Kits

[WesEqualshXc]

I’m a bit new in the space but so far Nexaph and Crush have been great for me. Crush is more expensive but they also have COAs that test for sterility, endotoxins, and heavy metals. Nexaph only tests for purity and net content. Crush has 3, 5, and 10 vial kits but seems to sell out quickly.

[Eleanor]

@WesEqualshXc A lot depends upon how many different peptides you use and what you can afford. If you are on a budget AND really want thorough tests, I agree with Crush and a few others.

[geno]

Genpeptide has build-a-kit app. Essentially you can pick any 5 peptides and get 20% discount automatically

[vpeptides]

@geno

Peptidology has a similar approach

[Commander]

Trusting vendor COA’s are like accepting a note from their mom saying they are good.
I swear people can’t be that dumb. I think people just “believe” this crap because it is what they want to hear.

[vpeptides]

@Commander people are not dumb, people are greedy thrifty, and optimistically trusting enough to, yes, believe what they want to be the truth, and take a chance. Religion 101

[pep_researcher]

@thebam34 almost all popular vendors nowadays have discounted kit pricing.

Some even allow mix n match kits. Recently bought from Peptidology mix n match discounted.

[Hammertime65]

@Commander We all (including you) start out as beginners. It isn't being dumb. It is being naive, which should not be mocked. I have learned a lot. And I'm still learning.

[afkar7]

@Hammertime65 said:

We all (including you) start out as beginners. It isn't being dumb. It is being naive, which should not be mocked. I have learned a lot. And I'm still learning.

It's why I started coming here, I want to learn what I don't know. I still don't ask as many questions as I would like to because as might be seen as some kind of idiot. I know, that's a me problem.

[Hammertime65]

@afkar7 You learn by study and asking questions and doing. It doesn't matter what anyone thinks if you are trying to learn.