Nexaph User Review: $$$$$
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A few months ago, I was preparing to order from Nexaph, but then read all the negative reviews and saw their COA’s which seemed very suspicious.
The complaints have been mostly about completely ineffective products (obviously a deliberate scam), and there are some who have tested the orders they received and results showed nothing in the vials! That was enough to scare me away - injecting God knows what into my bloodstream would be the epitome of stupid in my opinion, and a foolish risk I would never take.
I attempted to warn prospective buyers on Reddit and, as usual, was verbally assaulted by some readers for having a dissenting opinion (go figure
). Probably their employees, so I decided to just let natural selection eventually take over and let them be. -
Nexaph has been very good to me as far as price and quality. The whole making a profile thing tk see the prices isnt a big deal. I dont understand why this person wanted to talk trash on nexaph. I have researched reta, tesa/ipa, kpv, pda, and tb4 from nexaph over the past 4 months and im about to go back and get some mots c. There is absolutely no reason at all to complain about the price either. Nexaph is like half the price of what peptide sciences used to be. I say keep up the good work.
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@Radasaurus if there is an actual issue with nexaph please share it. Nobody is going to accost you. We don't get tribal with our fat juice suppliers here.
Id love to see these tests, or any screenshots, the suspicious COA's etc.
@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphThey score low in quantity and quality in many test results and even content - in a recent test from May shows between 8-12% of the claimed content of product (in this case retatrutide). And God forbid you complain to them, they don’t respond and will blacklist you from their Telegram group.
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@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphThey score low in quantity and quality in many test results and even content - in a recent test from May shows between 8-12% of the claimed content of product (in this case retatrutide). And God forbid you complain to them, they don’t respond and will blacklist you from their Telegram group.
@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphA-ha...Someone either needs higher quality due diligence or "something else" is afoot.
Finnrick has zero credibility in my world and I care deeply about quantified quality. This particular red herring has been debunked multiple times but I guess the hook continues to catch unsuspecting fish (holy mixed metaphors). IYKYK.
Much of my deep stash is NEXAPH and I love doing business with them.
Cheers
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@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphA-ha...Someone either needs higher quality due diligence or "something else" is afoot.
Finnrick has zero credibility in my world and I care deeply about quantified quality. This particular red herring has been debunked multiple times but I guess the hook continues to catch unsuspecting fish (holy mixed metaphors). IYKYK.
Much of my deep stash is NEXAPH and I love doing business with them.
Cheers
@PeptidePete
Cheers? Good grief.Someone asked where I saw the reviews and I replied - blow your money and inject whatever you like into your bloodstream, I could care less. In fact, I suggest you double your dosages.
As with the assaults from the Reddit clowns, I wish you the best of luck surviving natural selection.
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@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphA-ha...Someone either needs higher quality due diligence or "something else" is afoot.
Finnrick has zero credibility in my world and I care deeply about quantified quality. This particular red herring has been debunked multiple times but I guess the hook continues to catch unsuspecting fish (holy mixed metaphors). IYKYK.
Much of my deep stash is NEXAPH and I love doing business with them.
Cheers
@PeptidePete
Cheers? Good grief.Someone asked where I saw the reviews and I replied - blow your money and inject whatever you like into your bloodstream, I could care less. In fact, I suggest you double your dosages.
As with the assaults from the Reddit clowns, I wish you the best of luck surviving natural selection.
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A few months ago, I was preparing to order from Nexaph, but then read all the negative reviews and saw their COA’s which seemed very suspicious.
The complaints have been mostly about completely ineffective products (obviously a deliberate scam), and there are some who have tested the orders they received and results showed nothing in the vials! That was enough to scare me away - injecting God knows what into my bloodstream would be the epitome of stupid in my opinion, and a foolish risk I would never take.
I attempted to warn prospective buyers on Reddit and, as usual, was verbally assaulted by some readers for having a dissenting opinion (go figure
). Probably their employees, so I decided to just let natural selection eventually take over and let them be.@Radasaurus
I test a couple of their products after my first test of one of their products came back 30% lower dose than their COA said. I took a lot of shit for it. I will never use them again based on the test results I got back and when I confronted Nexaph they wouldn’t even return my emails. But in my opinion, they are good for anyone else who wants to argue for them, buy away. I moved on.
So now I test everything! I have had a couple things from different vendors come back a lot lower than what the Vendors COAs said. I keep that to myself.
