Discussion: Peptide Sciences
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That’s crazy! They were one of my go-to’s when i first started out. high prices, but very good quality and service.
I do wonder how much market saturation there is and how many researchers stick with one vendor vs all migrating towards the cheaper gray market vendors. And also how much the fear of regulatory witch hunts drives this. The appearance of quality and legitimacy means good will is 99% of your value. (I’ll leave you to infer what you like from that.) They had a great storefront and branding compared to many others.
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@PeptidePete yeah...we saw this coming. You don't just shut down because you've made your money. They were being sloppy in their copy and got got.
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That’s crazy! They were one of my go-to’s when i first started out. high prices, but very good quality and service.
I do wonder how much market saturation there is and how many researchers stick with one vendor vs all migrating towards the cheaper gray market vendors. And also how much the fear of regulatory witch hunts drives this. The appearance of quality and legitimacy means good will is 99% of your value. (I’ll leave you to infer what you like from that.) They had a great storefront and branding compared to many others.
@ResearchCat most people want a vial with a pretty label from a robust well branded website.
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Yep; I get that. I am still trying to figure out how some of these clinics can ‘prescribe’ and sell compounded peps that aren’t FDA approved to clients. They’re labeled ‘For Physician Use Only’ (no idea what that is supposed to mean) and have cool branding and front office, but beyond that, idk.
Also, there are now companies franchising peptides out to gyms and trainers and others, where you’re basically the sales team and they handle everything else via consulting docs and PAC’s. I don’t have a problem with it other than the dubious legal landscape and scratching my head over liability.
But I digress, as usual.
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Should I get rid of the vials I bought from them in December?
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Should I get rid of the vials I bought from them in December?
@Canineriot yes, I will dispose of them
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@Canineriot yes, I will dispose of them
@nosaj Luckily I didn't buy a lot so it's just one or two vials. Thanks!
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Yep; I get that. I am still trying to figure out how some of these clinics can ‘prescribe’ and sell compounded peps that aren’t FDA approved to clients. They’re labeled ‘For Physician Use Only’ (no idea what that is supposed to mean) and have cool branding and front office, but beyond that, idk.
Also, there are now companies franchising peptides out to gyms and trainers and others, where you’re basically the sales team and they handle everything else via consulting docs and PAC’s. I don’t have a problem with it other than the dubious legal landscape and scratching my head over liability.
But I digress, as usual.
@ResearchCat I know two people personally who are sourcing from china and selling to welness clinics. Its horrible.
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Clouse the lab mouse is very concerned with all this info. we nearly pulled the trigger on a purchase from the,
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My rat used a single vial of 10mg Mots-C from them and had terrible stomach issues for days. He should have been more careful, I guess. Thank God this site and forum exists so that he can make smarter decisions in future, including filtering peptides before use.
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Peptide Sciences YouTube videos are still up. Will they pull them too?
