MESO-Rx Sponsor Driada Medical

[nik243]

It’s important to understand the context: this person is a content creator. His format is built around provocation, fear, and then offering “help” via private messages. In practice, this is simply advertising his services. He directly encourages people to contact him and purchase legal or “criminal” insurance, meaning he profits from creating panic.

At the same time, he makes assumptions about an alleged data breach without any facts or real understanding of what actually happened. There has been no breach of our system, and at this moment there have been no package seizures involving our customers. We are always aware of such situations because we closely monitor this information, and in the event of confiscations we receive direct reports from customers through our support system. Orders and shipments are operating normally, with absolutely no reason for concern.

Here is a translation of part of his video:

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so technically if a person were to have ordered from the official .to site instead of a reseller they should be unaffected by this?

 

[trtchin]

The fact is we dont know. Either it's related to that reseller or its not.

If its not, Driada said no data breach on their side.

So then the only thing I could think of is if police subpoenas the bank and gets the list of bank transfers and matches IBANs to people. But then they have no order info and Driada also sells legit supps as well. So that seems tenuous. Or they would target people who paid for big orders via bank transfer and then execute searches looking for people who could be charged for reselling.

 

[nik243]

The fact is we dont know. Either it's related to that reseller or its not.

If its not, Driada said no data breach on their side.

So then the only thing I could think of is if police subpoenas the bank and gets the list of bank transfers and matches IBANs to people. But then they have no order info and Driada also sells legit supps as well. So that seems tenuous. Or they would target people who paid for big orders via bank transfer and then execute searches looking for people who could be charged for reselling.

Bundesweite Festnahmen und Durchsuchungen wegen Verstößen gegen das Anti-Doping-Gesetz

15.156 Ampullen und 152.829 Tabletten mit anabolen Wirkstoffen und zahlreiche elektronische Datenträger sichergestellt

www.zoll.de

this is also an interesting read

 

[nik243]

The fact is we dont know. Either it's related to that reseller or its not.

If its not, Driada said no data breach on their side.

So then the only thing I could think of is if police subpoenas the bank and gets the list of bank transfers and matches IBANs to people. But then they have no order info and Driada also sells legit supps as well. So that seems tenuous. Or they would target people who paid for big orders via bank transfer and then execute searches looking for people who could be charged for reselling.

that seems a little excessive on police resources if they were to do that for every single end consumer unless its really big and obvious bank tranksfer. 2nd thing sounds likely tbh

 

[Driada Medical]

Here’s what I agree with: anyone who buys anabolic steroids — whether from local sources or online stores — should understand that they are not buying Christmas candy. It is still a legal violation, even if not a very serious one. Therefore, people should be mentally prepared for unexpected situations, such as a parcel being received by a neighbor who then reports it, and similar scenarios. This is simply common sense. Everyone should take basic precautions — that’s normal and natural.

What I don’t agree with is the explicit mention of a specific brand. That was pure hype. If he had not named a brand, his informational post would not have attracted any clients. Instead, he acted like an experienced marketer: he clearly identified a target audience and hit them at their weakest point — fear. By being specific rather than general (instead of saying something like “recently I’ve had many clients with issues”), he created urgency and panic.
Because of that, a large number of people will now run to him for legal help.

Just to be clear, I didn't try to make people scared off Driada and I never assumed it's a breach or fault on your side.
It is most probably related to the busted reseller and now LE is analyzing the data they found, therefore people getting searches and letters even without having seized packs in the past.
Unfortunately the allowed amount of anabolics in Germany is absurdly low and often it is NOT just a small fine that you get. It can easily be mid 4 digits and also a search means that all your electronics are gone and you most certainly won't get them back any time soon.
So it can get quite serious.
The lawyer is a content creator yes, but also a successful lawyer in his business and the advice to have a legal insurance is pretty good in Germany. Else you'll pay another 4 digit amount for the whole legal process.
He could not give more details, he simply said that many people reached out to him due to letters or searches related to purchases "from Driada." (From that reseller, LE doesn't differentiate here)
It wasn't meant to make you look bad.
Just a fair warning for possibly affected people.
Additionally it seems many customers had paid by bank transfers, another stupid idea...

 

[Driada Medical]

Bundesweite Festnahmen und Durchsuchungen wegen Verstößen gegen das Anti-Doping-Gesetz

15.156 Ampullen und 152.829 Tabletten mit anabolen Wirkstoffen und zahlreiche elektronische Datenträger sichergestellt

www.zoll.de

this is also an interesting read

We mentioned this earlier. One of the big resellers of Driada got into trouble.

 

[Driada Medical]

I can say even more — if they decided to go after every single customer and issue fines, they’d need the entire country’s police force just to keep up

that seems a little excessive on police resources if they were to do that for every single end consumer unless its really big and obvious bank tranksfer. 2nd thing sounds likely tbh