Peptide Critic new vendor warnings
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Just wanted to say how much I love the new added warnings on the vendors who have red flags. It's the cherry on top of all the other great things about the Peptide Critic site and community.
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just scroll to the bottom of the vendor directory https://peptidecritic.com/vendor-directory
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Just wanted to say how much I love the new added warnings on the vendors who have red flags. It's the cherry on top of all the other great things about the Peptide Critic site and community.
Just wanted to say how much I love the new added warnings on the vendors who have red flags. It's the cherry on top of all the other great things about the Peptide Critic site and community.
you mean like this? I dont get it personally, if the COA shows its overfilled, who cares? I know Finnrick bashes companies that have overfill and really gives them a bad rating but if its disclosed to we really care if we are getting 20% more free?

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Just wanted to say how much I love the new added warnings on the vendors who have red flags. It's the cherry on top of all the other great things about the Peptide Critic site and community.
you mean like this? I dont get it personally, if the COA shows its overfilled, who cares? I know Finnrick bashes companies that have overfill and really gives them a bad rating but if its disclosed to we really care if we are getting 20% more free?

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Just wanted to say how much I love the new added warnings on the vendors who have red flags. It's the cherry on top of all the other great things about the Peptide Critic site and community.
you mean like this? I dont get it personally, if the COA shows its overfilled, who cares? I know Finnrick bashes companies that have overfill and really gives them a bad rating but if its disclosed to we really care if we are getting 20% more free?

@dispensarysupport The amount of people that dont read a COA would surprise you. +/- 10% is expected and likely wont effect research. 30% is a different story.
I could also put a few other alerts on there about their AOD consistently gelling or their "partnership" with freedom labs but an unlabeled overfill that big felt like the more serious issue.
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@dispensarysupport The amount of people that dont read a COA would surprise you. +/- 10% is expected and likely wont effect research. 30% is a different story.
I could also put a few other alerts on there about their AOD consistently gelling or their "partnership" with freedom labs but an unlabeled overfill that big felt like the more serious issue.
@Randy Exactly. A large overfill may be a bonus to somebody that actually reads their COAs. To somebody that doesn't, that could be disastrous. Dosing with 30% more Tirz, Cag, Elora, PT-141, CJC-1295, or Mots-C makes a big difference just based on personal experience. I'm sure there are plenty of other compounds that I'm not familiar with that are similar.
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@dispensarysupport The amount of people that dont read a COA would surprise you. +/- 10% is expected and likely wont effect research. 30% is a different story.
I could also put a few other alerts on there about their AOD consistently gelling or their "partnership" with freedom labs but an unlabeled overfill that big felt like the more serious issue.
@Randy When I first got into RUO research, I found them through social media ads. They seemed great since an LLM app called Freedom a reputed lab... but digging deeper, I saw limited testing, high prices, and them sticking with Freedom while others moved to more comprehensive testing.
Then there was their unusually cozy "friendship" with the price index admins who supposedly vet them. Friendship with testing lab and the admins vouching for them... Giant conflict of interest.
Then I found Peptide Critic and it was like someone shined a flashlight of facts at me.

Now I'm sitting on their freaking expensive Survo stock with Freedom COAs. Guess I'll take my chances when I get to experiment with it.
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