Nexaph reliability?
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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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@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.
@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.
Running their CJC-1295/IPA blend myself. Flush is strong, no injection site issues, so far so good.
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@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)
@vpeptides It appears that the Nexaph Tesamorelin COA was just posted.
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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)
@Randy wow, first off- you are officially the most even-keeled and equitable person on the face of the planet for this comment. Second, you've actually reached a level of confidence in Kovera that you would include them? Sorry if I missed it, but is there anything on the forum that shows good evidence of their validity?
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Read some discussion on Nexaph TG channel that they are starting to use Freedom due to long Janoshik delays??
Was finally excited to start using Nexaph as they are adding endotoxin testing.
Also what's the deal with their MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too.
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I appreciate that they are putting out 97% purity COA transparently, but that difference is huge. Is there an explanation? I read Randy's blog which analysed why mass can be quite different but purity should match. Right?
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Read some discussion on Nexaph TG channel that they are starting to use Freedom due to long Janoshik delays??
Was finally excited to start using Nexaph as they are adding endotoxin testing.
Also what's the deal with their MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too.
MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too
You are right. The same batch, 97.6%-97.7% on Janoshik COA and 99.99% for Tesa on Freedom Diagnostics COA. What does it tell us?
attentiion is all you need
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MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too
You are right. The same batch, 97.6%-97.7% on Janoshik COA and 99.99% for Tesa on Freedom Diagnostics COA. What does it tell us?
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MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too
You are right. The same batch, 97.6%-97.7% on Janoshik COA and 99.99% for Tesa on Freedom Diagnostics COA. What does it tell us?
@vpeptides said:
MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too
You are right. The same batch, 97.6%-97.7% on Janoshik COA and 99.99% for Tesa on Freedom Diagnostics COA. What does it tell us?
Freedom has been messing up a lot lately, in BIG ways… I wouldn’t trust anything test from them.
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Read some discussion on Nexaph TG channel that they are starting to use Freedom due to long Janoshik delays??
Was finally excited to start using Nexaph as they are adding endotoxin testing.
Also what's the deal with their MOTS-C showing 97% purity on Jano and then 99% on Freedom?? Exactly same thing with Tesa too.
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@pep_researcher The main purity/mass testing for the some Tesamorelin I just received is showing Freedom Labs - please note - I don't think this is a concern to me... but it appears to be more than just the group tests.
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@pep_researcher The main purity/mass testing for the some Tesamorelin I just received is showing Freedom Labs - please note - I don't think this is a concern to me... but it appears to be more than just the group tests.
@PeptideEd There's also the Janoshik mass/purity results tab right next to it showing different numbers. The concern is about difference. The TG channel mods said something about how each lab calculates expients, but then wouldn't that be same for all other compounds too, and wouldn't that be same for different batches within the same compound?
Was there a change in manufacturing process and raws?
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