Got three vials of MOTS-C that's going in my V4 for some research. I swear, each and every time I sit down to reconstitute some peps for research, I find doing so very therapeutic.

I bought GLP-2 30mg from Certified Peptides twice, when I was first venturing away from tele-health and prescription peps and didn't really know where to look for vendors. At that time they had a good rating on TrustPilot and a few other review platforms (plus maybe someone had recommended them on Reddit?) so it wasn't until later, after I'd already purchased, that I started to spot all the screencaps and anecdotal warnings about the owner's aggressive and antisocial behavior. I realize now that their prices are quite high, and even if he isn't a sex pest, Jason does seem to act like a dick whenever his buyers report a problem, so I doubt I'd shop there again, but my own ordering experience was delightfully calm and trouble-free. Shipping was prompt, communication was adequate and timely, vials were well-packaged, and the peptides performed perfectly both times

Hey, I wanted to get peoples experience that are on GLPs and drink coffee and/or caffeine. I ask because I see a number of video says that you shouldn't drink x amount of coffee. I enjoy coffee all day long. Wonder what people think, and their experience.

The biggest thing I can think of is dehydration due to it being a diuretic.

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If anyone who ordered Nexaph's NXP-2P Pre-Order (NXP-2P3006232026-04), is interested in getting in on a third party test, it closes either today or tomorrow. The email I received on 06-25-26 stated it will be open for one more day. From my understanding, it will test for everything. Currently the cost is under 13 per person.

I was curious about the process since this was my first rodeo. I'm pretty impressed so far. The organizer, James Lawless, recently created a website for the process. https://jlctesting.com/

So, I bought some CarePoint Precision 3mL 22G 25mm Luer Lock Syringe 100ct - for drawing out the bac water and putting it in the vial. I'm not sure if that's the best size for that. The needle seems kind of big. What do you think?

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When we all got the email last week that peptide critic had new inventory I jumped at this chance because due to fibromyalgia I am hypersensitivity to my pain receptors even though the insulin needles are very small. Using a pep pen, with the help of PC and of course Randy, I decided to give pens a try. For me at least, it is a total game changer so I ordered 2 more when the inventory showed up.

To try and level up as a badass researcher I decided to test the accuracy of the v4 pens using some BAC water. Holy Moly Batman. They were dead on after 3 Tests. It kind of tells me that no matter what, I need order all future pep pens here because I am very confident in their accuracy having self tested them my dang self. Highly recommend if you are considering pens.

Apologies if this is the incorrect place for this post. I figure it has to do with pens, so this may work?

I've recently made the switch to peptide pens and have become a huge fan of the convenience and consistency (thanks Randy!). Since I'm also on TRT, I started wondering whether testosterone could be used with pens as well.

After finding a forum thread where several people were doing exactly that, I decided to run some tests of my own.

Goal: Determine whether Testosterone Cypionate can be delivered accurately and consistently through a peptide pen.

Setup:
Pen: ConviPen (auto-injector)
Testosterone: Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL in cottonseed oil
Needles: EasyTouch 29g 1/2" pen needles

I chose the ConviPen because it uses a metal drive rod and I suspected an auto-injector would have an easier time pushing a more viscous oil. I am still considering testing a manual pen (V4) for comparison.

Testing Performed:
Test #1: I loaded a cart into the pen and measured output directly into an insulin syringe. To do this, I inserted the syringe into the cart and dispensed a dose from the pen, allowing me to measure the volume.

Approximately 10 repetitions were performed.

Result:
Output was extremely consistent.
15 units delivered essentially what was expected each time.

Test #2: I then attached a 29g pen needle and repeated the testing by dispensing through the needle into the open end of a syringe. This method was less precise than Test #1, as some of the oil adhered to the sides of the syringe and could not be measured perfectly.

Approximately 30+ repetitions were performed.

Result:

Output remained consistent.
Measured delivery was roughly 1 unit lower than expected.
Because of this, I began testing a setting of 16 units to achieve an effective 15-unit delivery.

Test #3: I then did an actual subcu injection for my regular dose. When I pressed the trigger at 16 units, the dose indicator rapidly dropped to approximately 5 units remaining, then continued clicking all the way down to 0. I left the needle in place for approximately 10 seconds after the indicator reached 0.

This behavior was very different from my syringe testing and raises the question of whether tissue resistance affects delivery compared to bench testing.

