Why is Peptide Plugs so cheaply priced? Are their products solid?
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@SwollStreetBets It's slightly better that they don't handle your payments directly on a non-secure account, but they do still keep your data, like your full name, your address, your order history, all available to everyone interested, only by your email, no password. Are you OK with that?
@SwollStreetBets It's slightly better that they don't handle your payments directly on a non-secure account, but they do still keep your data, like your full name, your address, your order history, all available to everyone interested, only by your email, no password. Are you OK with that?
No, I'm not really but it's too late due to the Cartalax order. I asked him questions afterward about details and as I said, he removed Cartalax from the site. Why?
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What was on the COA was good, but the COA itself didn't have the proper company name; it looks to have had parent company name and peptide was late 2025. I'm wondering if pep is still good? I wouldn't think it's bad, unless it's been mishandled somehow.
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@Eleanor We're talking about this site, right? https://peptideplugs.com/shop/
Yes I've used them and spoken to the owner several times. He's very active on X and gives people dosing protocols. Uses his own stuff. Zero issues from them. I'm having troubles tracking the rest of this thread and the concerns.
Sample of activity: https://x.com/tonymission/status/2068513227990835212
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@gym.rat Yes, that's the site. I don't think anything is wrong with the peptide, but uneasy because he removed it from sale.
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@Peptix-USA Okay. I have seen it more than this one time. Another vendor sold me Sept 2025 with primary name on it. I think it's still good, unless it's been mishandled somehow and not sure what that would be, except 100 degree heat since Sept 2025 or some such environment. I applaud the owner for removing the item, but as another poster said, a PASSWORD needs to be added to the site sign-in. I've gained access with 2 different emails, 2 different addresses, 13 miles apart. No password, took me straight to it.
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What was on the COA was good, but the COA itself didn't have the proper company name; it looks to have had parent company name and peptide was late 2025. I'm wondering if pep is still good? I wouldn't think it's bad, unless it's been mishandled somehow.
@Eleanor Try pinging the owner on X. The pep should be fine, even with age as these things are way more stable that rumored early on. I've seen actual tests of peptides left outdoors in the sun all day for 2 or 3 weeks and the degradation wasn't bad at all. Still very usable to my own surprise.
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@Peptix-USA Okay. I have seen it more than this one time. Another vendor sold me Sept 2025 with primary name on it. I think it's still good, unless it's been mishandled somehow and not sure what that would be, except 100 degree heat since Sept 2025 or some such environment. I applaud the owner for removing the item, but as another poster said, a PASSWORD needs to be added to the site sign-in. I've gained access with 2 different emails, 2 different addresses, 13 miles apart. No password, took me straight to it.
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For the record, I reconned the Cartalax from them tonight and will try it on the weekend. Will see how it goes. I don't think anything is wrong with it necessarily. Will see.
@Eleanor Let us know how it works, Cartalax is next on my list.
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@Eleanor Try pinging the owner on X. The pep should be fine, even with age as these things are way more stable that rumored early on. I've seen actual tests of peptides left outdoors in the sun all day for 2 or 3 weeks and the degradation wasn't bad at all. Still very usable to my own surprise.
I watched a video with the director of TrustPointe lab, and he echoed Peter Magic’s statement that lyophilized peptides last years in a cool dark place, and decades, if properly frozen.
In the US, we have an expiration date on just about everything. Much of that is dictated by the legal department of the companies. In most cases, it’s an expiration date for their liability, and has little to do with degradation of the product.
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@Eleanor Let us know how it works, Cartalax is next on my list.
@Eleanor Let us know how it works, Cartalax is next on my list.
I sure will let y'all know. I'm going to switch from sticking it in the morning to before bedtime, since my knee hurts like crazy when I wake up. Maybe the later inject will hold me through morning, then I use topical DMSO.
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