Nexaph testing
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It seems Nexaph is doing a lot of testing on their products. I just received a batch of Tesamorelin and they posted 2 separate COA's for the batch. The Freedom COA says 99.99% purity while the Janoshik COA says 97.6% - 97.8%. The range is awesome on one end and unacceptable on the other. What do you make of it?
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I asked about 97% at SNP chat and was told it is within good research parameters and within the guarantee. I purchased the same batch vial from AMP to test in the wild. It reconstitutes well, seem to have no odd characteristics to it. It does not sting as other vendors' for some reason. I will have a blood work result applying it, at some point later.
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10% overfill is nice
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People get too worked up over purity. USP standards are 98% and above, so I wouldn’t worry too much about it.
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I have a sizable stock in my freezer with Freedom COAs bought from US resellers when there were lesser players and Freedom was popular for speed. Now I'm in a huge dilemma.
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@Randy Nexaph has openly posted both the COAs on their Tesa latest batch page.
I appreciate Nexaph's transparency although this raises questions on Freedom.
I tracked buyer testing COAs of this on SNP TG group. It was done at Jano and results are same as previous Jano COAs. So how did Freedom gave 99% purity rating?
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I have a sizable stock in my freezer with Freedom COAs bought from US resellers when there were lesser players and Freedom was popular for speed. Now I'm in a huge dilemma.
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