Nexaph vendor review
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@volume-1 I think the only failed endotoxin test related to Jeep. The Jano guy discussed it.
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@emkay lol I'm very new to the space and don't know what STG stands for or the website address.
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With one exception, every test I have seen on Nexaph products passed endo and sterility. I’ve seen some private group tests that I can’t publish because of the group rules. I dug pretty deep. Even on Finrick, where Nexaph takes a good beating(mostly because of their overfill habits) the endos pass. They do have many resources to ensure a good balance between price and quality. Telegram and such.
Sterility a more complex issue. To properly do sterility testing you need about 14-60 days, depending on the dilutant and the compound. All other short run tests are… well… lacking. If you’re worried about sterility, definitely filter. That handles most possibles.
So far I’ve filtered, or not, form Nexaph. Thankfully there had been no adverse reactions either way. My female bunny gets everything filtered, because you know, love… and all that. My male rat, a bit more edgy on research, and goes either way.
That said, most of my kits sit around a month or so before I use them. At the volume they put out, I would likely hear of any issues before it gets pinned.
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With one exception, every test I have seen on Nexaph products passed endo and sterility. I’ve seen some private group tests that I can’t publish because of the group rules. I dug pretty deep. Even on Finrick, where Nexaph takes a good beating(mostly because of their overfill habits) the endos pass. They do have many resources to ensure a good balance between price and quality. Telegram and such.
Sterility a more complex issue. To properly do sterility testing you need about 14-60 days, depending on the dilutant and the compound. All other short run tests are… well… lacking. If you’re worried about sterility, definitely filter. That handles most possibles.
So far I’ve filtered, or not, form Nexaph. Thankfully there had been no adverse reactions either way. My female bunny gets everything filtered, because you know, love… and all that. My male rat, a bit more edgy on research, and goes either way.
That said, most of my kits sit around a month or so before I use them. At the volume they put out, I would likely hear of any issues before it gets pinned.
@Snake-Pepskin said everything I would say pretty much. Nexaph is my go too. It’s more expensive than grey which I do as well occasionally but the number of users is really the best case for safety. Using Jano is a plus in my book they are the standard. These small pop up labs with a couple of employees, protocols and
equipment no one knows anything about is a little scary. What you pay Jano for the basics is more than you would pay for the basics and endotoxins at these other labs. I wonder if these labs have the training, materials and equipment to perform top level testing.Enough people on here seem to use Crush so they are becoming another favorite since we would hear about any adverse effects on here pretty quick.
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Crush definitely adds another layer of comfort. I haven’t ordered from them yet, but I might.
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Crush definitely adds another layer of comfort. I haven’t ordered from them yet, but I might.
@Snake-Pepskin not sure about the extra level I guess because of the tests at ILS who I use now for my own testing.. I just think Jano is a a different standard and that’s only because we have no insight at all into these other small labs like ILS, Freedom, Kovera and others
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Interesting tidbit I read last night on STG, that site is of the opinion that testing sterility is not important if you filter everything with a .22um filter. I understand the mechanics and science of that... but seems sketchy to me since that would all but guarantee the presence of endotoxins as I understand it.
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Interesting tidbit I read last night on STG, that site is of the opinion that testing sterility is not important if you filter everything with a .22um filter. I understand the mechanics and science of that... but seems sketchy to me since that would all but guarantee the presence of endotoxins as I understand it.
@JtCjEfF the filters we use will not filter endotoxins they are tiny cell walls. The reason for testing sterility is you basically pay for one test. If it’s sterile there won’t be endotoxins that risk is 1 in a million, if that. Endotoxins are from the bacteria itself. That’s my understanding
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@JtCjEfF the filters we use will not filter endotoxins they are tiny cell walls. The reason for testing sterility is you basically pay for one test. If it’s sterile there won’t be endotoxins that risk is 1 in a million, if that. Endotoxins are from the bacteria itself. That’s my understanding
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I would watch the several Jano videos. You really get a look see on endotoxins and sterility. Endotoxins is a massive outlier. Testing for sterility covers both. Go on telegram and you will see every batch tested for Nexaph a bunch includes a full screen.
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@Randy I put ZERO stock in their rating system. It is if obvious if customers read. But they count on the customer not reading. Just looking at the color. oooo Red bad. But I would use their cheap(er)access to endo testing if I was hard pressed for options. Maybe. I am
probablychanging my opinion in real time. I will not give gas to their nonsense. -
I like the quality and the fast shipping.
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