@myb I have a bunch of that batch as well. I haven't started using it yet, but I did sent three vials out for independent testing (I didn't like Janoshik's lack of purity testing). Came back 99.7% pure. Also ran heavy metal and sterility testing... came back clean on those too.
P
PeptideEd
@PeptideEd
Posts
-
Nexaph 5-amino-1-mg -
EZ Peptides COAs@mindset-modality I don't know for sure, but I have a pretty educated guess. EZ Peptides is basically the single vial arm of Nexaph. Janoshik, the lab the creates COAs for many suppliers including Nexaph, will, for a fee, allow an original supplier like Nexaph to create a new COA from the same initial sample for a subsidiary/affiliate. Nexaph sells vials in kits of 10 without per vial labels. So my guess is that you are seeing the hand written per-vial lables from Nexaph's samples when you look at EZ Peptides' COAs.
Please note that this is all above board, at least in my opinion. This is all broadly known and understood. Does that help at all?
-
Nexaph 5-amino-1-mgI was looking at Nexaph's 5-amino-1-mq and noticed their COA showed only amounts not purity. Does that strike anyone else as odd (given they do purity for the other items I've looked at there)?