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However, in all fairness, I want to acknowledge that all of the other products I’ve purchased from Certified Peptides have worked well.

This is a vendor review submitted by adslara on PeptideCritic.com.

Rating: (5/5)

Review

I ordered NAD+ 500 mg, MOTS-c 40 mg, KLOW 80 mg, and Triple Agonist 30 mg after reading all the glowing reviews here. Yes, their customer service is amazing, and their prices are affordable, but that’s not the reason for my five-star review.

My first vial of MOTS-c was from Certified Pep, which I bought before I knew about this forum, and I reconstituted it with their BAC water. Every time I used it on my research animal, it caused itchy, red bumps that lasted for at least a week.

This morning, after finishing the previous vial, I reconstituted the MOTS-c from Crush Research using BAC water from Biolongevity, since my Hospira BAC water is still on order. There were no bumps or itchiness at all!

I’ve also used their NAD+ with great results. I’ll definitely be ordering from them again. I just wish they didn’t run out of products so often.

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I purchased a few products from Certified Peptides before I knew about this forum. I didn’t notice any negative effects from those products, but reading about other people’s experiences here has made me hesitant to buy from them again.

I recently purchased some products from Crush Research after seeing so many positive reviews here. However, they either don’t carry - or are currently out of stock of - some of the products I’d like to add, including BPC-157, TB-500 (or the blend), CJC/Ipamorelin (no DAC) 10 mg, Thymosin Alpha-1, and possibly Cartalax.

I’d really appreciate any recommendations. Thank you!

I wish I had known about this forum before making a few purchases from Certified Peps - now I'm worried if those are going to do more harm than good.

I also came across a Telegram channel called PeptideNexaph. The person running it was adamant that Nexaph no longer sells through its own website and was transitioning to PeptideNexaph.

I contacted Cain at Nexaph directly, and he confirmed that the Telegram channel is a scam.