Thoughts on Duplicate COA's

[saltyalty]

So Im currently shopping around for GHK-CU and MOTS-C and looked at EZ Peptides and Nexaph since they have good reviews on here.

Here is the COA for Nexaph: https://verify.janoshik.com/tests/113056-GHKcu_50mg_BlueGreen_RSLV71WWSLA4

Here is the COA for EZPeptides: https://verify.janoshik.com/tests/113789-GHKcu_50mg_BlueGreen_S4MIIH68XKES

What kind of sorcery is this!? They have the same images and the same test date and the same exact purity and the same exact mg in each vial.

I will literally not purchase from either of these companies now. Also side note, can we all get off the Janoshik teet. He literally admitted to doing testing for beer money and taught himself how to do it.... meaning he is not an expert or scientist.

Rant over.

[WisGal64]

EZ sources single vials from Nexaph, I call them sister companies. You'll notice that on some products Ameano peptides does as well

Nexaph used to have a link on their site for single vials which navigated you to EZ

[matthewwalsh]

Got an order from Nexaph (look at pic). Contacted them 2xs regarding the inconsistent material lvls within the same batch - silence. You be the judge...

[jackiewatson]

Yes, I have been told that if you order single vials from Nexaph, it is coming from their sister company, EZ Peptides. So, source is the same, so that is the reason that the COAs are the same? I'm not sure about this, though, but I know I have read it.

[WisGal64]

There are multiple vendors that are sharing CoAs it seems, the only thing changing on the CoA is the company name. Not sure if they are paying for that change or??

[saltyalty]

@matthewwalsh Are those empty vials!?

[matthewwalsh]

@saltyalty Supposedly no - but you need a magnifying glass to see any material.