Every Vendor I have Tried Plus Apps, Bloodwork etc
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Ok, this is my journey. I hope this helps people not make the same mistakes.
Pre Peptide Critic: Newbie who didn't know sh*t
Pure Labe Peptides - Fake COA's. Fake carbon copy of Hospira. Bad reaction over a week of pain
Peptide Solutions - Felt nothing from the products Reta included. Fake COA's
Found Peptide Critic - Everything Changed
Mile High - Great Products, but has Kovera labs on some
Glacier - Also Great but all Kovera
Southern Amino - Great, my go-to for what EZ doesn't carry
EZ and Nexaph - My absolute go-to. Pricing and product consistency are top-notch
Crush - High hopes, but their inventory control is a joke, and the constant marketing ploys have turned me off. Products are good, though.Grey
LN and LI Peptide - Great until they ripped everyone off
GroupBuyKits - waiting for the first order, but Randy says no go and that's enough for me. Update group buy list is a scamLets all share!!!! and help more people
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Your first order from Ascension probably included the usual 50% off. You must have missed clipping the coupon the second time around.
I like Ascension Peptides better than EZ Peptides and Mile High, still debating Glacier. I haven't tried Nexaph, yet, but for singles I expect to favor Ascension because they don't penalize for using card.
I just don't get paying that. Thats still $250-300 for a kit of BPC.
You can go to HeliaBiochem.com and get 10 for
$169 and then 10% off using code "OTP10" so $143
or....$152 on sale at Nexaph
Or if you're hellbent on singles I like True-sciences.com and use the code "BJJANDBS" for 10% off.
@dispensarysupport
The only single you listed here was true sciences at $40ish vs $25 and $36 for Ascension and EZ respectively.
When it comes to kits there are plenty of sources that beat even Nexaph. That wasn't the point. I was comparing the popular sources that are universally trusted, not those places most people have never heard of. -
@dispensarysupport ...or you can go grey and get a kit for $60 or so like I did from a GB in June, where I got 5 kits plus 5 kits of TB4 for $135 each.
Absolutely agree. But that's not for everyone and when I calculate all the times ive been stressed dealing with gray and the blood pressure and stress it's caused sometimes I feel like going back and just buying the kits from the "light gray" like the guys ive posted. LOL.
I digress. People should do whatever they want with their money.
Wow, I just bought from two different grays for the first time and they were both just as easy as any other order I've done -- no stress at all, and killer prices.
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I ordered first from Verified Peptides. I liked they had Janoshik COAs and batch IDs. Everything I tried from them (Thymulin, Vilon, Epitalon, CJC/IPA) made me feel ill, unless the dose was reduced to 0.1mg or less. To this day I have no idea what was wrong with them, I haven't tested anything.
I also used Bioedge Research Labs, a lesser known, but I can't complain about it, everything seemed a good quality, was tolerated well, except AOD that gelled, but this one is tricky. Their customer service is great.
I used Atomik Labz. Their vials were fine. Their pills made me feel bad. When I asked them for help they threatened to ban me if I ask again.
So I figured I am somehow more sensitive to the quality of the compounds than most of the people. If anything is off with it I feel it immediately while other people can consume it fine. So now when I try something new I get it from 3 places and compare.
I used Ion Peptides, they were ok as quality, but stingy as support. Thymosin A1 didn't dissolve and all I could get is a partial refund on one of two vials, after a week of arguing and proving it.
I was referred to Canlab International. They had no COA available (now they say you can request them), and very expensive, but the quality of the items I tried was always very high. I understand they do local lyophilization.
I got Reta from Glacier Aminos, and from the side effects, no effect from the dose, and the chart from Kovera COA for that batch I am convinced I was sold Tirzepatide mislabeled as Reta. I think it might be not on Glacier Aminos, it's because Kovera people couldn't use their equipment properly. Hope they learned since then.
I used Reta from Crush Research and this one works well. Crush Research is good but with Rory selling the company the future is uncertain.
I like Peptidology, their 14x testing from Vanguard, their selection is good. The quality I can't complain about. Unfortunately the Peptide Critic discount code only worked a couple times and then expired.
I got many bioregulators and other peptides from Bio Longevity Labs. The quality of the peptides seems to be very very good, I have no issues at all. There are also good sales from time to time and I can get good deals. They don't have batch numbers on vials though, even though Jay C (the owner) insists to never buy the products with no batch numbers. They do publish COA though, for unidentifiable batches.
I got Tesamorelin from Peptide Crafters. First I used Tesa from Bio Longevity, and it felt fine. When I switched to Crafters I felt bad after each dose, so I paused, retried and felt bad again. So now I switched to Southern Aminos Tesa (I told that I try from 3 vendors), and I feel fine again. So, Peptide Crafters are under question for now. I have some more items from them to try.
I also use Garmin Epic watch, CGM from time to time, daily weight with smart scales (I use 3, it's another drama), blood pressure daily. For blood testings I use Ulta Lab Tests and Marek Diagnostics.
