Studz Might Have Good Product But Disappointed At Additional Charges
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Vendors should not charge package insurance for small orders. Fedex already covers $150 value and USPS covers $100. This additional insurance these vendors and doing is disgraceful.
Add additional insurance for high value orders, and do signature confirmation for all orders.Vendors should not charge package insurance for small orders. Fedex already covers $150 value and USPS covers $100. This additional insurance these vendors and doing is disgraceful.
Add additional insurance for high value orders, and do signature confirmation for all orders.While I'm unable to do signature confirmation, maybe some times on Saturday and Sunday. I agree with you 100% on all the rest. Sadly, Peptide Plugs does the same thing; $20 shipping and a $5.60 for 'processing'. Won't do that again.
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I wondered why the new ones were showing ILS after the conversations that were had on here.
@Shifted Yikes, that's too bad I had high hopes and recommended these guys. And the owner came on here and said straight up that they sent everything to Vanguard and paid for expedited testing. Maybe they didn't like the results; who knows. What we do know is Freedom and ILS inflate the purity pct.
Where are you, @studzpeptides? An explanation is needed
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@Shifted Yikes, that's too bad I had high hopes and recommended these guys. And the owner came on here and said straight up that they sent everything to Vanguard and paid for expedited testing. Maybe they didn't like the results; who knows. What we do know is Freedom and ILS inflate the purity pct.
Where are you, @studzpeptides? An explanation is needed
@Stevepep We have 30 items that are still in testing at vanguard, Our recent stock from ILS Labs is from a US warehouse that have items tested at ILS labs, vanguard said they would be able to overnight our products and unfortunately we haven't heard back, so for a few select items we paid the premium to have them shipped from a US warehouse, but we do plan and have sent 36 total items to vanguard are still awaiting testing on about 30 items, we had 3 items come back under our purity standards, and 3 test well, as you can see from our Cagrilintide, NAD1000, Adamax 984, and GLOW, we also have
ghk50
ghk100
SP-r3 10, 100
SP-t2 10,20,100
Glutathione
motsc20
motsc40
Aicar
epitalon50
IGF-lr3
KPV
bpc20
cag+sema
semax
atx-304
DSIP10
and a few others I am missing over at vanguard actively, awaiting testing -
We are expecting about half of them to be back to us on tuesday from what vanguard stated
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@Stevepep We have 30 items that are still in testing at vanguard, Our recent stock from ILS Labs is from a US warehouse that have items tested at ILS labs, vanguard said they would be able to overnight our products and unfortunately we haven't heard back, so for a few select items we paid the premium to have them shipped from a US warehouse, but we do plan and have sent 36 total items to vanguard are still awaiting testing on about 30 items, we had 3 items come back under our purity standards, and 3 test well, as you can see from our Cagrilintide, NAD1000, Adamax 984, and GLOW, we also have
ghk50
ghk100
SP-r3 10, 100
SP-t2 10,20,100
Glutathione
motsc20
motsc40
Aicar
epitalon50
IGF-lr3
KPV
bpc20
cag+sema
semax
atx-304
DSIP10
and a few others I am missing over at vanguard actively, awaiting testing@StudzPeptides As usual, you are amazing. Thanks for the update. I apologize for my skepticism in that post. I keep sending people to you who are newbies; I get hit up constantly, and I got a little worried. My business partner just placed an order for a bunch of stuff yesterday. He just got started a month ago. He was very excited last night.
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Always man, we stick on our word and its not ideal, but with the delays at vanguard we did bring in some certain products through the US warehouse!
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Always man, we stick on our word and its not ideal, but with the delays at vanguard we did bring in some certain products through the US warehouse!
@StudzPeptides I just sent in two samples last week; I guess I will be waiting a while. Once again, I really appreciate what you guys are doing.
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@StudzPeptides I just sent in two samples last week; I guess I will be waiting a while. Once again, I really appreciate what you guys are doing.
@Stevepep Ofc man, thank you for giving us the chance to explain ourselves, also just announced the full details of our sale in our discord and on tiktok!
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Jake studzinski is a 20 ish year old kid. unboxed on youtude under MAJOR peptide unboxing . waited a month for his box. has only IT credentials on Linkdin. This is coming from China and not sure each vial gets tested. prolly like one for the year. we could all do this if we ordered from china. it's very easy. but do we take that risk? NO! Not going to be hospitalized for this messiness -Software Engineering degree from Arizona State University
C++
JavaScript
Software Development
System Administration
IT Infrastructure
Project Management
UX/User ExperienceAnd professionally:
Nutrition Utility Assistant
Nutrition Assistant Lead
Innovation Coordinator at CommonSpirit HealthThat combination suggests someone who is more of a:
systems/process person
operations person
technology person
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Arizona Corporation Commission
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Domestic Limited-Liability Company
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File Number: 25137275
Updated 15 days ago
Company Overview
Nutrasupps LLC is a Domestic Limited-Liability Company organized under the laws of the State of Arizona. The business was filed on October 21, 2026 and is currently listed as Active with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The official file number for this entity is 25137275.Management of the entity is designated as "Manager Managed". The business is classified under the category of Vitamins & Supplements.
456191001-nutrition (i.E., Food supplement) stores 888888-other-e-commerce.
The principal office address is located at 22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026. Mailing correspondence may be sent to 22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026.
The Registered Agent on file is Jake Studzinski.
Jake Studzinski is the sole principal on record and serves as Manager and is associated with an address at 22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026.
