@pep_researcher That was me, lol. I’ve been interested in this topic for some time now as an avid user of the Nexaph Tesa/Ipa blend.

There has been a huge back and forth about this. Many vendors have seen decreased Tesa purity results from Jano since around April/May. Claim was that they changed their testing procedure and discounted an impurity. Nexaph had their tesa retested at Freedom which came back at 99.9%. This was another instance which caused people to doubt Freedoms results. No domestic labs have shown lower purity numbers on Tesa, like Jano has.

Some vendors have not shown decreased Tesa purity though, which makes me wonder if it is an actual issue with some vendor’s Tesa, and not a change in lab testing.

Either way, the product has worked great, doubling my IGF.

@Mocha I’m sure others are going to talk about the Tesa purity which seems like an industry issue right now.

I have been using this blend for 6 months and it is good to go. I even did 3rd party testing on it at Freedom with great results. They listed the purity at 99.3%, for what it’s worth.

@pep_researcher I understand they are a completely US based warehouse, but I don’t know where it is or where the product is finished. I never looked into them far enough.

@mrjoshua44 you know there are stateside grey vendors/warehouses right?

And setting up a crypto wallet is not a hardship at all.

I value resellers here, but letting you know your concerns can be overcome.

@pep_researcher No, I’ve never heard of them.

@ogsteve This is how I feel. The product testing, service and presentation hit all the marks for me.

MHC was my first peptide purchase, but even as someone who values great testing, the prices would be too high vs the competition for me to consider even if I wasn’t in the grey arena.

@pep_researcher I like what I see out of both companies. I don’t purchase from these resellers any longer but still follow and appreciate what they’re doing. Two I would consider for sure if so didn’t have the options I’m happy with.

@pep_researcher Same here. MHC was my first Reta purchase, then Reddit lead me right into the grey forums.
I think it’s wild that legitimate medical establishments are supplying and administering grey market peps.

@Randy I really didn’t. I find it hard to believe a doctor/nurse would want to risk their career to that degree.

Among what’s already been discussed, I’d like to know how they allegedly supply med spas?

How is a medical professional able to purchase and resell or administer RUO peptides?

I think MHC is an authority in the reseller market. I love everything about the company, I would just like to see a bit more of a price reduction. They are on the higher end, although also one of the most tested.

I especially agree with your first point. I think the last 6 months were a turning point where everyone seemed to find out there is cheaper stuff out there.

Even Nexaph’s huge and more regular sales have been telling.

Truth be told if their sale price was their regular price I’d be happy just using them forever haha.

@Stevepep makes sense, the prices have been nose diving for months now.

@Mydogdaryl423 Haha, thank you.

Some of you may have gotten the email or taken notice Mile High Compounds has marked down their reta and stated they might not be able to sell it in a few months.

Is this "scare tactic marketing" or has even Max, who has successfully navigated FDA rules seen the writing on the wall?

Chameleon Peptides also shut their door completely last week.

Is this the true beginning of the end of Reta until it's FDA regulated and released?

@PeptideCREUser LMAO. You should have tried looking around and maybe reading something first.

@PeptideCREUser I’ve gotta seriously ask. You’re posting on the Peptide Critic forum.

You don’t know how to go about finding a reputable vendor?

@Eleanor wow, you’re right. Did some price analysis and they’ve got them beat good when you add a discount code.

@denti Why don’t you like Freedom?