My suggestion, test your stuff - DO NOT WARN ANYONE if the test results come back different from the vendors COA. I do not care what ANYONE says, they will challenge you and argue with you how you are wrong and whoever you used to test is wrong and bla bla bla..
I have been there done that. I really don’t care what other people think or inject, I don’t care if other people get results or not. Instead of arguing either you, they should just pay themselves and send the same stuff out as you, then they would have a leg to stand on.
But what you will always see is people arguing with you about your test results when they were too cheap to send them out themselves.
And for anyone who says, that is wrong we don’t argue bla bla bla, save it, spend your own money and have your stuff tested. -
Yep, 100%. I try to save people their hard earned money and from doing something stupid by injecting garbage. It’s usually on Reddit but now here… every time - like you said - a few nut jobs have some strange gene that makes them only want to insult you for having an opinion that differs from theirs. Go figure.
This nutter even downgraded my comments so now I can’t give a thumbs up to applaud someone for their contributions on the site. Also like you said, I’m done trying to warn and help out fellow biohackers
. Eventually Darwinism will take over and buying/injecting themselves with garbage will weed them out of existence, which is good for humanity long term 
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@Radasaurus if there is an actual issue with nexaph please share it. Nobody is going to accost you. We don't get tribal with our fat juice suppliers here.
Id love to see these tests, or any screenshots, the suspicious COA's etc.
@Randy unfortunately there is a bad egg in every batch and I DID get accosted here for having a dissenting opinion (based on data) that differed from his.
So I’m done here, just like with Reddit. I simply don’t need the grief.
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@radasaurus Proof would be a COA from a test, whether yours or someone else’s .
What’s not proof is a review you read somewhere else like TrustPilot, or pointing to Finnricks letter grading. That is most likely why you got down voted. -
@radasaurus Here's what I've seen so far from Nexaph. Fennrick doesn't like them because Fennrick weights heavily whether the sample's mass matches the label. Nexaph tends to overfill a bit. If that's a problem for someone, then they probably shouldn't use Nexaph. It is however a very common problem, and I've rarely found a vendor who doesn't have it.
What I do know is I've run my own testing on two different batches of their 5-amino-1mq. I choose to do this specifically for 5-amino-1mq because Nexaph runs all of their testing through Jashonik. For 5-amino-1mq Jashonik doesn't provide purity testing. I'm a bit of a stickler on wanting purity testing.. so for each of two batches of their 5-amino-1mg I ran three vials from each batch through Analytic Formulations for testing for mass, purity, heavy metals, endotoxins, and sterility. Passed on all counts with flying colors.
I don't do my own testing for everything I buy from them. But I do have their COAs, and on telegram the community donates vials they have received from batches ordered from Nexaph for testing as well... and so I have those COAs as well.
Is it perfect: absolutely not. I could point out to you at great lengths the potential weaknesses in the chain that could be exploited by a vendor who is actively seeking to cheat you. Is it better than what I get from a telehealth vendor working with a compounding pharmacy: enormously (try finding dosages or any proof of them meeting standards on their websites... I'll wait).
I'm a trust but verify kind of person. I've got the training and background to make decent (not good, but decent) risk evaluations based on data. I trust Nexaph exactly as far as I can verify them. That said... I feel better about their verification than I do about most folks.
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@radasaurus Here's what I've seen so far from Nexaph. Fennrick doesn't like them because Fennrick weights heavily whether the sample's mass matches the label. Nexaph tends to overfill a bit. If that's a problem for someone, then they probably shouldn't use Nexaph. It is however a very common problem, and I've rarely found a vendor who doesn't have it.
What I do know is I've run my own testing on two different batches of their 5-amino-1mq. I choose to do this specifically for 5-amino-1mq because Nexaph runs all of their testing through Jashonik. For 5-amino-1mq Jashonik doesn't provide purity testing. I'm a bit of a stickler on wanting purity testing.. so for each of two batches of their 5-amino-1mg I ran three vials from each batch through Analytic Formulations for testing for mass, purity, heavy metals, endotoxins, and sterility. Passed on all counts with flying colors.
I don't do my own testing for everything I buy from them. But I do have their COAs, and on telegram the community donates vials they have received from batches ordered from Nexaph for testing as well... and so I have those COAs as well.
Is it perfect: absolutely not. I could point out to you at great lengths the potential weaknesses in the chain that could be exploited by a vendor who is actively seeking to cheat you. Is it better than what I get from a telehealth vendor working with a compounding pharmacy: enormously (try finding dosages or any proof of them meeting standards on their websites... I'll wait).
