Fake COA's on Apex Biogenix

[judgetoo]

Whoa! Thx for posting this.

[WisGal64]

Wow, great video Jeff! Thank you for sharing this. What happens in a situation like this? Do they get a cease and desist?

[jackiewatson]

Is this the same company that was on here arguing with Jeff earlier, wanting it removed?

[WisGal64]

@jackie I think that was certified-peps

[jackiewatson]

I was going to go look for it, but didn't, lol

[Randy]

@WisGal64 about 10 minutes ago they started removing the coas.

Doesn't matter though. We now know how they operate.

[PeptidePete]

Awesome video! A ballsy scam deserves a ballsy exposure. Check, and CHECK lol

[Foodstampede]

Dude! Great YouTube vid! We need more!

[tdgman]

Love it. Expose these frauds.

[robertwalker]

After reading this thread and seeing a video about using COA data to help choose a vendor I carefully checked out the COA for a vendor I used to purchase a few vials of Triz a couple of months ago. First, I'll say that I've used 2 vials already and all seems good. My blood glucose is well controlled, and my weight has been slowly falling too. What I found however is quite concerning. I found the posted COA was from another manufacturer and this Vendor used Photoshop to swap their name on the Janoshik report. Using the numbers on the report I was able to find the real manufacturer and see the unaltered report. The peps were bought from LHpeptides.com