@vpeps Hello thank you for your reviews, I like this vendor who does 14 tests peptidology . I'm trying to find tirz on their peage and I can't find it It got a be PGL -GL1 but I'm not sure , may be they don't have it , I don't want to order the wrong one. Please , help , thank you
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@vpeps Hello thank you for your reviews, I like this vendor who does 14 tests peptidology . I'm trying to find tirz on their peage and I can't find it It got a be PGL -GL1 but I'm not sure , may be they don't have it , I don't want to order the wrong one. Please , help , thank you
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@vpeps Hello thank you for your reviews, I like this vendor who does 14 tests peptidology . I'm trying to find tirz on their peage and I can't find it It got a be PGL -GL1 but I'm not sure , may be they don't have it , I don't want to order the wrong one. Please , help , thank you
@karenclmt it must be PGL-GI1, afaik.
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Anybody have any experience with hxnet. Ive been in contact with Steve from there and it seems great
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Anybody have any experience with hxnet. Ive been in contact with Steve from there and it seems great
@katelynsmith what seems great? Have you made a purchase or is the communication just extra shmoozy?
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Ok, this is my journey. I hope this helps people not make the same mistakes.
Pre Peptide Critic: Newbie who didn't know sh*t
Pure Labe Peptides - Fake COA's. Fake carbon copy of Hospira. Bad reaction over a week of pain
Peptide Solutions - Felt nothing from the products Reta included. Fake COA's
Found Peptide Critic - Everything Changed
Mile High - Great Products, but has Kovera labs on some
Glacier - Also Great but all Kovera
Southern Amino - Great, my go-to for what EZ doesn't carry
EZ and Nexaph - My absolute go-to. Pricing and product consistency are top-notch
Crush - High hopes, but their inventory control is a joke, and the constant marketing ploys have turned me off. Products are good, though.Grey
LN and LI Peptide - Great until they ripped everyone off
GroupBuyKits - waiting for the first order, but Randy says no go and that's enough for me. Update group buy list is a scamLets all share!!!! and help more people
@Stevepep
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Some updates.
Grey:
Warrior - has been really good and tests well you can find them on Telegram. They ship from the US
Peptigridy- They are super cheap, I am receiving my first of two orders. Several group tests to follow- I will update. The downside its a typical group buy first order took almost three months.Blood Work:
Siphox I just tried them and like them alot. They test more markers than Rythm. It takes longer to get results but you get a whole lot more.Apps
Peptide Tracker for the win, I have tried several others and its easy and tracks everything you need -
Some updates.
Grey:
Warrior - has been really good and tests well you can find them on Telegram. They ship from the US
Peptigridy- They are super cheap, I am receiving my first of two orders. Several group tests to follow- I will update. The downside its a typical group buy first order took almost three months.Blood Work:
Siphox I just tried them and like them alot. They test more markers than Rythm. It takes longer to get results but you get a whole lot more.Apps
Peptide Tracker for the win, I have tried several others and its easy and tracks everything you need -
@Stevepep For blood work, I just discovered https://goodlabs.com/ and it is super cheap for Quest Labs.
@vpeps I have seen these guys advertise I have to check them out. Glad to hear they are good. I have a relationship with a company called Personal Labs but I am not ready to recommend them yet. I will def try good labs maybe next month on my next test
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@Stevepep For blood work, I just discovered https://goodlabs.com/ and it is super cheap for Quest Labs.
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Some updates.
Grey:
Warrior - has been really good and tests well you can find them on Telegram. They ship from the US
Peptigridy- They are super cheap, I am receiving my first of two orders. Several group tests to follow- I will update. The downside its a typical group buy first order took almost three months.Blood Work:
Siphox I just tried them and like them alot. They test more markers than Rythm. It takes longer to get results but you get a whole lot more.Apps
Peptide Tracker for the win, I have tried several others and its easy and tracks everything you need@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
@SkepticJen You can do monthly, quarterly, and annually. It's 125 you can do a different panel each month. Go to the panel page and there are a bunch of add ons.
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I’ve only really tried one vendor. Through a trusted source I know personally (stuff actually works, and a few other people I know are also on this stuff)
Aeon compounds. It’s expensive. But also so are most companies besides getting grey straight from the source. Reta & GLOW stack. Just reconstituted my last vial of Reta with this company. So far have lost 19 lbs in 2 months! Feeling great so far. 3 weeks on their glow stack. Haven’t seen anything noticeable so far. I’ve heard it takes a super long time so I’m playing the long game here. That being said I want to branch out and have been doing tons of research for my own company to find that is also cheaper. Ordered from Genpeptide 4 vials of reta, 2 vials of Kpv, and 2 vials of glow stack. And a couple vials of bac water. Spent about $400 total for 10 vials. Anyone on here have experience using Genpeptides? All their coa’s seem to match every lot # that was given to me.
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
Siphox is a waste. Zero glucose markers last I checked.
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
Siphox is a waste. Zero glucose markers last I checked.
@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
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@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
you are correct. I was thinking Rythym health. Last I did a deep dive on these home test deal was a few months back and I could not get an A1c and fasting glucose.
My apologies.
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