I'm a trust but verify kind of person. I've got the training and background to make decent (not good, but decent) risk evaluations based on data. I trust Nexaph exactly as far as I can verify them. That said... I feel better about their verification than I do about most folks.
@radasaurus Here's what I've seen so far from Nexaph. Fennrick doesn't like them because Fennrick weights heavily whether the sample's mass matches the label. Nexaph tends to overfill a bit. If that's a problem for someone, then they probably shouldn't use Nexaph. It is however a very common problem, and I've rarely found a vendor who doesn't have it.
What I do know is I've run my own testing on two different batches of their 5-amino-1mq. I choose to do this specifically for 5-amino-1mq because Nexaph runs all of their testing through Jashonik. For 5-amino-1mq Jashonik doesn't provide purity testing. I'm a bit of a stickler on wanting purity testing.. so for each of two batches of their 5-amino-1mg I ran three vials from each batch through Analytic Formulations for testing for mass, purity, heavy metals, endotoxins, and sterility. Passed on all counts with flying colors.
I don't do my own testing for everything I buy from them. But I do have their COAs, and on telegram the community donates vials they have received from batches ordered from Nexaph for testing as well... and so I have those COAs as well.
Is it perfect: absolutely not. I could point out to you at great lengths the potential weaknesses in the chain that could be exploited by a vendor who is actively seeking to cheat you. Is it better than what I get from a telehealth vendor working with a compounding pharmacy: enormously (try finding dosages or any proof of them meeting standards on their websites... I'll wait).
I'm a trust but verify kind of person. I've got the training and background to make decent (not good, but decent) risk evaluations based on data. I trust Nexaph exactly as far as I can verify them. That said... I feel better about their verification than I do about most folks.
But Finnrick? And selfless care for others?
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I use Freedom for all my testing and I test all my stuff. But I buy at least 5+ kits of everything I buy. I don’t want to try any different labs yet. When I do I will still send a vial to Freedom as well. At least until I see consistency.
It is those pain in the ass people that ruined it for everyone. And I am sure those lain in the ass people don’t spend the money sending their stuff out for testing. But I know my stuff is tested and what the results were.
At one time I was sharing testing costs with someone from Telegram because we would buy together. That didn’t last long. Like always, people want stuff cheaper and cheaper, so they thought they should start a test group - test groups are always a disaster, I will never do one again! Resellers try and get involved and want separate COAs with their names on it… I won’t do group buys either, because resellers get involved with that too.
I stay far away from anything that resellers are apart of. I suggest everyone does the same But before someone asks why, if you can’t figure why at, that is your problem. I will not respond to why. -
Finrick believes that when you send them a vial and say its from a certain vendor that it is. Its as "trust me bro" as it gets. I can only imagine how much fun a malicious actor could have with a kit of something and some cash for shipping.
@radasaurus people are allowed to disagree with you. If finnrick and trustpilot are enough to dissuade you from nexaph then steer clear. They aren't perfect...nobody in this space is. To me they have been one of the cleaner operations I have come across in this space. But that's my opinion and a vendor is good until they aren't.
If i buy a kit of reta from them its reta. It's not roulette with jenny on whatsapp who says sorry dear if customs grabs it or it tests badly.
If you wanna go darker on the grey spectrum go into the grey zone and poke around. Higher risk and lower prices. If thats not your jam a lot of the single bottle sellers are great on here...just steer clear of ezpeptides (one of the best reviewed vendors on here). It's nexaph lite.
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I use Freedom for all my testing and I test all my stuff. But I buy at least 5+ kits of everything I buy. I don’t want to try any different labs yet. When I do I will still send a vial to Freedom as well. At least until I see consistency.
It is those pain in the ass people that ruined it for everyone. And I am sure those lain in the ass people don’t spend the money sending their stuff out for testing. But I know my stuff is tested and what the results were.
At one time I was sharing testing costs with someone from Telegram because we would buy together. That didn’t last long. Like always, people want stuff cheaper and cheaper, so they thought they should start a test group - test groups are always a disaster, I will never do one again! Resellers try and get involved and want separate COAs with their names on it… I won’t do group buys either, because resellers get involved with that too.
I stay far away from anything that resellers are apart of. I suggest everyone does the same But before someone asks why, if you can’t figure why at, that is your problem. I will not respond to why.@Commander don't get me started on resellers...
A few have popped up on here trying to resell aavant drops with the group tests they aren't supposed to share.
