Southern Aminos Adamax question

[djoelcassell]

On Southern Aminos website, I viewed Adamax (that's what I was looking for).
When I clicked on the selection, I had two options Adamax Prime ($42) and Adamax Apex ($70.40). When I looked at the COAs, they both showed only Adamax and at a 99.3-99.5% purity (roughly). My point is that both vials, per the MOA, have 10mgs of high purity Adamax. Why is one significantly more expensive. Like I said, the COAs only show Adamax; neither are blends and Both Show 10mgs.
I asked via email,

"Please explain the difference between Adamax Prime and Adamax Apex? They appear to both be the same amount in mgs, and both high grade Adamax, so why is Apex much more expensive? I thought perhaps Apex was a blend, but no other peptides are shown on the COAs.
I want to buy Adamax but need to know the answer to my question before making a purchase."

I have not received a response to my email, which was sent three days ago. If someone knows, please let me know. I purchased Adamax from another vendor this time, but with 60% off, I wanted to take advantage and get a lot.
Thank you!
Joel

[CDaze812]

Consider that a forewarning about their customer service...
Answer to your question it's likely Adamax 984 Da and Adamax 1032 Da. You want the later. Nexaph has the 1032 in-stock if you are jumping all in, avoid the singles and get a 10 kit cheaper per.

[djoelcassell]

@CDaze812 So funny. When I said I went with another vendor, Nexaph is who I went with. Ha! I ended up paying $34 per vial instead of the $70. I figured out that it was the molecular weight of the peptide was the difference. In that searching, I found that the 984 dalton is just a fragment and does not have the same ability to cross the blood brain barrier, so I wouldn't even want that one anyway. Why Southern Amino couldn't just email me and say, that's the molecular weight. Or one is a fragment and the one is the entire peptide. Doesn't make sense. I appreciate your post and yeah, I for sure get the customer service part too.

Thanks,
Joel

[djoelcassell]

@CDaze812 The Nexaph order just came in today actually. I have it reconstituted and one injection in already.

If you are experienced with this peptide...are we allowed to talk protocols on here? I don't want to post something I'm not allowed to. I don't trust Gemini with the recommendations and I can't get an answer from ChatGPT, so I am asking here. And, just to baseline my research, I have researched with them for a couple of years. For neuropeptides, I've given my rat a 5ml IM/day x 20 cycle of Cerebrolysin (EverPharma ampules) stacked with Cortexin 10mg/day, IM; Separately, I've also injected my research rat (sub-q) with Semax, Selank, and bioregulators, Cortagen and Pinealon (not at the same time). That's the extent of my experience researching these kinds of peptides, unless you consider epitalon. I typically give my rat a 20 day cycle of epitalon twice per year. So with that in mind.

How does Adamax 1032 compare with any of these I have experimented with? Will it be different for the rat? I think Adamax is a derivative of Semax but is designed to have a stronger effect or it crosses the blood brain barrier in rats better...or something like that. Thanks!