Instant Peptides User Review: 5 orders so far - shipping times and quality have been excellent.
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This is a vendor review submitted by Lig on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5)
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Sometimes you need it quick. Their prices are fair and while you pay, it's 2-day fedex and they ship the day of order if before like 3pm. Quality and selection have been good so far. It's early but they deserve a shout-out/
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I've made several orders with Instant Peptides in the recent past. Once thing they have started to do that I have yet to see another vendor do is take a picture of the FedEx envelope and the product to be enclosed. An added little step that is much appreciated.

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How does this feature benefit you? You are going to see it soon anyway, and I guess by the time you see it, the package is shipped so you can't correct anything.
@vpeptides May it's just a comfort and there is no "true benefit", but it at least provides an indication (by cap color) that the vials sent are connected to the COA posted. Like I said, I appreciate the extra step. As you imply, most everything in any order from any vendor is an inherent leap of faith that you will receive what is expected.
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@vpeptides May it's just a comfort and there is no "true benefit", but it at least provides an indication (by cap color) that the vials sent are connected to the COA posted. Like I said, I appreciate the extra step. As you imply, most everything in any order from any vendor is an inherent leap of faith that you will receive what is expected.
@coondogesq The cap color is the same on two different peptides. BPC and KPV kind of a red flag
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Got in on a nice sale. First order was fast. Picture of my order prior to shipment, and COA file number on the label with barcode link. Here is to hoping what's in the vials are as good as the first part of the order.
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@coondogesq The cap color is the same on two different peptides. BPC and KPV kind of a red flag
@Stevepep
I am curious as to why the same cap color on two different Peptides being the same is a red flag? I don't deal with this vendor, but the one I do deal with has 35 different products available. So should they have 35 different cap colors? Doesn't seem feasible, but now you have me curious. -
@Stevepep
I am curious as to why the same cap color on two different Peptides being the same is a red flag? I don't deal with this vendor, but the one I do deal with has 35 different products available. So should they have 35 different cap colors? Doesn't seem feasible, but now you have me curious.@crash2127 they don't come into the possession of the retailer with a label. Much easier for someone to mix up whether thats on mfg side or retailer side.
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@crash2127 they don't come into the possession of the retailer with a label. Much easier for someone to mix up whether thats on mfg side or retailer side.
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@crash2127 The really good vendors track caps and crimps to batches so that the COA match is identifiable. When everything is white, black, red etc that makes it nearly impossible
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