Has anyone tried Axiom Analytics Lab testing?
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@Randy Why?
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@randy Can you please share why we should run from Axiom?
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I sent in a sample (free) on 4 November. It was sent to a Public Mailbox at a UPS store in Visalia, CA.
Axiom instructs customers not to mail samples to its registered Sacramento address and instead uses this Visalia PMB as a receiving hub. Someone on Axiom's team picks up packages from Mailbox 203, strips any vendor or customer labels, assigns a blinded internal tracking ID, and re-ships the vials to one of their third-party partner labs (which could be located anywhere in the U.S.).
I’m not sure where they are sent. Looking at Visalia there are a few labs there that could be doing their testing.
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@Randy
this is giving me a Deja Vu, just saw this podcast by the OnThePen guy.https://www.youtube.com/live/0cAFAUz6hVk?is=wiC0k5Ug-3aCLqkd
FDA approved Chinese API manufacturers are apparently buying APIs from some other undisclosed factories and just repacking under their label, white washing basically.
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And this is also why @randy should start his testing lab to keep peptide testing sanctity.
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My experience with Axiom Analytics. I contacted them on 4 November. Asked for free analysis as they advertise if they have capacity and it fits in their budget. Sent an application for the 10mg Tesa. They replied, “Approved” that same day. I shipped the vial to them UPS Ground on 5 November. And today, 12 November, I received the results.
They allow no more than one freebie per person (NOT a business) per month. I haven’t tried another but I will in December. I do have a sample of Elora that I’ll send this week as a paying customer. $195 minus military 15% discount so about $165. I can add Endotoxins for $50.Details below.
Tesa 10mg analysis Yuansense Tech done by Axiom Analytics.
Compare to Janoshik analysis same lot. I’d expect Jano fill number to be higher since they always are. The purity is more than likely the “area under the Chromatogram curve” procedural difference that’s being discussed in the Krause topic.
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My experience with Axiom Analytics. I contacted them on 4 November. Asked for free analysis as they advertise if they have capacity and it fits in their budget. Sent an application for the 10mg Tesa. They replied, “Approved” that same day. I shipped the vial to them UPS Ground on 5 November. And today, 12 November, I received the results.
They allow no more than one freebie per person (NOT a business) per month. I haven’t tried another but I will in December. I do have a sample of Elora that I’ll send this week as a paying customer. $195 minus military 15% discount so about $165. I can add Endotoxins for $50.Details below.
Tesa 10mg analysis Yuansense Tech done by Axiom Analytics.
Compare to Janoshik analysis same lot. I’d expect Jano fill number to be higher since they always are. The purity is more than likely the “area under the Chromatogram curve” procedural difference that’s being discussed in the Krause topic.
@mikebricker tough one so you don’t know who is actually testing it? I think I would rather use Krause for $95 or $125 similar type testing but at least you know who the lab is
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@mikebricker tough one so you don’t know who is actually testing it? I think I would rather use Krause for $95 or $125 similar type testing but at least you know who the lab is
@Stevepep Yeah, I have an Elora and Cartalax that need tested. Will probably send to Krause. $95 each.
I’ll have ask if they have the reference standards for those two first.
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