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@Sunshine_day said:

I'm kinda confused, why is Nexpah asking customers to get the third party testing done? Are the tests they post along with the product not from the vendor acquired COA's from the test lab? Are they relying on the customers to get the testing done for them? Please explain it to me if you have the time.

There's basically 3 layers of testing. Nexaph does their own. They also pay for up to 3 customer vials to be tested and will give you store credit for the vial and shipping if you're one of the ones chosen. You can choose to join a 3rd party group where you can pay and the results stay within the group. My understanding is that group uses different labs than jano, but I'm not sure. I haven't found any other vendor or community that does this much testing of their batches. Prices aren't as good as gray, but you have better peace of mind.

@ResearchCat said:

I like Josh. His content is informative, if largely AI generated. I learned a lot from his videos. That being said, I joined his Skool right around the time he launched ZestyRat and promptly got banned when someone asked where to buy peptides and I suggested Nexaph. Apparently he banned a large % of his members for doing that, though the single most common question in his main skool channel is ‘where can I buy peptides?’ Because that is why everyone joins.

That pretty much turned me off his channel and he lost whatever personal training money he was going to get from me. I get that you’re building a brand and all, but banning members without warnings or guidelines when you know what the market is like is petty.

The way he presents his community is that he's going to give you that type of information but it's really to push his own products

@Pepe.la.peptide said:

@mfadden99, I agree with everything you said except it being clear that there was to be no outside links. When I read the rules it said to include any outside links that would be considered competition, and to not spam, farm or otherwise proposition group members in an attempt to sell them anything. The link was research and was in response to a linked posted by another member. Either way it doesn’t matter, it’s his community and he can run it however he wants, again I think his content is good, he seems extremely knowledgeable and can explain and breakdown peptides well. At the end of the day it just wasn’t a good fit for me.

He recently sent a video to his community going off about people contradicting his advice. He said he can't verify the sources and so it shouldn't be posted and nobody but him should be giving advice as he could be held responsible for my fallout and it reflects poorly on his brand.

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Rating: (5/5)

Review

They only sell in 2 packs and sometimes have sizes that are not the norm. For example, their glp3 comes in 12 mg which throws the math off for dosing. Sometimes the 2 packs can be a good value. Especially with their odd sizes as you can end up with more product for the price compared to others. Shipping was fast from Florida to West Coast it took 5 days. The klow is a much darker blue compared to others but there have been no issues. I'll continue to use them for certain products because i's cheaper than others.

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