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These are all good points—thanks for the input, everyone. We’ll keep moving forward!

@Eleanor I’ve often wondered about sites that sell their own BAC vials. If there’s an issue with cloudiness or reconstitution while using their branded material, would they still say you should have used only pharmaceutical-grade products instead of what they sold you? That question has been on my mind lately with the recent reconstitution issues.

Well, the V4 pen and Peptide Critic may have officially gotten me banned from the Iron Forge Brotherhood… although, truth be told, I earned that one myself.
I’m a big fan of their platform, and one of the members asked about peptide pens. Since they don’t sell them there and PC does not sell peptides, I wasn’t thinking and mentioned that I get mine from PeptideCritic.com thinking it was okay. I was then told that links and vendor names weren’t allowed, which makes total sense due to competition. I removed the link, but I forgot to remove the vendor name. Within a minute, I was banned from the forum.
I understand why they would be upset, and I’ll own that mistake. A lot of this is still fairly new to me, and apparently my forum etiquette could use a little work. I was genuinely just trying to help another member because it was the same question I had when I was first looking into it.
I’m going to reach out and ask for forgiveness because I really do believe it’s a great source of information, and Josh does a great job with it. I’m pretty bummed about the whole thing.....Im stupid...STUPID!
That said, are there any other forums you guys follow for solid overall information, health advice, dosage guidance, and general protocol discussions—besides the great forum we already have here? I had mostly been following Iron Forge Brotherhood and Peptide Critic, so it looks like I may need to start rebuilding my info sources......If we can talk about that anyways, hopefully this is allowed on here or I am getting banned on this platform as well.

I just logged in for the day and it looks like I missed a lot—LOL. I’m glad it seems to have worked out for the people affected by the issues. Regardless of what happened, I also appreciate that Flawless stepped in and responded, because I think many companies would simply let comments like this go unanswered even if they are hard conversations to have. It’s great to have forums like this (Peptide Critic) where members can have open dialogue. As others have mentioned, everyone has a choice, and I completely understand if someone does not feel comfortable spending their hard-earned money with a particular company and chooses to go in a different direction. Ultimately, it comes down to service after the sale if its needed. I’ve said it before: it can take years, or at least months, to gain a new customer through websites, forums research, but only seconds to lose one.

@MJ227 Will do. I emailed them directly after seeing your concerns—naturally, right after placing a large order (I got great timing). Hopefully, you already burned through all the cloudy peptides on your end lol, but with my luck, I may have ordered the cloudy 5 pack edition. Their response is below, and I’ll keep you posted. Hoping it has been resolved.

Flawless Compounds [email protected]
11:17 AM (50 minutes ago)
to me

Scott,

Hi there! Cloudy peptides are almost always a case of poor reconstitution solution or bad methods (such as putting BAC in the refrigerator). I don’t believe we’re seeing anymore of these reports than any other time. We stand behind our products and the extensive testing that we perform. Thanks!

@Randy Understood—thank you for the response. I’ll share any findings I come across in this thread.

@Randy (Does filtering the peptides as you recommend help address the salt-related issue? If a peptide appears cloudy after reconstitution, is that enough reason to discard it rather than use it? I placed a larger order after seeing your sale mentioned with Flawless, so I’m now wondering whether I may have made a significant blunder lol)