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Tbuddy177

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Does anyone participate in group testing for peptides or has found success finding a group?

I've never bought before, but have been looking. I see a lot of vendors post their COA online, but im having a hard time trusting that it has not been faked. Also their COAs dont include endotoxins as another poster mentioned.

I would feel much better to pay for a third party test myself to verify the quality of the vendors product, but its quite expense (approx 300 to 400). Would be much better to split this cost with others.

I see references to group testing here and there but have yet to find anything concrete for Canadians
 
Tbuddy177 said:
Does anyone participate in group testing for peptides or has found success finding a group?

I've never bought before, but have been looking. I see a lot of vendors post their COA online, but im having a hard time trusting that it has not been faked. Also their COAs dont include endotoxins as another poster mentioned.

I would feel much better to pay for a third party test myself to verify the quality of the vendors product, but its quite expense (approx 300 to 400). Would be much better to split this cost with others.

I see references to group testing here and there but have yet to find anything concrete for Canadians
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How do you trust the group?
Who’s verifying the purchase and the shipped package in this world of internet anonymity?

If it’s that important to you, it’s worth the extra expense.
 
You want to test peptides you bought online ? I don't know anyone here who has done group testing. If there is a Testides or Janoshik cert on the website you can usually go to the Testing companies website & look up the cert.....some certs have the endos as well as heavy metals - a few. I understand your concern - but once you get into peps you might change your mind about worrying.

Best thing to do is buy from websites that have the COAs with the testing you want - will save you alot of trouble. I initially had this concern too.
 
Don’t rust any websites do your own testing!
Find a reliable vendor that has COA’s
Buy with a few friends
Test the products as a group
Trust no one ..
 
SteveM said:
You want to test peptides you bought online ? I don't know anyone here who has done group testing. If there is a Testides or Janoshik cert on the website you can usually go to the Testing companies website & look up the cert.....some certs have the endos as well as heavy metals - a few. I understand your concern - but once you get into peps you might change your mind about worrying.

Best thing to do is buy from websites that have the COAs with the testing you want - will save you alot of trouble. I initially had this concern too.
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Having the vendors COA match the COA on the tetsing companies website is definitely a step in the right direction, but whose to say that the batch that was sent in for testing is the batch im actually receiving?

Im assuming the vendor can slap on any label they want on the vial and customize the batch number, so the vendor could test a high quality peptide and then fulfill orders with low quality, cheaper peptides. As long as the caps are the same color and they label the batch numbers the same, then who would ever know?
 
Tbuddy177 said:
Having the vendors COA match the COA on the tetsing companies website is definitely a step in the right direction, but whose to say that the batch that was sent in for testing is the batch im actually receiving?

Im assuming the vendor can slap on any label they want on the vial and customize the batch number, so the vendor could test a high quality peptide and then fulfill orders with low quality, cheaper peptides. As long as the caps are the same color and they label the batch numbers the same, then who would ever know?
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Yes - very valid point....however -- the reputable vendors test each batch of vials they receive in - it's labelled by batch in china - and then the sellers post the coa for that batch....and the batches are sometimes really large - so it will take a vendor a long time to sell all the product from that batch. So the coa is valid for a long time - until all that batch is sold out. I know you have concerns - but chances are high that if there was anything wrong with a batch others would have caught the issue long before you did - and remember - peps have been manufactured by china for many years now - the science & purity is amazingly good
 
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Not sure if this will affect test samples for janoshik.

Canada Post is suspending service to some European Union countries over new customs rules for low-value shipments.The postal service says it's not accepting mail or parcels destined for a dozen countries until further notice.They include Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Spain.Effective Wednesday, the European Union is introducing a three-euro customs duty on parcels imported from outside the bloc worth up to 150 euros, or about $240.It says many parcels are undervalued or falsely declared to avoid customs duties, while current rules give non-EU sellers an "unfair advantage" over businesses that manufacture or sell products in the European Union.Canada Post says it will continue accepting shipments to other EU destinations while it works to implement compliant solutions in the affected markets.
 
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Not sure if this will affect test samples for janoshik.

Canada Post is suspending service to some European Union countries over new customs rules for low-value shipments.The postal service says it's not accepting mail or parcels destined for a dozen countries until further notice.They include Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Spain.Effective Wednesday, the European Union is introducing a three-euro customs duty on parcels imported from outside the bloc worth up to 150 euros, or about $240.It says many parcels are undervalued or falsely declared to avoid customs duties, while current rules give non-EU sellers an "unfair advantage" over businesses that manufacture or sell products in the European Union.Canada Post says it will continue accepting shipments to other EU destinations while it works to implement compliant solutions in the affected markets.
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Hmmmmm....not sure if I believe that....what website did you get that from?
 
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Thanks rp...that's bloody insane...going to be alot of people absolutely pissed.. .but I expect people who need janoshik testing will ship ups or Purolator and pay the extra expense....either that or testides is going to get really busy....
 
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