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Yes, I was going to buy from you, but the testing was not extensive enough

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    maureensmith
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    Re: StudzPeptides wants to upgrade testing

    Yes, I was about to order from you guys tonight but realized that testing is too basic. I don’t trust anything if endotoxins, sterility and fentanyl are tested. These are coming from China so I’m very careful about wear I buy.

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      Aren’t tested

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        They replied this to my same question about endotoxin testing at the least. Just FYI.

        https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/31497

        While they have earned some loyal customer base within the community, it beats me why would a new vendor start with just baseline COAs when even some grey vendors are adding endotoxin COAs.

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          Though I agree on the endotoxin and sterility, the whole fent thing is one of those ones that we've never seen.

          Some of the places running the test will get a false positive if they test for fent on certain compounds. Five Amino is one of them

          "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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          • RandyR Randy

            Though I agree on the endotoxin and sterility, the whole fent thing is one of those ones that we've never seen.

            Some of the places running the test will get a false positive if they test for fent on certain compounds. Five Amino is one of them

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            @Randy one of the tricks i think they are using to disuade soccer moms and older folks away from the scene.

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            • pep_researcherP pep_researcher

              They replied this to my same question about endotoxin testing at the least. Just FYI.

              https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/31497

              While they have earned some loyal customer base within the community, it beats me why would a new vendor start with just baseline COAs when even some grey vendors are adding endotoxin COAs.

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              PeptidePlayer
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              @pep_researcher but are gray market vendor COA's even to be trusted? People on Reddit seem to think that any COA can just be forged or faked and not be for the exact batch that you are actually getting.

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                @pep_researcher but are gray market vendor COA's even to be trusted? People on Reddit seem to think that any COA can just be forged or faked and not be for the exact batch that you are actually getting.

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                @PeptidePlayer US resellers fall into light greys and they often run business on having a stateside face, their owner, and vetting by price index tools like this one to establish trust.

                You cannot 100% trust ANY testing. Even your own because there can be sampling error.

                Ultimately RUO research is all about your individual risk tolerance.

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                  Re: StudzPeptides wants to upgrade testing

                  Yes, I was about to order from you guys tonight but realized that testing is too basic. I don’t trust anything if endotoxins, sterility and fentanyl are tested. These are coming from China so I’m very careful about wear I buy.

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                  @maureensmith I found peptidology , a lot of testing I like their COA, if you find a better one , let me know please !, thanks

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                    I find it funny that so many people will trust a COA and call a company that sells in the US not grey market. These vendors are buying the peptides from the SAME grey market suppliers as we are. In fact a lot of them are getting them from the SAME group buys as everyone else. And their testing… it is the same group buy tests, they just pay an extra $50 and have their company name put on the COA - it is not a different test.
                    So why does everyone think that the peptides they are buying from s reseller in the US are any different than the ones that people are getting right from china? And if the peptides being in the US already somehow makes a difference, they are tons of grey market suppliers that have us warehouses and ship from them. So are they now not grey market? Or does being able to pay with a credit card somehow turn the peptides from China not grey market?
                    And these US suppliers do not buy from the same grey market suppliers everytime. They buy from whoever they can get from at the time…

                    Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                      I find it funny that so many people will trust a COA and call a company that sells in the US not grey market. These vendors are buying the peptides from the SAME grey market suppliers as we are. In fact a lot of them are getting them from the SAME group buys as everyone else. And their testing… it is the same group buy tests, they just pay an extra $50 and have their company name put on the COA - it is not a different test.
                      So why does everyone think that the peptides they are buying from s reseller in the US are any different than the ones that people are getting right from china? And if the peptides being in the US already somehow makes a difference, they are tons of grey market suppliers that have us warehouses and ship from them. So are they now not grey market? Or does being able to pay with a credit card somehow turn the peptides from China not grey market?
                      And these US suppliers do not buy from the same grey market suppliers everytime. They buy from whoever they can get from at the time…

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                      @Commander said:

                      I find it funny that so many people will trust a COA and call a company that sells in the US not grey market. These vendors are buying the peptides from the SAME grey market suppliers as we are. In fact a lot of them are getting them from the SAME group buys as everyone else. And their testing… it is the same group buy tests, they just pay an extra $50 and have their company name put on the COA - it is not a different test.
                      So why does everyone think that the peptides they are buying from s reseller in the US are any different than the ones that people are getting right from china? And if the peptides being in the US already somehow makes a difference, they are tons of grey market suppliers that have us warehouses and ship from them. So are they now not grey market? Or does being able to pay with a credit card somehow turn the peptides from China not grey market?
                      And these US suppliers do not buy from the same grey market suppliers everytime. They buy from whoever they can get from at the time…

                      That’s not every US Vendor. Nexaph, EZ, and others control batches and test an actual batch. First the API and then the finished product. Meaning you can trust the COA it’s not a shot in the dark that what is tested represents everything you bought. Hell I buy Grey often as you know and I am testing a vial or two from multiple 10 packs which is a complete shot in the dark as we have no clue whether everything is from the same batch. You get that from some of these vendors not all you are correct for the most part. I believe Glacier fills in the US and has batch control as well.

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                        @Commander said:

                        I find it funny that so many people will trust a COA and call a company that sells in the US not grey market. These vendors are buying the peptides from the SAME grey market suppliers as we are. In fact a lot of them are getting them from the SAME group buys as everyone else. And their testing… it is the same group buy tests, they just pay an extra $50 and have their company name put on the COA - it is not a different test.
                        So why does everyone think that the peptides they are buying from s reseller in the US are any different than the ones that people are getting right from china? And if the peptides being in the US already somehow makes a difference, they are tons of grey market suppliers that have us warehouses and ship from them. So are they now not grey market? Or does being able to pay with a credit card somehow turn the peptides from China not grey market?
                        And these US suppliers do not buy from the same grey market suppliers everytime. They buy from whoever they can get from at the time…

                        That’s not every US Vendor. Nexaph, EZ, and others control batches and test an actual batch. First the API and then the finished product. Meaning you can trust the COA it’s not a shot in the dark that what is tested represents everything you bought. Hell I buy Grey often as you know and I am testing a vial or two from multiple 10 packs which is a complete shot in the dark as we have no clue whether everything is from the same batch. You get that from some of these vendors not all you are correct for the most part. I believe Glacier fills in the US and has batch control as well.

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                        @Stevepep
                        You have not been to their “factory” so you don’t know that for sure. After you have been there and can take some videos of what is “actually” different from China, then post it.
                        Otherwise you have nothing to go on but some salesman’s word. And yes, salesman actually lie to get business….

                        Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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