Has anyone run Adamax and N-Acetyl Selank Amidate (NA Selank) together? It is basically Semax and Selank with a longer half life.
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I realize you're not in the Vendor Directory here for reasons, whatever. I realize you re-opened a couple of weeks ago and I ordered Wolverine Plus 30mg. from you (no copper). Great blend, good Freedom COA.
It's a VERY NICE product thus far, HOWEVER, your shipping cost is TOO EXPENSIVE! I have never paid over $16 shipping for a single, or multiple vials that did not qualify for free shipping; most shipping was $14 or less. He did throw in a vial of Cagri when I late ordered it and asked him, so he is willing.
The above being said, it's better for me to buy single peps and mix myself (TB/BCP/KPV). Should you decide to adjust your shipping costs within the areas stated above, I will buy more from you. For those who don't mind the shipping cost, go for it.
Wishing you all the best. Your WP is a great product!
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I am a new researcher and am wondering if other researchers use multiple pens per peps or do they just change the cartridge out?
Also, in one of the videos, Jeff said not to use the Gansulin pen with NAD, I would like to better understand this. I bought 1 v2 pen (not yet arrived) but want to get the Gansulin one now.
Right now, using NAS+ in Nasal delivery but want to move to subq. Thanks!
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I wanted to purchase some Pinealon, and wanted to take advantage of the crypto sale to snag some. I was surprised that neither Nexaph, EZ Peptide nor AMP appears to carry it? When i looked at the price it’s, it looks like not very many of the vendors carry it. Anyone know why?
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Checking their site for their TB4 and the COA results show TB-500 (TB4) as blended with their BPC-157.
When I check their standalone TB4 it also shows TB-500 (TB4)When I check their standalone TB-500 COA it shows TB-500 (889 Da)
I purchased the blend in the title and I am trying to figure out if I have the TB4 or just TB-500.
Stop me if you've heard this before lol, I couldnt find out the answer.
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Interesting is that KPV as 3-peptide should be relatively cheap and easy to produce using a simple solution-phase synthesis. Amino acids are widely available. P.S. AI actually suggests it's an exception and a solid-phase synthesis is used is this case, which is also difficult to use in case of 3-peptides. -
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.
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Has anyone tried Reconstituting their research peptides with Hospira 0.9% Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride (30 mL)
Theoretically speaking it might help to lessen the sting from Peptides like Mots-C
I heard RETA was a hard no
Anyone else have any experience or knowledge in this area ?
@Paradox I looked into using it for GHK-CU thinking it might lessen my reaction. this is what I get about can I use it to recon GHK-CU... "No, you should avoid using sodium chloride solutions for GHK-Cu. GHK-Cu (glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine copper) should instead be reconstituted using standard Bacteriostatic Water (sterile water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol).Why Sodium Chloride is Not RecommendedCopper Displacement: Sodium chloride or saline solutions can cause the sodium and chloride ions to interfere with or displace the copper(II) ion bound in the GHK-Cu tripeptide complex, which can reduce its stability and potency.Injection Comfort vs. Stability: While bacteriostatic sodium chloride contains a preservative (benzyl alcohol), the salt component itself is unnecessary and chemically suboptimal for copper peptides compared to plain bacteriostatic water.Best Practices for Mixing GHK-CuCorrect Solvent: Use plain Bacteriostatic Water (containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol) to prevent bacterial growth over multi-dose use." -
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50yo rat. IGF is 129. Not horrible, but not where I want it. Tried Tesa/Ipa/CJC. Pretty certain they worked well. Did not get IGF tested after researching with these but visceral fat melted off (Dex showed down to 0.6lbs total visceral fat so I know it worked). Too expensive though….
In any case, got a few Hey Girl Hey kits. Are there test groups? Seems this is somewhat of the “forbidden fruit” on TG. Tons of places to buy, but don’t see really any test groups.
Recommendations?
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Full disclosure, I work for Peptriva (research-use-only compounds), so read this knowing that. Can't help with anything use-related, but stolen COAs are worth talking about because they're getting more common, not less. The frustrating part is a stolen COA looks exactly like a real one, because it is one. It's just someone else's. A few ways to actually catch it: Check the lot number against what's on the vial you'd receive. Ad-scam sites reuse one document across every product, so the lot either doesn't match anything or shows up on ten different listings. Reverse-image-search the COA or google a distinctive string from it. If the same doc shows up on another vendor's site, there's your answer. Email the lab on the letterhead and ask if they tested that lot for that company. Real labs answer this. Janoshik does, and any ISO 17025 lab will confirm or deny a report they issued. A vendor whose COAs survive that phone call has nothing to hide, and honestly that's the test I'd want buyers applying to us too. And yeah, the fact that these accounts block anyone who asks for documentation tells you everything before the COA does. -
I’m a beginner. I’m researching Tirzepatide. I look at the COAs and see that the Tirzepatide is eluting at 15 min. I’ve read it should elute at 4-8 minutes. So why can’t I find any? Do you guys know of a lab that sells Tirzepatide that elutes at 4-8 minutes ?
Thanks in advance.
@mitchelldemeter OK, maybe you can answer me this LC-MS question. For example, during synthesis of EDR they messed up and made it in reverse: RDE. Will it be detected or we will think it's EDR because the mass is the same? Or, in a longer peptide chain, if 2 amino acids are swapped because of operator error. Sometimes it is possible, as I understand. The total number of amino acids in the chain will be the same, just the order is different. Can it be detected? -
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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.
@joeyholt as a newbie you're in a really good place if you found this forum. Spend a couple of weeks at least doing research and reading peoples experiences before purchasing or injecting. Just a suggestion. I wish I found this community when I first started, could have saved myself some money and a few weeks of being horribly sick. -
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This is a post is to bring visibility to a vendor practice that I really disagree with. TDLR the issues I had were:
Vial label didn't match the picture of the label in the COA (this was a minor issue in my mind)
Vial label purity, mass, did not match the COAs listed purity or mass.
Vial label QR code for COA went to a completely different COA than the one available on their website for that batch. That "other" COA also didn't match the purity or mass listed on the vial.For those still reading I emailed customer support because I wasn't comfortable with those discrepancies and asked for a replacement from a more recent batch. I've had good experiences with SA up until this point and have spent hundreds of dollars with them to date, so I'm not just trying to get a free vial out of it. Their response was dismissive saying that "The batch number and cap color match, that is the only things are need be a concern." They told me to send them back for a refund but they would not send a replacement. Ok I said send me an RMA, return shipping label, and confirmation that I would get a full refund. I also said that I feel like they were being dismissive of my concerns. They're response was the label is for convenience the only thing that matters is the batch number and cap color match the COA (even though the label lists the batch so its obviously more than just convenience), that they weren't dismissive at all, refunded me, and blocked my account.
I am glad they refunded my order but the manner in which they conducted their business with a customer is really what concerns me about this vendor.
@mitchmiller , I'm glad you got your money back. I've ordered from them a couple of times. They do post multiple active batches and do have a disclaimer that your order could come from any batch. I am very cautious with them for that reason, notwithstanding the ILS lab drama. If there is a chance that I could get a batch from March, 2026 when they have fresh new batches in inventory, I don't order.
