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  • WisGal64W Offline
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    Lately, I've been seeing actual counts in CoA's for Heavy metals testing. Usually I see ND but this has got me wondering about the ND. Is it really that none has been detected, or is it that it's in the acceptable range so they put as ND and a PASS?

    Example of one that contains actual numbers;

    331c0314-be92-418a-978a-3315563193e7-image.jpeg

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      It's hard to see but it looks like those levels are pretty low.

      I also noticed on Reta COA from Crush, on the latest 30ml they show the levels, and they are quite close:
      b6f69b00-f25c-4387-820c-f6b5785104f1-image.jpeg
      while on a previous COA it only showed "Not Detected"
      6611c8c3-78f7-4671-a8bb-dce2107b4e3e-image.jpeg
      It looks like ILS Labs introduced the numbers in July COAs.

      attentiion is all you need

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        Does filtering peptides help in reducing the heavy metals???

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          Does filtering peptides help in reducing the heavy metals???

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          @Rodney_Rat absolutely not. Filtering is about bacteria and larger particles.

          attentiion is all you need

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            @Rodney_Rat absolutely not. Filtering is about bacteria and larger particles.

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            @vpeptides Thank you. I'm still new and learning as much as I can. Tis community board has really been helpful.

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            • WisGal64W WisGal64

              Lately, I've been seeing actual counts in CoA's for Heavy metals testing. Usually I see ND but this has got me wondering about the ND. Is it really that none has been detected, or is it that it's in the acceptable range so they put as ND and a PASS?

              Example of one that contains actual numbers;

              331c0314-be92-418a-978a-3315563193e7-image.jpeg

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              @WisGal64 Yeah I have seen and purchased peps with trace heavy metals detected on COAs. All labs show quantities if they are above detectable levels. ND means even if they are present they were not detectable.

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                Peter Magic, the owner of Janoshik said he has never had a peptide test positive for heavy metals. He said 100s or thousands tested.

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