Nexaph Review
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So like everyone I am cautious to post a review about a vendor but Nexaph is a quality resource. Albeit you are paying more than true China Grey, you are guaranteed quality. Shipping is ultra fast. Cain is always very responsive and very helpful to answer questions. The packaging comes with the QR code for the COA's. I cut them off of the package and am starting a collection of peptide trading cards!
I have ordered Reta (GLP-3) from their presale, ATP (SS-31), CJC/Ipa, and a few others and all of them are top quality. If you are on the more cautious side with your peps, Nexaph is the way to go. -
Couldn't agree more. I did ask Cain about why no purity level on the blends and you responded right away saying you can't test purity, just quantity in a blend I would need to look at the individual peptides which I did. I did notice though on some other sites they show purity maybe its a Jano thing. They are terrific and I highly recommend them.
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I'm pretty impressed with them so far. I've only placed one order with them so far, but it was a really good experience. Yeah the price is higher than direct from China, but I got over a years worth of rat tirz for the same price as 2 months of compounded, with a lot less risk. We keep tirz and reta in the freezer and place the QR codes from the packaging with the product for future reference.
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I believe that if you sell water that the authorities can imply that you're selling for human use. That's also why many sites no longer have peptide calculators or tell you what the peptides are used for other than like metabolic and do not provide dosing advice. I also love nexaph, all the testing they do plus all the third party testing just makes me feel a lot more comfortable.
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I don't really think selling the water matters. EZ sells it and they're really closely connected to Nexaph. I think it's all in how the sites are marketed. These are research chemicals and need to be reconstituted for actual research purposes. They just can't be marketed in such a way that it looks like they're for human injections. No instructions or dosing or anything like that.
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Makes sense.
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I don't really think selling the water matters. EZ sells it and they're really closely connected to Nexaph. I think it's all in how the sites are marketed. These are research chemicals and need to be reconstituted for actual research purposes. They just can't be marketed in such a way that it looks like they're for human injections. No instructions or dosing or anything like that.
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Couldn't agree more. I did ask Cain about why no purity level on the blends and you responded right away saying you can't test purity, just quantity in a blend I would need to look at the individual peptides which I did. I did notice though on some other sites they show purity maybe its a Jano thing. They are terrific and I highly recommend them.
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I don't really think selling the water matters. EZ sells it and they're really closely connected to Nexaph. I think it's all in how the sites are marketed. These are research chemicals and need to be reconstituted for actual research purposes. They just can't be marketed in such a way that it looks like they're for human injections. No instructions or dosing or anything like that.
@Shifted I think it’s brilliant to just focus on kits of 10 pack peptides, no labels, just a quality supplier for experienced researchers who know where to get Hospira. Grok can tell you what the names are actually if you are looking for ss31, reta, etc. FYI
Definitely 
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