"PNC-27 and PNC-28 are experimental p53-derived chimeric peptides studied for their potential anti-cancer properties by selectively inducing tumor cell necrosis"
Anyone researched these?
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Has anyone tried Value Research Labs or Northline Peptides? Value Research Labs has some good deals but not sure if its legit. I’m new to the peptide game so any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
read more →I’ve ordered from Northline labs. Definitely legit. Prices similar to most. For orders of more than one or two, Nexaph is hard to beat unless you’re going Grey. -
I pure Nimbot M2 because of you guys. Initially, it worked as expected, but recently it has developed a really annoying habit. This is the iOS version on my iPad.
If I want to edit an existing label,I select the text block I want to alter, and click the “content” tab. Usually, this pops up an editable instance of that text and I can add, delete, or alter as needed.
Recently, when I click on the content tab, the keyboard pops up, blocking the editable text block. Flipping between landscape/portrait does nothing.
The only way to edit that text block is to retype the entire thing, blind.
Has anyone else encountered this? Am I just missing some super obvious step?
It’s the weekend so support is unavailable. Hence annoying you bunch of enablers!
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I placed a 10-pack mix-n-match order with CR about a week and a half ago and ended up picking up 3x Adamax, 3x Selank, 2x NAD+ and 2x DSIP.
I paid for my order and thought nothing of it. While waiting for said order, I was lurking on the website and noticed they added a "new" Adamax listing, with this one having "Grade 1032" in its listing name. I sent an email asking what the differences were between the original listing they have (and still do) vs the new one and got this as a response
Initially I wrote off the response and went about my day, but after sitting and thinking about when I placed the order, I remembered that I saw 1032 on the original listing (Which was the main reason I pulled the trigger). I went and hunted the original listing and the new listing and noticed that both lead with 1032 for the weight near the top of the listing and later on in the descriptions. I was worried about which one I will receive so I sent a second email regarding the situation.
I didn't receive an email reply yet, but I did receive the package from the order, which funnily enough came with the Adamax Grade 1032 label. Here is a picture below
What I'm wondering is if CR will do this for everyone that is purchasing the cheaper Adamax as part of the mix up or if I just got lucky. I've had a good track record with CR and overall enjoy the products they have, but I'm more concerned for other customers who may not be aware of a possible difference and may get the other "lesser" Adamax.
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This is a vendor review submitted by Jenn444 on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5) · Peptide: GLP2-T · Reviewed September 24, 2026
As always ZC labs has some of the best prices out there. Verified COA . I can trust the quality of the product and not break the bank purchasing what I need for my research. I have made about 10…
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@BeeKind I’ve been pretty active on this website for a while now and have made several reviews. ZC labs is legit, I even made a review on them a month or so ago. Prices are affordable with testing COAs available. -
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(5/5) · Peptide: KLOW · Reviewed September 25, 2026
They are legit. Getting great results Fair pricing. Ships fast. No complaints.
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This is a vendor review submitted by namlik1031 on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5) · Peptide: GLP3-R · Reviewed September 24, 2026
I have ordered twice from Crush now. I choose them because they offer well-tested products, good prices, and a trustworthy vibe. If you catch one of their presales it is hard to beat their prices but…
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This is a vendor review submitted by eliott on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5) · Peptide: KLOW · Reviewed September 24, 2026
Always a great experience and fast shipping. Price is great and quality is top notch!
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This is a vendor review submitted by HockeyRat on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5) · Peptide: Melanotan-2 · Reviewed September 25, 2026
I ordered 3 kits (10 vials) from them...MT2, Epitalon, and CJC(noDAC). Very happy with my entire purchase, the vials do not come with labels so I got a chance to use my new label maker. Great prices…
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This is a vendor review submitted by hectoraponte on PeptideCritic.com.
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(5/5) · Peptide: SS-31 · Reviewed September 25, 2026
Ordering was ez. I asked some questions and the responded promptly. Fast shipping and packaging was good. Definitely on my top vendors.
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Watch on RandyTube: How to Travel With Peptides: Cold Storage for Flights, Long Hauls & Hotels (Video)How we actually travel with peptides: short flights, long hauls and everything in between. This video breaks down real-world cold-storage options, a mobile mini-fridge setup for unreliable hotel fridges (looking at you, Europe), and how to keep retatrutide, tirzepatide, semagl…
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Watch on RandyTube: How to Filter Reconstituted Peptides Into a Fresh 3 mL Vial (Video Tutorial)Jeff and Randy show the full workflow for pushing a reconstituted peptide through a 0.22 µm PES syringe filter into a fresh sterile 3 mL vial or pen cartridge: drawing up, attaching the filter, priming it, venting the receiving vial, and what to do with the small amount the fi…
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Watch on RandyTube: New Inaccurate Peptide Pens: Why We Refused to Carry Them (Video)A new batch of reusable peptide pens landed on our desk for evaluation and failed the one test that matters: what the dial says versus what comes out. They over-delivered, under-delivered, or delivered accurately with no way to know which. Randy explains why we would not sell…
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Watch on RandyTube: 90-Day Peptide Degradation Test: Mazdutide, Tirzepatide & MOTS-c Results Explained (Video)We paid a lab to answer the questions everyone asks: I left it out overnight, is it ruined? How long is a reconstituted peptide good for? Does the fridge really matter? This video walks through the tirzepatide, MOTS-c and mazdutide stability results at refrigerated versus room…
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Watch on RandyTube: Filtering Peptides with a PES Filter | Step-by-Step GuideLearn how to properly filter reconstituted peptides using a PES (Polyethersulfone) filter to remove particulates and ensure solution purity. This step-by-step guide covers everything from selecting the right filter to proper filtering technique for safe peptide preparation.
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