Nexaph reliability?
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I think he's referring to the MZ biolabs one he posted in another thread. Honestly there is a reason nobody really uses MZ except a few boomer companies. I've seen them show 30% +/- fills on things that are later debunked by another lab. Point being they have a record of flubbing the numbers.
Could the test be accurate? Yes. Is there a chance their standard is off or someone made an oopsie with your sample? Yes.
Send a vial to AFI, Trustpointe, Vanguard, Jano or Kovera (pains me to say it)
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Your test came from a sketchy lab nobody’s heard of. Nexaph is very transparent with their testing, and many people (including myself) participate in group tests to validate their claims.
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@Randy Thank you
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@ReallyRandy Every post you’ve made on here is an attempt to find dirt on Nexaph
@atlas01 Not really. I love their products and prices. I just don't want to throw my money away. I got on Telegram and thought I was chatting with the people who I ordered from. They said they have nothing to do with US Nexaph. I didn't know there were two. Do you know which one you order from? I'm looking for help. Thank you.
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@atlas01 Not really. I love their products and prices. I just don't want to throw my money away. I got on Telegram and thought I was chatting with the people who I ordered from. They said they have nothing to do with US Nexaph. I didn't know there were two. Do you know which one you order from? I'm looking for help. Thank you.
@ReallyRandy As far as I know there is only 1 Nexaph. Maybe you got the wrong TG channel?
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I think he's referring to the MZ biolabs one he posted in another thread. Honestly there is a reason nobody really uses MZ except a few boomer companies. I've seen them show 30% +/- fills on things that are later debunked by another lab. Point being they have a record of flubbing the numbers.
Could the test be accurate? Yes. Is there a chance their standard is off or someone made an oopsie with your sample? Yes.
Send a vial to AFI, Trustpointe, Vanguard, Jano or Kovera (pains me to say it)
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@atlas01 Not really. I love their products and prices. I just don't want to throw my money away. I got on Telegram and thought I was chatting with the people who I ordered from. They said they have nothing to do with US Nexaph. I didn't know there were two. Do you know which one you order from? I'm looking for help. Thank you.
@ReallyRandy Cain is on SNP on Telegram; that is their official channel. There is only one. He reponds their frequently. You can also email him through the website and he is very responsive.
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@ReallyRandy Cain is on SNP on Telegram; that is their official channel. There is only one. He reponds their frequently. You can also email him through the website and he is very responsive.
@Stevepep thanks
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@e_kantor2 They test what they are sent and they report back what appear to be accurate results. Since the nonsense with the owner I have had multiple community members send samples in (mislabeled or properly labeled) since I wanted to be sure.
I'm sure...but I personally wont use them.
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@ReallyRandy Cain is on SNP on Telegram; that is their official channel. There is only one. He reponds their frequently. You can also email him through the website and he is very responsive.
@Stevepep Thanks. I wqs on the wrong Chanel. Cain sent me the link. Now I'm on the correct one. Thank you.
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@ReallyRandy As far as I know there is only 1 Nexaph. Maybe you got the wrong TG channel?
@Shaqdiesel You were correct. Thank you
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@e_kantor2 They test what they are sent and they report back what appear to be accurate results. Since the nonsense with the owner I have had multiple community members send samples in (mislabeled or properly labeled) since I wanted to be sure.
I'm sure...but I personally wont use them.
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Did anybody get Nexaph's Tesamorelin? Is it a good quality one? They have no ready COA for the one they sell now.
Also, I wouldn't be so alarmed about 100% purity. Tools have an error margin. It is usually both ways: +-, like +-0.005%. If your measured value is 100.000% +-0.005%, it means it can be 99.995% - 100.000% (obviously it can't be over 100%). I take it this way.
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@vpeptides I have used Nexaph Tesamorelin in the past (in fact, I just recently got more from them). Now all batches I both received and used had COAs that fell within my comfort zone. That said, I have purchased things in the past from Nexaph that did not have COAs at the time they arrived. I simply waited (approximately a week I believe) for the COAs to catch up before deciding whether to use them or not. YMMV.
Oh... and one other matter. Since Nexaph sends all of their testing to Janoshik, and Janoshik does not provide purity for 5-amino-1mq, I have sent the 5-amino-1mq I purchased from Nexaph out for testing to a different lab. Always came back golden.
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@atlas01 Not really. I love their products and prices. I just don't want to throw my money away. I got on Telegram and thought I was chatting with the people who I ordered from. They said they have nothing to do with US Nexaph. I didn't know there were two. Do you know which one you order from? I'm looking for help. Thank you.
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Did anybody get Nexaph's Tesamorelin? Is it a good quality one? They have no ready COA for the one they sell now.
Also, I wouldn't be so alarmed about 100% purity. Tools have an error margin. It is usually both ways: +-, like +-0.005%. If your measured value is 100.000% +-0.005%, it means it can be 99.995% - 100.000% (obviously it can't be over 100%). I take it this way.
@vpeptides said:
Did anybody get Nexaph's Tesamorelin? Is it a good quality one? They have no ready COA for the one they sell now.
Also, I wouldn't be so alarmed about 100% purity. Tools have an error margin. It is usually both ways: +-, like +-0.005%. If your measured value is 100.000% +-0.005%, it means it can be 99.995% - 100.000% (obviously it can't be over 100%). I take it this way.
Testing their tesa/ipa blend now. It’s doing well for my little rat.
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I have researched Nexaph Tesa. Been happy with it. Except the swelling and joint aches, which in retrospect probably means dosage was too high.
Edit: IIRC, i had to delay researching it for a month or two as the testing was in process, but they had 3 different batches in the testing pipeline, so it maybe just took a while. Makes sense if you bought it right when it was in stock.
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Did anybody get Nexaph's Tesamorelin? Is it a good quality one? They have no ready COA for the one they sell now.
Also, I wouldn't be so alarmed about 100% purity. Tools have an error margin. It is usually both ways: +-, like +-0.005%. If your measured value is 100.000% +-0.005%, it means it can be 99.995% - 100.000% (obviously it can't be over 100%). I take it this way.
@vpeptides I bought some of this Tesamorelin batch a couple of weeks ago. I reached out as to status and they expected the COA last week. Obviously it still hasn’t been posted. I’ll give it another week before I start asking again (as I don’t need it yet)
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I think he's referring to the MZ biolabs one he posted in another thread. Honestly there is a reason nobody really uses MZ except a few boomer companies. I've seen them show 30% +/- fills on things that are later debunked by another lab. Point being they have a record of flubbing the numbers.
Could the test be accurate? Yes. Is there a chance their standard is off or someone made an oopsie with your sample? Yes.
Send a vial to AFI, Trustpointe, Vanguard, Jano or Kovera (pains me to say it)
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