Has anyone heard of or ordered from Peptides4Power.us?

[Sunshine_day]

I usually use Crush, but I have ordered from Southern Aminos, and Thrive peps. My first ever order was with Compound Sciences before I found other sellers with better stock and prices. I have a couple of work friends that ordered RUO tirzepatide from Peptides 4 Power, and they shared the link with me. It's relatively new I believe. The prices really look pretty darn good, and they have a lot of educational information about the peps and suggested dosing protocols.

I was almost ready to order from them, but then couldn't find any COA's listed. When I asked the AI chat bot they have, it told me to go to the links on the product page, and I still couldn't find any such links. My friends already took their first injections. Should I encourage my friends to contact the seller and ask that the COA's be emailed to them? When I did some research it seems like the owner and operator is an influencer by the name of David Furka. Does anyone know anything about him? I know new businesses and websites sometimes have to work out kinks, maybe that's all it is. I hope my friends got a good safe product. I left a message on the website too. Who knows, maybe I'm just blind and can't see the COA links, or my phone's browser isn't jiving with the website. I tried it in desktop mode too, and couldn't find anything.

[Mydogdaryl423]

@Sunshine_day said:

I usually use Crush, but I have ordered from Southern Aminos, and Thrive peps. My first ever order was with Compound Sciences before I found other sellers with better stock and prices. I have a couple of work friends that ordered RUO tirzepatide from Peptides 4 Power, and they shared the link with me. It's relatively new I believe. The prices really look pretty darn good, and they have a lot of educational information about the peps and suggested dosing protocols.

I was almost ready to order from them, but then couldn't find any COA's listed. When I asked the AI chat bot they have, it told me to go to the links on the product page, and I still couldn't find any such links. My friends already took their first injections. Should I encourage my friends to contact the seller and ask that the COA's be emailed to them? When I did some research it seems like the owner and operator is an influencer by the name of David Furka. Does anyone know anything about him? I know new businesses and websites sometimes have to work out kinks, maybe that's all it is. I hope my friends got a good safe product. I left a message on the website too. Who knows, maybe I'm just blind and can't see the COA links, or my phone's browser isn't jiving with the website. I tried it in desktop mode too, and couldn't find anything.

Don't know anything about this company or this this person but the fact that you would have to hunt down a COA at this point in the game would give me pause.

[mitchelldemeter]

Full disclosure, I work for Peptriva (research-use-only compounds), so factor that in. Can't help with anything use-related but COA stuff is basically my whole job, so.

Honestly you kind of answered your own question. If you have to go hunting or email a vendor to get a COA, that tells you most of what you need to know. Vendors doing it right just put it on the product page, per batch.

If they do send you one, look for the lot number first. No lot number means it's a generic doc they could be reusing across everything. Then check it actually names the methods, LC-MS for identity and HPLC for the purity number. Endotoxin and microbial should show up as their own line items too, the purity % doesn't cover those. One thing people miss: if every product on a site comes back exactly 99.9%, that's worse than seeing a bit of spread. Real results vary.

And after the whole Paradigm thing, worth remembering a vendor's own COA can just be made up. The only thing that actually settles it is independent testing, either an ISO 17025 lab or customer-submitted Janoshik results. Same standard applies to us, for what it's worth.