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Finnrick vs Vendor COA’s

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    Browsing around the Finnrick site it struck me that in some cases there is a huge disparity between the purity stated on the vendor COA and the purity on the Finnrick COA. Anybody know what’s going on with that?

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      I was looking today and found a batch of peptide tested from 19mg to 27mg. I then found a statement of correction for one vendor who protested. That correction was for that vendor only but it makes me question other tests due to the machine not being within calibration
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        I was looking today and found a batch of peptide tested from 19mg to 27mg. I then found a statement of correction for one vendor who protested. That correction was for that vendor only but it makes me question other tests due to the machine not being within calibration
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        @MyB I take their testing seriously when something comes back as not whats claimed in the bottle. Beyond that i dont.

        "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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          @randy i found three tests for the same batch of R24 that I own. Jano average was 27. Finn had a 27, 19, and one in between.

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            @randy i found three tests for the same batch of R24 that I own. Jano average was 27. Finn had a 27, 19, and one in between.

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            @MyB did it say which lab was used for each test?

            "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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              @randy this is the coa with the low reading, Lab E. https://www.finnrick.com/testing-certificate/retatrutide/ez-peptides/20260306-e-45yg2em
              This batch (RET2412162025-12) was tested 6 times under Nexaph, lab E & G, ranging 24-27mg. The lowest was lab E again. (Krause)

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                @randy this is the coa with the low reading, Lab E. https://www.finnrick.com/testing-certificate/retatrutide/ez-peptides/20260306-e-45yg2em
                This batch (RET2412162025-12) was tested 6 times under Nexaph, lab E & G, ranging 24-27mg. The lowest was lab E again. (Krause)

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                @MyB that makes sense. we've seen a vendor use krause for a new shipment recently and they tested 20% under on a few things. shot the samples over to jano and AFI and it tested within 3% of the expected fill.

                "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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