Core Information
ENTITY NAME
Nutrasupps LLC
ENTITY TYPE
Domestic Limited-Liability Company
FILE NUMBER
25137275
FILING STATUS
Active
FILING DATE
October 21, 2026
Filing & Jurisdiction
GOVERNING AGENCY
Arizona Corporation Commission
FILING JURISDICTION
Arizona
DOMESTIC JURISDICTION
Arizona
LAST REFRESHED
October 27, 2026
MANAGED BY
MANAGER MANAGED
Addresses
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd
Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026
MAILING ADDRESS
22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd
Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026
Registered Agent
REGISTERED AGENT NAME
Jake Studzinski
Business Details
BUSINESS CATEGORY
Vitamins & Supplements
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
456191001-NUTRITION (I.E., FOOD SUPPLEMENT) STORES 888888-OTHER-E-COMMERCE
Principals
Jake Studzinski
Manager
22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026
What the Bizapedia record suggests:Nutrasupps LLC is an active Arizona LLC.
File Number: 25137275
Filing Date: October 21, 2026
Registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Registered Agent: Jake Studzinski.
Principal Address: 22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd, Queen Creek, AZ 85142-7026.
Business category: Vitamins & Supplements / E-commerce.The important connection is that:
StudzPeptides lists 22424 S Ellsworth Loop Rd, PO Box 369, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 as its contact address.
Nutrasupps LLC is registered at the same USPS address.Business category: Educational Research Center
Location: San Tan Valley, Arizona
Phone: (480) 869-5842
Email: [email protected]
Website: studzpeptides.com
Facebook page has existed publicly since at least 2026 (based on the Facebook snippet
Jake Studzinski appears to have graduated from Arizona State University in 2022.
The profiles you found show experience in food and nutrition services and healthcare operations.
He appears to be the manager/registered agent for Nutrasupps LLC and related Arizona entities. Those are public business filings according to the records StudzPeptides appears to have launched sometime in late 2025 or early 2026.One vendor directory lists StudzPeptides as "established 2025" in Queen Creek, Arizona.
A domain-analysis site reports the StudzPeptides domain was registered on December 6, 2025.
The public Facebook page was active by February 2026.
The oldest COAs referenced by one review site include certificates dated in May 2026, suggesting products were being sold by then.One interesting detail:
Nutrasupps LLC was not filed until October 21, 2026, according to the Arizona records you found. That suggests the website/brand may have existed before the current LLC was formed. The sources don't explain whether the business operated under another entity before that.
My timeline estimate
Dec 2025: Domain registration.
Early 2026: Social media and public presence appear.
May 2026: Public COAs are already being generated.
Oct 2026: Nutrasupps LLC filed in Arizona.
So if someone says StudzPeptides is a "new company," that's fair. Based on the available evidence, the brand appears to be about 10-12 months old, not a long-established vendor.Based on what Peptide Critic itself says, the site claims:
Reviews are submitted by users, not vendors.
Vendors cannot edit, remove, or reorder reviews.
Reviews are"not for sale."
"Affiliate or sponsored status never changes a vendor's reviews, its star rating or its position in the review feed."However, there is an important nuance:
Peptide Critic clearly has sponsored placements and vendor partnerships on the site. For example, some vendors are labeled"Sponsored placement" or"Premium Partner."
They also distribute vendor coupon codes and affiliate-style promotions.So the answer is:
Do vendors pay Peptide Critic?
️ It appears that some vendors do pay for advertising, sponsored placement, partnerships, or promotional arrangements on the site.Do vendors pay for reviews?
️ Peptide Critic explicitly says no, claiming reviews are user-submitted and cannot be bought or modified by vendors.The distinction is:
Paid advertising/sponsorship: Yes, appears to exist.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paying to change review scores or remove bad reviews: Peptide Critic says no. -
o the answer is:
Do vendors pay Peptide Critic?
️ It appears that some vendors do pay for advertising, sponsored placement, partnerships, or promotional arrangements on the site.Do vendors pay for reviews?
️ Peptide Critic explicitly says no, claiming reviews are user-submitted and cannot be bought or modified by vendors.The distinction is:
Paid advertising/sponsorship: Yes, appears to exist.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paying to change review scores or remove bad reviews: Peptide Critic says no. -
Vendors should not charge package insurance for small orders. Fedex already covers $150 value and USPS covers $100. This additional insurance these vendors and doing is disgraceful.
Add additional insurance for high value orders, and do signature confirmation for all orders.@documentswitch o the answer is:
Do vendors pay Peptide Critic?
️ It appears that some vendors do pay for advertising, sponsored placement, partnerships, or promotional arrangements on the site.Do vendors pay for reviews?
️ Peptide Critic explicitly says no, claiming reviews are user-submitted and cannot be bought or modified by vendors.The distinction is:
Paid advertising/sponsorship: Yes, appears to exist.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paying to change review scores or remove bad reviews: Peptide Critic says no. -
I was going to buy a couple of kits this morning and found that ' pkg. insurance' alone on just one kit is $20! I have never paid even $5 for pkg insurance from any vendor. Didn't even want to move on to shipping charge.
Sorry Studz, I'm sticking with Nexaph and the few others who are more reasonable in their misc. add-ons.
@Eleanor o the answer is:
Do vendors pay Peptide Critic?
️ It appears that some vendors do pay for advertising, sponsored placement, partnerships, or promotional arrangements on the site.Do vendors pay for reviews?
️ Peptide Critic explicitly says no, claiming reviews are user-submitted and cannot be bought or modified by vendors.The distinction is:
Paid advertising/sponsorship: Yes, appears to exist.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paying to change review scores or remove bad reviews: Peptide Critic says no.
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