Bio Longevity Labs User Review: Easy choice if you want quality
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This is a vendor review submitted by vpeptides on PeptideCritic.com.
Rating:
(5/5)
Review
I have tried a half-a-dozen vendors selling bioregulators and other peptides, and you never know, if a bad response or a strange reaction if due to the active component, or a bad quality. With BLL I can tell it is clearly what it says it is on the label and not something else. No strange or bad reactions, no ineffectiveness. Big sales are not uncommon, code JayC always works.
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I've heard the same from friends, I'm about to find out. I can say i've never seen peptides reconstitute and disolveso smoothly would be my first impresssion, to the point when I was first injecting the BAC water into the first vial, I thought it had no puck in it becasue it vanishied with the first 10 iu it played a mind game on me.
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This is a vendor review submitted by vpeptides on PeptideCritic.com.
Rating:
(5/5)
Review
I have tried a half-a-dozen vendors selling bioregulators and other peptides, and you never know, if a bad response or a strange reaction if due to the active component, or a bad quality. With BLL I can tell it is clearly what it says it is on the label and not something else. No strange or bad reactions, no ineffectiveness. Big sales are not uncommon, code JayC always works.
Read the full review: Easy choice if you want qualityDiscuss this review, share your own experiences, or ask questions about the vendor.
Please keep discussions respectful and factual.
@vpeptides JayC has big plans. He has got Dave Asprey onboard promoting BLL. Dave is a marketing guru.
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@vpeptides JayC has big plans. He has got Dave Asprey onboard promoting BLL. Dave is a marketing guru.
@pep_researcher I have a really hard time tolerating Dave Asprey and anything he promotes, I am not a fan of Jay C either. The poor guy can't even say "glucagon" without making three mistakes, not to mention the more complex matters. The products are good though. Some people have the talent of mobilizing the right people around themselves to do the right things, being not spectacular experts themselves.
attentiion is all you need
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@pep_researcher I have a really hard time tolerating Dave Asprey and anything he promotes, I am not a fan of Jay C either. The poor guy can't even say "glucagon" without making three mistakes, not to mention the more complex matters. The products are good though. Some people have the talent of mobilizing the right people around themselves to do the right things, being not spectacular experts themselves.
@vpeptides I hear ya. I think Dave is alright except extreme views on certain health and wellness things.
The issue with JayC is he spouts a lot of nonsense and makes up blatantly incorrect things on the fly. In one video several months ago he was talking about Reta trials and started saying they used ridiculous high doses, 20mg, 25mg, 30mg. I was shocked because the trial data is public and the highest dose used was 12mg. So whatever comes out of his mouth needs fact check
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@vpeptides I hear ya. I think Dave is alright except extreme views on certain health and wellness things.
The issue with JayC is he spouts a lot of nonsense and makes up blatantly incorrect things on the fly. In one video several months ago he was talking about Reta trials and started saying they used ridiculous high doses, 20mg, 25mg, 30mg. I was shocked because the trial data is public and the highest dose used was 12mg. So whatever comes out of his mouth needs fact check
@pep_researcher I listen through his talks, I ignore these nonsense statements automatically, the guy is not a scientist, he is a promoter, same as Asprey. They just need to talk fast enough to induce the hypnosis to sell stuff, and it's hard not to talk nonsense this way. His ghostwriters are ok, not that I would spend $2.99 on his book, but I can read a chapter or too for free.
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It's the albumin binder that's the real story. They are gonna attach that thing to all kinds of stuff. Voila, you're only going to need to inject once every 2 weeks. Innovative and automatically patented. They'll charge big bucks and people will pay for it. Listening to Jay drone on is a pain but listening to their chemists has value.
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It's the albumin binder that's the real story. They are gonna attach that thing to all kinds of stuff. Voila, you're only going to need to inject once every 2 weeks. Innovative and automatically patented. They'll charge big bucks and people will pay for it. Listening to Jay drone on is a pain but listening to their chemists has value.
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@Stones67 Exactly. I started Klotho-LR, and also used SlimAssist (2mg Follistatin-LGR) a week ago. I can see my muscles growing in the real-time.
But this review is about the quality of the common names of peptides they sell. It's good. -
@vpeptides I stocked up on the slim assist when the sale was on, couldn't resist. I'm finding it hard to periodize whats next my personal inventory is getting out of control.
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@vpeptides are they testing more than 1 vial yet? Also, they use a Lab that I rarely see mentioned, MDx at least for the products I have ordered from them. Was curious what your take is on this lab?
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@pep_researcher I have a really hard time tolerating Dave Asprey and anything he promotes, I am not a fan of Jay C either. The poor guy can't even say "glucagon" without making three mistakes, not to mention the more complex matters. The products are good though. Some people have the talent of mobilizing the right people around themselves to do the right things, being not spectacular experts themselves.
@vpeptides I actually know Dave from his days pedaling keto products. He doesn’t believe half the stuff he says he follows the money and is good at it
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@vpeptides are they testing more than 1 vial yet? Also, they use a Lab that I rarely see mentioned, MDx at least for the products I have ordered from them. Was curious what your take is on this lab?
@WisGal64 I don't know much more about it, I asked the support why they don't put the batch numbers on the vials, only the expiration dates, which seems to be about 2 years from the production date, even though they have some kind of batch numbers in their COAs.
Their answer:
All products are tested for endotoxins (LPS) and heavy metals as part of our full quality control process. The Certificates of Analysis (COAs) shown on our product pages match the batches we currently have in stock. When a new shipment arrives, the COAs are updated right away to reflect the new testing data.
While the vials themselves don’t list batch numbers, the COAs represent the full batch results, including the formula reference number, CAS number, Chem ID, and COA number. We share more data than most suppliers for full transparency.
You can view detailed composition percentages and measurements in the “Formula Testing” section, and each COA includes contact details for any questions or verification requests.It's a copy-paste standard answer, I asked 2 times, got the same text.
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