Flawless Compounds User Review: Cloudy Poor Product
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This is a vendor review submitted by Rusty Kiosk on PeptideCritic.com.
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(2/5)
Review
I purchased two vials of glp3 for research and reconstituted with pharma grade BAC for one and one purchased through Flawless. Both vials reconstituted cloudy. During the research, the product appeared to be ineffective. Switched back to another brand and felt a night and day difference. Bad batch? Who knows. When I contacted the company, they told me they would only compensate me on one vial. Research at your own risk.
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Photo of cloudy vial on right. Clear vial for reference on left.
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This is the second post I've seen regarding cloudy reta from Flawless. Definitely a quality issue it seems from this batch.
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crazy.
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@Eleanor I'm with ya! Their Survo has been fantastic! Never had an issue of it coming out cloudy, always clear as a bell.
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These guys are a love-hate company. I know they plant positive reviews all the time, but there are several people who swear by them. As an outsider, it certainly appears they are very inconsistent with their products. If you order from them consistently, you may want to consider random testing on your own or switch to someone more reliable. I have had perfectly clear vials test very poorly from Grey and some other vendors.
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Haven't used their Reta, but the Cartalax, ARA and DSIP worked fine, no issues. Seems like there have been a lot of complaints in other forums with Reta in general.
“Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”
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Haven't used their Reta, but the Cartalax, ARA and DSIP worked fine, no issues. Seems like there have been a lot of complaints in other forums with Reta in general.
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@WisGal64 the formula is known, but how can you tell from a standard single-stage Mass Spectrometry of retatrutide where the fatty tail is attached, at 17th or 20th amino acid? It is possible to find using Tandem Mass Spectrometry, but what lab does that? Labs use HPLC for ID, but they have to run it on a Reversed-Phase HPLC system to tell the difference between two charts and also to have a good certified reference standard to compare, and it's still good to pair it with MS/MS. I usually see only one HPLC chart if any on the reports, which lets me think the testing is incomplete.
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@WisGal64 all I'm saying the lab can tell you it's Reta, fill the report with even more complex abbreviations than I mentioned above, report genuine charts and numbers produced from real testings of your sample on real equipment, but still it may not be Reta.
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@WisGal64 the formula is known, but how can you tell from a standard single-stage Mass Spectrometry of retatrutide where the fatty tail is attached, at 17th or 20th amino acid? It is possible to find using Tandem Mass Spectrometry, but what lab does that? Labs use HPLC for ID, but they have to run it on a Reversed-Phase HPLC system to tell the difference between two charts and also to have a good certified reference standard to compare, and it's still good to pair it with MS/MS. I usually see only one HPLC chart if any on the reports, which lets me think the testing is incomplete.
@vpeps I believe the API's are tested to these standards. They even identify every other compound in the API at the better factories. What happens after that is the question. There have been a lot of mixed batches. I have seen this myself ordering grey. I use blueitt (spelling may be wrong) on every vial not from Nexaph. I test at a lab and then verify there is an actual peptide chain in the vials I use. I have had some come back with no peptide chain. Its rare but it happens. I just had it happen on an SS31 vial, the next one showed a peptide. The one vial I tested at a lab showed 99.6pct. Clearly a moxed batch with at least one zero peptide.
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@vpeps I believe the API's are tested to these standards. They even identify every other compound in the API at the better factories. What happens after that is the question. There have been a lot of mixed batches. I have seen this myself ordering grey. I use blueitt (spelling may be wrong) on every vial not from Nexaph. I test at a lab and then verify there is an actual peptide chain in the vials I use. I have had some come back with no peptide chain. Its rare but it happens. I just had it happen on an SS31 vial, the next one showed a peptide. The one vial I tested at a lab showed 99.6pct. Clearly a moxed batch with at least one zero peptide.
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@Stevepep you may be right, but what do we know about API or the finishing process for Reta from Flawless for example? We only have that COA to make an opinion, and the research subject to test it in-vivo.
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