@Randy said:

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Right, ok. A potential mix-up makes sense versus intentional deception which is what I was thinking when red flag was mentioned. Thank you.

@Stevepep
I am curious as to why the same cap color on two different Peptides being the same is a red flag? I don't deal with this vendor, but the one I do deal with has 35 different products available. So should they have 35 different cap colors? Doesn't seem feasible, but now you have me curious.

I use 27g 1 inch and they have been perfect. I dont see the need to take a chance of some large guage that, as the other poster mentioned, could theoretically cause unnecessary damage to the rubber. I know they are self-healing, but I have found some grades of the vial stoppers to be better than others.

I have been using Smart Peptide Tracker for about 7 months, premium paid version. The only thing Ill agree with is that the developer is very active in listening to recommendations. However, I believe it's for a reason and that is because he has over inflated the app to where it's no longer friendly to use. It was great in the beginning, absolutely loved it, but the last four months have been nothing short of painful to use. I'm so deep into it that I can't move on, but I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone anymore.

I just last night started a discussion on other social media related to my heart rate increase on this blend as well. It is very common, albeit annoying. Personally it is also effecting my sleep negatively, which is also opposite for many people. This is an example of how people respond to peps differently. While not ideal, I am switching my protocol to injecting at wakeup while still fasted.

@jamescarey

@jamescarey said:

Hello everyone,

I just got two 15 mg vials of tesamorelin/ipa from Northline labs. I didnt find peptide critic site till afterwards. It ended up costing around $200 with one vial of BAC. I am newbie so was thinking two vials would be good for two months. Now after realizing I will need a lot more for 2-3 months.

Some questions I had include the following.

I have one 3ml BAC vial and 2 15 mg vials, so adding 1 ml to 15mg vial, means I have enough BAC water for the two vials?

4. Do you test every vial.

You lose the vial for testing, so you can't test every vial. Testing is good for when you get a kit (10 vials) and you have one tested, than you still have 9 for use.

I recently had a vial of Slup332 tested through BTLabs. While I felt pretty confident in my vendor, having ordered numerous quality products from them in the past, this was my first slup332, and I thought Id better be safe. It came back as a fail. What bothered me was the brief email explanation with the report, it said, while the sample absorbs UV light (which apparently it is supposed to do) it contains fillers with no peptide material (I am slightly summarizing, but this was the meat of it). What had me concerned is that Slupp is not a peptide. When I questioned it, they got relatively defensive and just said they have tested thousands of samples in recent months, so they are confident it is not slupp. So, I decided to simply take their graphs and run them through Microsoft Copilot, asking if these graphs could represent the presence of the slupp332 molecule. I got a long dissertation with two different scenario endings, both stating they represent a positive presence of slupp. So, I guess my answer to your topic would be, you may get what you pay for. I chose a cheap option instead of paying up for Freedom or Janoshik, and possibly got a bad test.

I recently asked for a COA for their SLU pp 332 but they never got back to me.

@vpeptides lesson learned, good to know.

@vpeptides ok, thanks again!

@vpeptides The waves seem to fall inline with the explanation of how they should look, but certainly not within the numerical parameters listed. Thanks for the help! I am way to old to understand the use of AI, lol.

I was wondering if there is any researchers in here that could decipher this COA a bit better than provided in the email the lab sent to me. To summarize, I had a 5 mg vial of slupp332 tested. It came back as a failure, with the explanation being, "while it did absorb UV light, it is not a peptide". My problem is, slupp332 is not a peptide, so of course it would not be present in the sample. If testing ended because a peptide was not present, this could then be a flawed test, correct? I am waiting on a confirmation of this from the lab, but was wondering if there is something else I should be asking?

I have been noticing they are getting more difficult to pierce as well. If you are not exactly in the middle, and straight down, it easily takes 3 or so times. By then the syringe starts to dull. So, I never heard of the syringe guide, looked them up on Etsy and wow, what a genius idea. For 7 bucks, you cant go wrong. Reusable an infinite amount of times versus transerring pep to different throw away vials or pens was a better solution for me.

@Eleanor yea, its been with most vials for me, although it seems anything with the ghkcu in it is worse.

I am not sure the picture I am trying to post is going to show, but I am curious what are peoples thoughts on the significance of condensation build-up after recon (not in the dried powder vials)? When I take the reconstituted vials from the fridge and let them come to room temp, actually even after only less than 5 minutes, there is condensation on the inside of the vial. So obviously when i prep the syringe that condensation mixes with the liquid peptide. It constantly happens, so I am not sure how to avoid it, it possible at all.

@Blueeyedme said:

... I see a lot of folks going with Lambda, but not enough of a gap from Hospira price for me....

Isn't that gap nearly $30 per bottle? I got six 30ml bottles of Lamba for $54. They have been great and testing out nearly as well as Hospira (I believe even better in one test).

I wish you the best, but I unfortunately didnt have any luck with DSIP including cycling selank into the mix. I have recently started ashwagandha and can actually feel some changes with it, but it's only been a week.

@gym.rat for sure I'd been interesting in reading it. Now if I can just figure out how to find it, lol

@gym.rat definitely looking forward to moving on to adamax as well. Verdict is still out for me on whether semax actually was worth it, and selank did absolutely nothing. I have had more success with ashwagandha in one week than an entire cycle of semax and selank.