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And when you buy Grey, it really isn’t any cheaper unless you are buying like 10 kits of something because you have to factor in the price of the Test $200 to $500.
In the end, it costs what it costs, there is only so cheap you are going to get it. -
@PeptidePete
Cheers? Good grief.Someone asked where I saw the reviews and I replied - blow your money and inject whatever you like into your bloodstream, I could care less. In fact, I suggest you double your dosages.
As with the assaults from the Reddit clowns, I wish you the best of luck surviving natural selection.
@PeptidePete
Cheers? Good grief.Someone asked where I saw the reviews and I replied - blow your money and inject whatever you like into your bloodstream, I could care less. In fact, I suggest you double your dosages.
As with the assaults from the Reddit clowns, I wish you the best of luck surviving natural selection.
@radasaurus I say this with kindness and MO (even though you didn't ask) :
Reddit?? I learned very early on in Reddit, take everything with a grain of salt. As brutal as some of those wackadoodles(yes I'm going to put a label on some) can get, scroll on by.
Some think only they are right, an expert etc. Get nasty, call names cuz they have nothing else intelligent to say.
Don't get me started on the mods lol If you say something they don't agree with, DELETE or get booted or warned you will be booted from the sub. (Ask me how I know lol)
Anyway, somedays I thought it was entertaining, other days, I wanted to give a virtual slap, but in the end not worth it.
This forum I found to be very helpful and full of friendly, knowledgeable members. Of course there will be disagreements/debates, part of life right?
Remember this is the internet and thick skin is a must
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@Randy
Go to trustpilot.com. Here’s also a link to Finnrick’s testing results for Nexaph, which is also very negative: https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/nexaphThey score low in quantity and quality in many test results and even content - in a recent test from May shows between 8-12% of the claimed content of product (in this case retatrutide). And God forbid you complain to them, they don’t respond and will blacklist you from their Telegram group.
@Radasaurus, I have seen the Fennrick scores. You need to look at the COA's and not jump to conclusions. There are like 50 vials of reta from Nexaph tested by Fennrick. They are all over 99pct except the one in August of 2025, where they tested that batch at different milligram levels. That result is very suspect . It's the very same stuff in the 20mg vials and larger that tested over 99%. Same exact date. It may not even be from Nexaph since the label is handwritten and has no batch information. The batches are on the boxes there is a QR code to the COA of every Nexaph batch.
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@Commander don't get me started on resellers...
A few have popped up on here trying to resell aavant drops with the group tests they aren't supposed to share.
I don’t have anything against resellers, as long as they stay in their place. Every single vial seller here in the US is a reseller, getting their products from the same grey market vendors as us.
BUT, the ones that are cheap and try and get in on the group buys and testing with their name on the COAs, I can’t stand them. They are a business making money. They need to spend the money to do their own testing.
If anyone sees a company selling a product and the vials are not labeled with that vendor’s label, I suggest you move on and find a different vendor.
A note about COAs and testing. Do not rely on Cap and Crimp color for identification of a batch. MULTIPLE grey market vendors have already come out and said they use the same cap/crimp colors for different batches.
So good single vial vendors will buy 50+ kits from their supplier at the same time, one shipment, and take 3 or so random vials from random kits, put their labels on them and send them for testing. That is the single vial vendor you want to use, and there are plenty of them on here to choose from. Take advantage of the resources on here, why buy iffy if you can buy more confident for the same prices? -
And when you buy Grey, it really isn’t any cheaper unless you are buying like 10 kits of something because you have to factor in the price of the Test $200 to $500.
In the end, it costs what it costs, there is only so cheap you are going to get it.@Commander This times 1000. It only makes sense if you are buying multiple boxes. I buy 3 at a time and test from 3 boxes. I used ILS last time and really like their website. So you are losing 3 vials and adding $350 of expense for testing and $60 for shipping. For instance, Reta 20mg is generally $140-160 plus shipping, although I just got it for $90 (waiting on test results). 3 boxes = 30 vials, take 3 out you have 27. Roughly $19 a vial. Now add $350 for testing (the additional vials of the same product are cheaper). So you are looking at around $32 with shipping. I can order from Nexaph and have it in 3 days with no back and forth, no Crypto, no chance of getting scammed or having a pube in the vial for $47. Crush works out to $42 without waiting on a DROP lol. And I still get sucked into the Grey. It's the game.
Now, look at Hospira if you have a Connect; if you buy a case, it's $60. People are buying 4 for more than that. That is where the true robbery is happening.
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