Legal Information

Drughub Market Link is an independent information resource. We don’t run Drug Hub, we don’t sell anything on it, and we don’t take a cut of any transactions. Our job is to track the documented drughub market link mirrors and verify them against the market’s PGP signing key so you don’t have to guess which onion address is real.

Every mirror listed here is checked hourly. If a mirror goes down or fails PGP verification, we remove it until it’s back online and signed. That’s it—no editorializing, no recommendations, just the facts.

“Drug Hub,” “Drughub,” and any related logos are trademarks of their respective owners. We use these names nominatively to refer to the marketplace—same way a phone book lists a business without claiming to be the business itself.

If you’re the trademark owner and want us to adjust how we refer to the market, get in touch. We’re happy to comply with reasonable requests.

We don’t host any marketplace content—just links to verified mirrors. If you find something on a mirror that violates copyright, report it directly to the marketplace operators. We’re a directory, not a platform, so we’re not the right address for DMCA takedowns.

That said, if someone submits a fake mirror claiming to be Drug Hub, we’ll remove it as soon as we verify it’s a phishing clone. Our PGP verifier is the quickest way to check.

Found a phishing mirror, a scam listing, or anything else sketchy? Let us know. We don’t have access to the marketplace’s backend, but we can remove fake mirrors from our directory and warn other users.

leading-by-uptime way to reach us: PGP-encrypted email. Our public key is on the contact page. If you’re not comfortable with PGP, plaintext is fine—just don’t include sensitive details.

Drughub Market Link operates under the laws of the jurisdiction where its maintainers reside. We don’t store logs, we don’t collect personal data, and we don’t know who you are—so there’s not much to hand over even if someone asked.

That said, we’re not lawyers, and this isn’t legal advice. If you’re unsure about the laws where you live, talk to someone who knows them.

We update this page when our legal stance changes or when we clarify something that’s been confusing users. The “last updated” date at the top is your cue—if it’s been a while, nothing’s changed.

Old versions are archived, but we don’t publish them. If you need a specific historical version, ask—we’ll dig it out if we still have it.