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@Randy
I must have missed something. Are you saying that the % 99.521 Janoshik results for uther is not accurate or that more than one vial needs to be tested?@mary Nexaph is about the only one I would trust with regards to testing, because they follow up with customer tests. I've sent my own vials for testing through them.
Vendors can hand pick the vials to test, so vendor test reports are mostly for reference and shouldn't be taken as a true representation of the kit that the customer may receive.
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@mmp
Have you started researching the Chengdu stuff yet. I only inected 500mcg of it yesterday, but still a bit nervous. I will def sendd a vial of their Cu for testing. The Elora is quite bubbly. -
@mmp
Have you started researching the Chengdu stuff yet. I only inected 500mcg of it yesterday, but still a bit nervous. I will def sendd a vial of their Cu for testing. The Elora is quite bubbly. -
@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
This is interesting! I don't see the "Bubbly" thing with Cagri. I recon in the vial, then transfer/filter in a pen cart. Clear and no bubbles in either.
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@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
This is interesting! I don't see the "Bubbly" thing with Cagri. I recon in the vial, then transfer/filter in a pen cart. Clear and no bubbles in either.
@Bullseye I didn't mean it wasn't clear, the bubbles float at the top. It may be nothing special, just an observation, I noticed it with some other lyophilized powders, but not with all. It may even be up to which excipient was used. Ijust reconstituted it a few days ago and had to wait a lot till the bubbles disappeared after I filtered it.
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@Randy , How did you submit an order through AFI? I've been trying to submit an order to test several research analytes, but when I try to place an order, I get the message that 'Orders Temporarily Paused. We are not currently accepting new orders. Please check back shortly for updates.' Are they in trouble? Will they be shutting down? I wanted to use them, because you have highly recommended them. Are there other labs that you would recommend? I've used Vanguard in the past (about 6 months ago), but they put the wrong vials in the images, results have taken several months and the communication is poor. Things may have changed. I'm testing several bioregulators from Biolongevity Labs and Peptidology and several peptides from Nexaph. My rats are getting anxious, but I don't want to endanger their lives.
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@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
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@Randy , How did you submit an order through AFI? I've been trying to submit an order to test several research analytes, but when I try to place an order, I get the message that 'Orders Temporarily Paused. We are not currently accepting new orders. Please check back shortly for updates.' Are they in trouble? Will they be shutting down? I wanted to use them, because you have highly recommended them. Are there other labs that you would recommend? I've used Vanguard in the past (about 6 months ago), but they put the wrong vials in the images, results have taken several months and the communication is poor. Things may have changed. I'm testing several bioregulators from Biolongevity Labs and Peptidology and several peptides from Nexaph. My rats are getting anxious, but I don't want to endanger their lives.
@naturesfruit no. Unlike other labs they arent taking work he cant deliver on.
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@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
This is interesting! I don't see the "Bubbly" thing with Cagri. I recon in the vial, then transfer/filter in a pen cart. Clear and no bubbles in either.
@Bullseye
lol...it might be that extra .6 of the debated "something."
I'm researching it anyway, I am so hypersensitive that I will probably notice if it is a problem contaminate. Also, lots of risk takers running this batch before 2nd verification, so unless it is some stealthy pathogen, you will hear about it all over the grey chats. -
Im looking at the raw data from our jano test that came in on the chengdu yesterday. Its likely degraded peptide...though it would be cool if it were a lil something extra like reta
Im looking at the raw data from our jano test that came in on the chengdu yesterday. Its likely degraded peptide...though it would be cool if it were a lil something extra like reta
@randy Sorry dumb it down for me. Are you saying the Elora that has an overfill from Chengdu is degraded?
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theres a small spike that accounts for the 98.x% purity across tests. some were saying its gotta be reta. it likely isnt.
its also not overfilled. Every lab but vanguard is saying its not.
theres a small spike that accounts for the 98.x% purity across tests. some were saying its gotta be reta. it likely isnt.
its also not overfilled. Every lab but vanguard is saying its not.
Would you still use it knowing now that it has that extra spike?
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@denti
I added a little extra bac just to make sure the dose wouldn't be more than I expect -- less is not a problem for me since I split dose and can up it in a few days.
I believe the optimal dose is going to vary considerably with each individual, anyway, especially since everyone is running different glp stacks and trials are still limited.
The degradation/contamination theories are confusing especially with the varying lab results and testing methods.
Honestly, I don't think it is any less reliable than much of the blood work and diagnostic methods used in clinical practices.
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