Every Vendor I have Tried Plus Apps, Bloodwork etc
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Some updates.
Grey:
Warrior - has been really good and tests well you can find them on Telegram. They ship from the US
Peptigridy- They are super cheap, I am receiving my first of two orders. Several group tests to follow- I will update. The downside its a typical group buy first order took almost three months.Blood Work:
Siphox I just tried them and like them alot. They test more markers than Rythm. It takes longer to get results but you get a whole lot more.Apps
Peptide Tracker for the win, I have tried several others and its easy and tracks everything you need@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
@SkepticJen You can do monthly, quarterly, and annually. It's 125 you can do a different panel each month. Go to the panel page and there are a bunch of add ons.
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I’ve only really tried one vendor. Through a trusted source I know personally (stuff actually works, and a few other people I know are also on this stuff)
Aeon compounds. It’s expensive. But also so are most companies besides getting grey straight from the source. Reta & GLOW stack. Just reconstituted my last vial of Reta with this company. So far have lost 19 lbs in 2 months! Feeling great so far. 3 weeks on their glow stack. Haven’t seen anything noticeable so far. I’ve heard it takes a super long time so I’m playing the long game here. That being said I want to branch out and have been doing tons of research for my own company to find that is also cheaper. Ordered from Genpeptide 4 vials of reta, 2 vials of Kpv, and 2 vials of glow stack. And a couple vials of bac water. Spent about $400 total for 10 vials. Anyone on here have experience using Genpeptides? All their coa’s seem to match every lot # that was given to me.
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
Siphox is a waste. Zero glucose markers last I checked.
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@Stevepep I just stumbled upon Siphox this weekend. They have many more tests, but it seems that you have a $199/ year subscription but it's only one test, not monthly?
Siphox is a waste. Zero glucose markers last I checked.
@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
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@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
you are correct. I was thinking Rythym health. Last I did a deep dive on these home test deal was a few months back and I could not get an A1c and fasting glucose.
My apologies.
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@dispensarysupport yes they do you just have to pick the right panel
you are correct. I was thinking Rythym health. Last I did a deep dive on these home test deal was a few months back and I could not get an A1c and fasting glucose.
My apologies.
@dispensarysupport I have another one I am testing out that I will post about that gas every panel. I will post about it once I try them
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Fitformulas.com my new favorite place to buy everything product I sent for testing came back 98 to 99% purity.
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Fitformulas.com my new favorite place to buy everything product I sent for testing came back 98 to 99% purity.
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I've only been researching in the peptide space for about 9 months and during that time, I've ordered from EZ Peptides, Mile High Compounds, Flawless Compounds, Licensed Peptides, Simple Peptides, Bioedge, Apex Peptides, Zesty Rat, Elite Biogenix, The Peptides Collective, Peptide Sciences and probably a couple others I'm leaving out. I've narrowed additional purchases down to primarily EZ Peptides, Flawless Compounds, Mile High Compounds, Bioedge and Apex Peptides due to their percieved/felt effects, their reliability, COA availability, and regular discounted pricing. I've ordered a wide variety of peptides, including Retatrutide, SS-31, MOTS-C, Epitalon/Epithalon, Pinealon, AOD-9604, Wolverine (BPC-157/TB-500), NAD+, Thymosin Alpha-1, Kisspeptin, PT-141, Melanotan 2, KLOW, SEMAX, Enclomiphene, Tesamorelin, CJC-1295/Ipamorelin, and DSIP. I've also used Quest Diagnostics, Alta Labs and SiPhox for bloodwork. My go to is currently SiPhox because I can get complete metabolic, hormone, thyroid and nutritional panels, which I track every 90 days, but I still have to go to Quest or Alta to get my glucose panels.
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Ok, this is my journey. I hope this helps people not make the same mistakes.
Pre Peptide Critic: Newbie who didn't know sh*t
Pure Labe Peptides - Fake COA's. Fake carbon copy of Hospira. Bad reaction over a week of pain
Peptide Solutions - Felt nothing from the products Reta included. Fake COA's
Found Peptide Critic - Everything Changed
Mile High - Great Products, but has Kovera labs on some
Glacier - Also Great but all Kovera
Southern Amino - Great, my go-to for what EZ doesn't carry
EZ and Nexaph - My absolute go-to. Pricing and product consistency are top-notch
Crush - High hopes, but their inventory control is a joke, and the constant marketing ploys have turned me off. Products are good, though.Grey
LN and LI Peptide - Great until they ripped everyone off
GroupBuyKits - waiting for the first order, but Randy says no go and that's enough for me. Update group buy list is a scamLets all share!!!! and help more people
@Stevepep why are group buys a no go. I'm part of a group buy for over 6 months and have no complaints..
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I'm going to order from Nexpah based on the kind reviewsand just wanted to double check that GXP-2 is Tirzepaptide right? Would Reta be a better pick? I've taken Tirzepaptide with some success.
Also, what are people's experiences with their Sermorelin?
@slyger I have used nexa sermorelin and ss-31 since 2024.
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Ok, this is my journey. I hope this helps people not make the same mistakes.
Pre Peptide Critic: Newbie who didn't know sh*t
Pure Labe Peptides - Fake COA's. Fake carbon copy of Hospira. Bad reaction over a week of pain
Peptide Solutions - Felt nothing from the products Reta included. Fake COA's
Found Peptide Critic - Everything Changed
Mile High - Great Products, but has Kovera labs on some
Glacier - Also Great but all Kovera
Southern Amino - Great, my go-to for what EZ doesn't carry
EZ and Nexaph - My absolute go-to. Pricing and product consistency are top-notch
Crush - High hopes, but their inventory control is a joke, and the constant marketing ploys have turned me off. Products are good, though.Grey
LN and LI Peptide - Great until they ripped everyone off
GroupBuyKits - waiting for the first order, but Randy says no go and that's enough for me. Update group buy list is a scamLets all share!!!! and help more people
@Stevepep Thx for sharing your intel. I've beeen using ThePeptideCatalog dot com for research and they have a strong variety of information which i've found helpful. Any thoughts on it?
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@Stevepep why are group buys a no go. I'm part of a group buy for over 6 months and have no complaints..
@yvonnehien-moore I didn’t say group buys I said a specific company with the name group buy in it is a scam. I do plenty of group buys just got suckered by that website, several of us did
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