Peptide testing Question
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@stevensanto said:
@Randy I have given up on grey by the time you factor in the cost of testing it’s better to just go with Nexaph.
I wouldn’t trust Nexaph tests… no different than any grey supplier, they can pick and choose what vials they send for testing.
At best if you are not going to test yourself, look into 3rd party tests, at least those vials were randomly picked from the ones sent to customers.For me, I only send one vial out for testing. A couple friends of mine ordered all at the same time, 10 kits or more of one product, and we send 1 vial out and split the cost.
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https://www.finnrick.com/free-sample-test?i=hd
finnrick tests free but takes a long time
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@stevensanto said:
@Randy I have given up on grey by the time you factor in the cost of testing it’s better to just go with Nexaph.
I wouldn’t trust Nexaph tests… no different than any grey supplier, they can pick and choose what vials they send for testing.
At best if you are not going to test yourself, look into 3rd party tests, at least those vials were randomly picked from the ones sent to customers.For me, I only send one vial out for testing. A couple friends of mine ordered all at the same time, 10 kits or more of one product, and we send 1 vial out and split the cost.
@Commander I think one of the big benefits for going with Nexaph despite the pricing is the massive group tests you can find for them easily for their products. That being said, there's other vendors with communities that do constant testing on their products as well which are half the cost of Nexaph.
All about risk tolerances at the end of the day.
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https://www.finnrick.com/free-sample-test?i=hd
finnrick tests free but takes a long time
@brandenscheidecker The tests kind of suck IMO. Only look at purity the scoring is dumb
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@Commander I think one of the big benefits for going with Nexaph despite the pricing is the massive group tests you can find for them easily for their products. That being said, there's other vendors with communities that do constant testing on their products as well which are half the cost of Nexaph.
All about risk tolerances at the end of the day.
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they score the vendor/manufacturer based on multiple samples
it has nothing to do with your sample, You get a COA, you can pay for endotoxins test. So if you send them reta 30 they tell you its reta 28 or whatever it ends up being. its free. -
Yep, they is tons of group testing on STG for a bunch of vendors WAY cheaper than Nexaph.
Only advantage to Nexaph is if you need it quick.@Commander This may be a dumb question but what is STG?
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@christexer STG is Stairway to Gray. They have a website with some intro info on the gray market and a Telegram with even more resources on vendors, testing etc. If you go to the website the link to join the Telegram group is at the very bottom of the page.
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@Commander This may be a dumb question but what is STG?
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Unfortunately Finnrick won’t test any sample you send them. They have to “choose” to test it
@Commander is this true? I have sent them 3 samples and they tested all of them.
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@christexer
Pretty much you will find a bunch of group test results from their “approved vendors”@Commander Their approved vendors is a fun one. Notice a few missing
STG is a great resource either way.
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@Commander Their approved vendors is a fun one. Notice a few missing
STG is a great resource either way.
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