EZ Peptides User Review: Easy Purchase but Overpriced
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Reissuing the same COA under a second brand name is a thing Jano does, no doctoring involved.
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It’s common practice to issue a COA under a different vendor name for the same batch. Jano charger $35 to do it. It’s on their price list. Nothing is doctored, it’s done by most labs, and requested by many vendors. The COA is valid for that batch and pictures. It only changes the Company name, and files it on their server under a different QIR.
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Also, EZ is Nexaph. They get ALL their stock from the same place.
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Also, EZ is Nexaph. They get ALL their stock from the same place.
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I usually use EZ if I am researching something for the first time and i want to make sure that my RS doesn’t have a reaction to it. Then I buy the kit from Nexaph or grey
@jackiee same
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I usually use EZ if I am researching something for the first time and i want to make sure that my RS doesn’t have a reaction to it. Then I buy the kit from Nexaph or grey
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@jackiee can you clarify what you mean you use them for first time use due to quality of it being that good ? Or for a different reason ?
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@macjaypepp It doesn't make sense to buy a kit of something you've never researched before. I'll buy a single vial of something from EZ, and if it's something I like and want to continue researching, I'll buy a kit from Nexaph.
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@atlas01 due to pricing right ??
@macjaypepp yes
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