I’m in the Amazon review program called V I N E. (Had to put spaces because it’s against TOS to tell anyone publicly). I often see things when they are new and discounted to encourage sales. Anyway, I thought I’d make this topic to post my finds instead of putting them in the swag topic I usually do.
These insulated storage containers are $9.99. Usually they run $15-$20.
amazon.com/dp/B0H11KL7M3

Dr Ashley Froese just dropped a video today of what peptides do what. It’s a good place to start and learn what peptides will address your research goals.
https://youtu.be/TT0V9oVDwbY?si=qjZRshpzAELFZKhr

Posting for anyone who hasn’t ordered from Aavant before and unsure about their process. They use an order bot in telegram. Once you joined the Aavant group choose the How To Order channel. Tap on @aavant_bot to start your conversation. Type in /order and send. Tap the green check mark at the bottom saying you agree to terms. Select what you want to order from their current stock that shows up. It’ll ask you how many. It’ll ask if you want to continue shopping or checkout. When you check out it’ll ask your name, address, etc. They have three payment options of Stripe, PayPal, and crypto. I choose PayPal and it sends an invoice. You pay. You get confirmation of order recieved, and when your order ships with tracking. If at anytime before payment you want to end your conversation type /cancel. If you walk away while talking to the bot your conversation is timed out, cancels, and you’ll have to start over.
Aavant has its own customer test group like Nexaph where they pay to have three vials tested that customers have donated. This testing is just Mass & Purity. True party test groups also form where you vote for all the tests you’d like done and everyone from the group shares the cost.

This is why we call Nexaph light gray. It’s gray that accepts credit cards. If you want Nexaph with labels then visit EZ Peptides but that label comes with a 30%+ markup when you compare kit prices.

This is the most BS review I’ve seen to date.

You’re too good to us, Randy. Thanks for all you do.

Most US vendors are buying Chinese lyophilized products and using the COA from the manufacturer. The “good” US import vendors are doing additional testing themselves.
Nexaph and Aavant import raws and do their own lyo.
Everyone has a different opinion of good. Also know that some people who portray themselves as “I know what I’m talking about” really have zero clue.

FYI- this post is public.
The gray zone here isn’t public and can only be viewed if logged in. The new links have been posted under the QSC topic.

@danny2 a dozen bac waters were once tested from Amazon. Only two were good. Most didnt even have benzyl alcohol.

I’d like to see you place an order today. Report back how that works out for ya.

Dude, you can’t cap on research animals when you are literally on Randy the Research Rat’s site.

This post is mostly an info dump so I can vent to people that’ll understand what I’m talking about.

TLDR: skip to last paragraph

My husband has needed a hernia surgery for over a year. It’s a 6” hernia in his front abdomen where they cut to remove his kidney and the 13cm cancerous mass attached to it. No one would perform the surgery due to his high bmi since it wasn’t a life or death situation. 5’8” 300lbs.
I started him on low dose Reta at the beginning of the year and he works out 3-5 days a week lifting heavy. We focus on protein and moderately watch calories. He has lost about 100lbs in fat and gained about 50lbs of muscle. He is now 250 but looks like he’s lost significantly more than the 50lbs the scale claims.
Now that his bmi is below 40% a doctor at the university of Iowa is willing to do his surgery.

This week during the visit the doctor said he would like him to lose more weight before his surgery in January, like 50 POUNDS!!! I told the doctor that was unhealthy and unrealistic. Then the doctor asked if my husband was diabetic because “if he’s diabetic I can prescribe tirzepatide and with a high restriction diet the 50lbs in three months is achievable”. The doctor then went on to say that he’s the same height as my husband and only weights 165lbs. I then made my husband pull up his body scan on his phone and we showed the doctor that my husband has more muscle (176lbs) than the doctors entire body weight. The doctor then zipped it real fast, and closed the consult with “stay the course with your current weight loss plan”.

@jamiek my rat and my rats spouse both are using ez peptides Reta. Bought four singles from EZ. After realizing they are Nexaph, I then purchased from Nexaph. I buy the 20mg and have had zero issues with either batch and recommend.

Can’t forget your own sale, little rat dude!
I lost it over JeffedUp

It sounds like a MLM pyramid scheme for peptides

Just want to point out that if you save the Message Board and add it to your Home Screen you get a cute little Randy icon.

Yes I find joy in little things like that

Hey Randy. Let us know when PC 2.0 is up. Enough people here to subscribe, watch, and get you monetized again in no time.

The cake is fill and buffers. The cake size makes no difference on the quantity of peptides. Randy tested a batch from Nexaph that had no cakes it still contained the peptide.
https://peptidecritic.com/lab-report/does-size-matter-big-puck-vs-little-puck-lyophilized-vial

The molecular weight of PT-141 is larger than 500 daltons, making it ineffective as a nasal spray. Molecular weights 300 and under work best when no carrier for absorption is used. Molecular size is mentioned on page 18 of 21 on this pdf.
https://wjbphs.com/sites/default/files/fulltext_pdf/WJBPHS-2025-0913.pdf