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Hey @nuncles , did you see the email SA just sent out. Don't think I can post as a link, but here it is: Important Update Regarding Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg Batch Numbers We want to provide a clear update regarding a labeling issue that was limited specifically to certain previously shipped Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vials. This issue was specific to the 40mg Yellow Cap MOTS-C product and did not affect other MOTS-C strengths. The issue involved an incorrect batch number being printed on the vial label of certain Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vials. Important Clarification The error was limited specifically to the batch number printed on certain Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vial labels. This labeling error does not affect the integrity, identity, or quality of the product itself and does not alter or invalidate the applicable Certificate of Analysis (COA) or laboratory testing associated with the correct batch. Because the incorrect batch number appeared on the vial label, customers attempting to compare the number printed on their Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vial with the testing documentation could understandably have difficulty identifying the corresponding Certificate of Analysis. We want to be very clear that the issue was with the batch number printed on the label, not with the contents of the vial, the product itself, or the laboratory testing. The Label Was Corrected Immediately As soon as the incorrect batch number was brought to our attention, Southern Aminos reviewed the issue and corrected the affected Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg labels for future shipments. Current inventory being shipped uses the corrected batch number on the label. Unfortunately, once an order has already shipped, there is no practical way for us to physically correct the batch number printed on a vial that is already in a customer's possession. The Certificate of Analysis Remains Valid We want to emphasize that the incorrect batch number printed on certain Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vial labels does not invalidate the applicable Certificate of Analysis. The COA reflects the laboratory testing performed on the corresponding batch. The printing error on the vial label did not change the underlying laboratory test results, testing documentation, or the product associated with that batch. Need Help Identifying the Correct Batch or COA? If you received one of the affected Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vials, our customer service team can assist you with identifying the correct batch number and the corresponding Certificate of Analysis. Please provide your order number and the information printed on your vial when contacting us so that we can verify the appropriate batch documentation. Prefer a Vial With the Corrected Batch Number? Although the incorrect batch number on the label does not affect the integrity of the product or the applicable Certificate of Analysis, we understand that some customers may prefer to receive a vial displaying the corrected batch number. If you received an affected Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vial and would prefer a vial with the corrected batch number on the label, please file a claim directly through the Southern Aminos website. Our team will review your claim and provide the appropriate instructions for returning the affected vial and receiving a replacement displaying the corrected batch number. File a Claim at Southern Aminos In Summary ✓ The issue was limited specifically to certain Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg vials. ✓ Other MOTS-C strengths were not affected by this labeling issue. ✓ The error involved an incorrect batch number printed on the vial label. ✓ The integrity, identity, and quality of the product are not affected. ✓ The product itself was not altered by the incorrect printed batch number. ✓ The applicable laboratory testing remains unchanged. ✓ The corresponding Certificate of Analysis remains valid. ✓ The Yellow Cap MOTS-C 40mg label was corrected for future shipments as soon as the issue was identified. ✓ Customers who prefer a vial with the corrected label may file a claim through Southern Aminos.

@Canineriot If what you're doing is working for you, I wouldn't change it. I also have a bad knee, but above that concern is immune issues/EBV, so I might be more likely to react from the copper. Everyone is different.

During major promotional events such as our 60% off sales and Flash Drops, website traffic can increase dramatically within a very short period of time. During Flash Drops, certain products may be reduced to as little as $5, so it is understandable that thousands of customers may attempt to browse, add items to their carts, and check out at nearly the same time. Southern Aminos has invested heavily in its website infrastructure specifically to handle this type of demand. We operate on a high-performance standalone server environment costing more than $6,000 per month, in addition to substantial investments in CDN services, edge caching, optimization, security, and other performance systems. Even with that level of infrastructure, an extreme surge of customers hitting the website simultaneously can temporarily overwhelm even very powerful systems. This can result in slower page loads, delayed cart updates, checkout delays, or products selling out while a customer is attempting to complete an order. This is not the result of us failing to prepare for our sales. In fact, we continually invest in significantly more infrastructure than a typical online store would require. The reality is that when promotions attract an exceptionally large number of customers all at once, no website can guarantee completely uninterrupted performance under every possible traffic spike. We understand how frustrating this can be, especially during a limited-time Flash Drop, and we continuously review each major event to improve capacity and performance for the next one. We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding during these unusually high-traffic events.

@MyB said: @judgetoo once you push the plunger up the exposed glass is no longer sterile. What you’re doing is not a safe handling technique. I've thought this too, but how is it any different than a syringe that has the plunger all the way in to start, then you pull your injectable into it and it contacts what was exposed cylinder? Same thing...

@TheHazmatGuy said: I was interested but its closed. Im I reading it correctly that since im not in the testing group I will not be able to view results? That is correct.

@Nuncles Curious - but ouch the pain of missing out!

@Randy I am about to buy some filters for the first time ever. Your filter videos are super helpful!

@PeptideEd said: @neil-mccauley would you be willing to start a thread detailing your experiences? I'm just starting to get into Tesa/Ipa and would love to hear about your experience, what sorts of labs you run, and what you've learned! Me too! Before I learned from Randy/Jeff how to DIY, I've been taking already reconstituted Tirz and NAD+ in the fridge for over 90 days and no problems with potency at all. Can't say the BAC is protected, but no deleterious effects that I can feel; no doubt the additives, B12, glyc. Don't need either of those; not sure the B12 is methylated, probably not, IDK. Feeling isn't everything.