Discussion: Finnrick Wants a Six-Figure Shitposter. Its Ratings Are Already a Joke.
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Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com.
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@PeptideCritic Great job as usual, and yes, Finnrick is a joke. I won't get into me doing the work, with the photos and batch numbers, and then nothing. Crickets never got an email back. I emailed 3x and said can you respond, nothing. So, I did the same thing, only this time I selected Nexaph instead of the grey market vendor. Guess what emailed and good to go. I DID NOT SEND THEM IN, to be clear, but it's one of the biggest scams out there.
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Shining a light on the scam. Beautifully done. Thank you
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I, along with hopefully everyone else, don't give a squat about a grade. I care about what's in the vial, how much of it, and whether it contains endotoxins and residual solvents. Finnrick does that, and I ignore everything else. The grade they assign to any particular vendor has zero effect on whether I would buy from them. Just the data.
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I, along with hopefully everyone else, don't give a squat about a grade. I care about what's in the vial, how much of it, and whether it contains endotoxins and residual solvents. Finnrick does that, and I ignore everything else. The grade they assign to any particular vendor has zero effect on whether I would buy from them. Just the data.
@peptidebuyer @hunt_ak they primarily use Krause who we have seen from competitive COA’s from Fresdom, Janoshik and others are way off on mass. Further, you have no clue if the ratings are for the vendor you are looking at. For instance people have admitted selecting Nexaph even when it was purchased gray market, they do this because Fennrick will respond and test it. Most of the time they don’t respond unless it’s a popular vendor so they get attention. So people lie and select that vendor to get a free test and Finnrick could care less.
Thus you can’t trust anything on Finnrick. Please people don’t rely on Finnrick it’s a total click bait scam
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@peptidebuyer @hunt_ak they primarily use Krause who we have seen from competitive COA’s from Fresdom, Janoshik and others are way off on mass. Further, you have no clue if the ratings are for the vendor you are looking at. For instance people have admitted selecting Nexaph even when it was purchased gray market, they do this because Fennrick will respond and test it. Most of the time they don’t respond unless it’s a popular vendor so they get attention. So people lie and select that vendor to get a free test and Finnrick could care less.
Thus you can’t trust anything on Finnrick. Please people don’t rely on Finnrick it’s a total click bait scam
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Well, I shall be the guinea pig... I just sent in a vial of Tesa from Nexaph and a vial of reta from Apex Peptides (who I've been using and only not breaking the bank because of a hefty military discount). They didn't have Apex on their site, I had to enter it but I've uploaded an the photos and sent in copies of everything I uploaded with the vials. One thing I did though was pick BP Labs as the tester so it wasn't in fact free and I got all the required emails to do this. I'm curious now to see what will happen and update here.... RIP to my vials....
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So does anyone have any testing labs they can recommend that won't break the bank. I've found a couple sources directly from China with great prices. relatively fast shipping and thus far very good service. But would love to test at least one of the peptides from each before researching them.
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So does anyone have any testing labs they can recommend that won't break the bank. I've found a couple sources directly from China with great prices. relatively fast shipping and thus far very good service. But would love to test at least one of the peptides from each before researching them.
@troyhpstudioz.com you need to test each batch. ILS has great pricing. I use them exclusively now and they have a nice website dashboard to track everything. Welcome10 gets you 10 pct off your first order. It’s $130 a test for HPLC with the discount. Start there. You can also test through Finnrick and pay for BT Labs if you let them publish it for $89. It takes a long time for results though and their communication is terrible. Forget the free test unless you want to lie about where it’s from and even then it’s a challenge
As an aside sources from China with great prices are not hard to find. It’s about what’s in the vials you have to get them tested and factor in that expense and also the loss of product. Depending on the level of testing it’s 1-3 vials -
Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com.
Read the article: Finnrick Wants a Six-Figure Shitposter. Its Ratings Are Already a Joke.
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@PeptideCritic yeah I hate Finnrick. They say turn around time is about 24 days - big lie. I’ve never gotten anything back sooner than over 6 weeks and they’ve lost samples I’ve sent in too! No recourse for their screw ups. They should have to at least compensate me for the amount I paid for the vial when after 6 weeks of waiting and asking where the results are. They’re reply - sorry but since you didn’t have to pay for the test, we don’t owe you anything. They are a train wreck of an operation.
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