kovera revised 19 of its certificates in place, more than for any other client; five moved a value
  • −137 of 166 COA library links open Google Drive files, not a lab portal
  • −Four different addresses; two lookalike shops registered in 2026 rank for its name

What we mean by "legit"

We do not use "legit" as a single yes-or-no signal. A vendor is legit when four things hold: identifiable corporate operator, third-party or independently-mirrored COAs, shipping and payment infrastructure that consistently delivers, and a complaint history that surfaces real issues rather than vanishes them. Our composite score is the weighted average of those four — shipping, pricing, support, COA quality — and you can read the full rubric at /methodology.

For Mile High Compounds the audit is "public-data tier" — we aggregate vendor disclosures, third-party COA mirrors, operating-history evidence, and complaint patterns. A first-hand test order is still pending and the page will be upgraded when that lands.

one-line verdict

53 Kovera records, no FAIL marks, 99.93% median purity; the 3 GLP products in FDA letter 721600 still sell under MHC code names. Public-data audit, 55/100.

composite 55/100 · audit tier public-data · last reviewed 2026-10-09

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