Preliminary Conclusions:
• Testosterone Cypionate in cottonseed oil can be delivered through a peptide pen.
• A 29g pen needle appears to work (shout out to the forum users who stated this in another post!!)
• Pens are mechanically capable of pushing oil-based testosterone.
• I still need long-term validation through TRT labs to confirm that Total Testosterone and Free Testosterone remain consistent with pre-pen values.
• I am unsure whether an auto-injector or manual pen is ultimately the better platform for oil-based compounds.

Questions: For those who have experimented with TRT in peptide pens:
• Have you found auto-injectors or manual pens to be more reliable?
• Has anyone validated dose accuracy through bloodwork or measured output testing?
• What are some other factors I should be considering?

I'm still early in this experiment, but so far, things are looking promising!

P.S. For those wondering, I wasn't burning through my actual TRT supply for science. A friend had an old blended testosterone vial that was never going to be used, so it became the sacrificial test subject for this project.

Just checking with the community to see if anyone else has had an issue with Go Alpha Labs.

I placed an order on 5/27 for a kit of NAD+ 500mg, a kit of Glutathione 1500mg and a vial of Cartalax 20mg, almost $1,000 worth of product.

I got confirmation of the order and a FedEx tracking number, with "label created" the next day, then no movement. Tracking number still says label created today.

I've emailed them multiple times and tried to call but nothing. This is concerning because I've ordered multiple items from them since January and never had an issue.

Was just wondering if this is the beginning of ghosting customer before the shutdown.

Anyone else experiencing issues with them?

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Ordered 10 vials of Hospira Bac Water from https://peptidetest.com/
2 days after ordering, the company sent me an email detailing a shipping error in which UPS had lost several shipments. Rather than wait on UPS they immediately reshipped another 10 vials. Received order within the next 2 days. After another 2 days I received the original order that was lost as well. I notified them and offered to pay for the additional 10 vials. They again apologized and insisted I keep the second order for my trouble.
Great company to deal with, nice people that do the right thing. It's nice to see that !!!

Would be nice if a dark mode could be implemented to the site, unless it is and I just can't find the setting.

I've notice for a number of you on forum, SS31 would have been your first choice for getting started on mitochondria building. The data is tough to find, but for me, considering all the medical crap I've been through, clean-up might be #1, which brings me to this Dr.

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I've seen Urolithin A on one vendor site before but can't remember which one. Not having much success finding a protocol and dosing for it either, but I have been working 12 hr. days.

Any info welcomed!

New peptide storage box for my research cat. “Nice box!”

Hey guys,

Rory here. We just added a build a pack option... and have added back in single vials. Note: There will be a fathers day sale tomorrow on singles and 3-packs and build a packs... so maybe wait until Sunday.

My big sale however will be on 4th of July. I am a veteran and just got back from Europe on vacation... and with the World Cup... I am feeling patriotic. Yes, there will be 10-packs.

I should also mention I have done multi-vial testing since day 1 of operation... I try and have fair prices... we do full testing on every batch now... and one of the things I'm most proud of is we put the test results right on the vial. No looking up a COA two months in the future when reconstituting.

I am going to be away next week so customer service will be handled by my daughter Audrey and our new Ops manager Duncan (such a good guy).

Hope you guys have a great Fathers Day.

rory

I am about 3 weeks in on my first research project for a rabbit with blown elbow, and knee and ankle/heel issues. I have been injecting BPC daily with dose split between and elbow and knee areas and TBC 2x/week in abodomen.

At about 10 days in, elbow mobility and pain had noticeable improvement and there have been no noticeable issues or side-effects beyond some minor irritation at injection sites.

Going to up the game a bit and add Cartalax and GHK-Cu and wondering if anyone has gone this route and what dosing/injection protocols might be recommended.

For example, I am considering stacking the injections to reduct daily count by "drawing" all 4 into a single syringe (plus maybe some extra BAC to soften the blow of the Cu).

When you use Wolverine or DeadPool stacks, is the recommendation for abdomen or injury site injection?

Since I am studying use of peptides for a collection of joint issues, I am interested in whether anyone has studied single site (abdomen) vs one-injury-at-a-time for some period vs alternating injury site injections on a rotating site basis.

Hope that makes sense.

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I just read this and it has me questioning what I just started “researching”. Has the community read this and what are your thoughts?

I found this test result today on a COA from a vendor we discuss here quite often. They have two lots currently for sale, but only one of them show this spike on the left of the HPLC graph, and I would like to know what it is. I dont recall seeing it before on any COA i have looked at... but I am a noob.

They just wrapped up the envelope and sealed it with no bubble wrap or anything. I sent them a msg. on their site but couldn't attach picture. Awaiting email address to send pic. Do they actually expect me to pay for shipping this back to them? I've never had this trouble with them in previous order. Who "wrapped" this?! LOOK!