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@Krysia830073 I don’t think it’s a stopper I use 22-25G all the time and never accidentally rip a part of the stopper. It’s designed to be punctured and I don’t think it would be slender it would be more of a chunk idk.

WTF is in here ?

@Krysia830073 Their GKP is a standout at a great price. Everything else is good. Not low enough to seem like a scam. For example there are vendors that have R60 under $300. But they’re rare to have R available larger amounts

@Vanguard_Lab BA w/o enough BA can still technically be sterile water? Is there a different process or assay for sterility testing BAC water? Also with the endotoxin load, why does the report not have a limit range on it? It just says n.a next to the endo quantity. Isn’t there a USP limit

@watchingdascene @Krysia830073 B.A. content was well below effective threshold to prevent bacterial growth.

@Vanguard_Lab This looks a lot like one of your COAs ?

@Vanguard_Lab @Krysia830073 This doesn’t make sense how did it fail Sterility?

@peptidemaxxings Not inconsistent. They have multiple sale reps pretending to be different companies. It’s an attempt to hit up more leads more than anything. At the end of the day they’re trying to sell their products

@Krysia830073 sounds like you dug up some interesting inconsistencies between those vendors and their COAs

First we had the interview that Broke the Lab, now we have the Déjà Vu Vendor Two vendors, three matching COAs, one very familiar interview. What began as a routine vendor interview became a strange comparison between SQ Peptide and ZK Technoligy. Read the full article here

@Krysia830073 I’ve seen this before 2 unrelated ppl share the same COAs similar price lists (with slightly different pricing)

So annoying when they deny it

Unbelievable, there's now a third vendor in this posse. They all want their own channels

@Krysia830073 A tiled countertop is insane too. It should be smooth black lab bench countertops. And surprised he’s not wearing proper PPE. Wearing shorts with socks + scandals is crazy to see. It’s a shame grey space pedestalize this. Only if ppl saw GxP facilities at an avg pharma company

@Krysia830073 Your local uni has nicer facilities. This looks crazy lol ngl. And the prices they charge I expected fancier equipment and cleaner/more modern facilities. Greedy company for what they do. I’m looking forward to more competitors entering the space. Will you tour Uzorak?

Janoshik's lab is huge and he's shown me around the whole building, so I've split the tour into instalments. Here is part 1

@Krysia830073 It is baffling to me Janoshik is increasing prices without increasing their tech. Uzorak uses HPLC-MS & it’s superior and more expensive. They might be able to take Jano’s crown. Jano is flying too close to the sun

My latest article looks at Janoshik’s recent price increases and the much bigger question sitting underneath them: What happens when one testing lab becomes the grey market’s default referee? This isn’t just about exchange rates, turnaround times or customer service strain. It’s about how Janoshik became the vendor gold standard, why many vendors now only recognise his results for refunds and replacements, and why the community still trusts him despite growing frustration around operational bottlenecks. Full article below;

@Krysia830073 Orgo throwback. HPLC doesn’t confirm 3D structure or bio activity. Ring chemistry is difficult NMR or x ray is needed among other testing but way more expensive and not everyone is trained to even recognize this new pep’s properties. Isn’t it proprietary

Before we get too excited about Eloralintide, part 2, The Trouble With Elora moves away from the hype and into the chemistry problem behind grey-market Eloralintide. It looks at why Eloralintide is structurally very different from simpler GLP-style peptides, why the methylene thioacetal ring matters, why “mass & purity” testing may not be enough and why structurally incorrect forms could potentially hide beneath apparently clean COAs. Because with Eloralintide, the question may no longer be: “does the mass match?” But: “is this structurally the same molecule Lilly designed?”

@Krysia830073 This is crazy. Did past customer’s receive stuff from the impersonators? Or did the impersonators just run off wit the money. I never ordered peps off websites. But I’m ngl that’s one of the better pep websites I’ve seen. It’s so sleek

ggpeps.net, the GYC impersonation scam is far more complicated than a normal fake peptide website. It's trying to imitate the real ggpeps.com website. It has real Janoshik COAs, real GLP1Forum links,  real Telegram links. This is mixed together with fake elements. That’s exactly what makes it convincing. Full article below

@XKING25s @Krysia830073 Ppl have been saying to destroy the Lilac R30s. There’s something else in there

@Krysia830073 @Krysia830073 sorry to bother but any idea about these retas? Going to order from a vendor. Baicaoxiangpeptides. They had glp1 forum posts and people saying they are legit got their reta and tested. But i dont trust no one but you

We have another kit with yet another new label that testing has shown tirzepatide not Reta. Someone called Yula is the vendor.

@Krysia830073 I’m siding with Uzorak based on their argument. But I need to take a peak at the raw data files. Have to dust off my Orgo chem lol

In this episode The Battle of the Labs: The Aftermath, it's the day after an alcohol fuelled night for Janoshik. He says the alleged PVDF signal may be mannitol/excipient chemistry misread through flawed workflow setup. UZORAK says the raw MS data still shows PVDF-like repeat patterns. Same spectra. Two interpretations. The battle continues… Read the full article here

@Krysia830073 Uzorak is more accurate but ppl are biased to Jano & they don’t want to discard their precious peps so they will mostly ignore Uzorak’s results. It makes more sense to send it to a lab who uses HRLC-MS and not just Jano again.

The battle of the labs continues. Janoshik has now tested the now notorious FSD SS31 batch and has not found the same concerning results as UZORAK

@Krysia830073 Do you think it’s counterfeit or stolen Hospira? I’m shocked how close it looks to the real thing. Is there a possibility real Hospira is diverted as eBac? Similar to how 1 potato chip factory can make multiple brands / change the bag’s packaging

eBac water vs Hospira One interesting thing that kept coming up while researching this was how many people said the older eBac bottles used to look almost 1:1 with Hospira. And now I can see why. You’ll be forgiven for thinking the pictures below are the real Hospira, but they're actually the old eBac bottles before they changed them around the time when Amazon pulled back their Bacwaters. When I compared it to my authentic Hospira it looks identical. Same pink-and-white colour scheme. Same multi-dose vial layout. Same “Bacteriostatic Water for Injection, USP” wording. Same Hospira branding placement. Same clinical pharma-style formatting. Same silver crimp and sterile vial presentation. Even the overall proportions and label structure were designed to immediately resemble genuine Hospira BAC water I can now see exactly why customers were mistaken.

@Michaelmor75127 Yup same here all my orders have been with my CC and I haven’t been burned yet. I was never comfortable with the idea of crypto

@punishedfounder This is why I only buy grey market peptides with a credit card. If they don’t deliver I contact the cc company & get my money back. If they won’t accept cc then I walk. Buying anything with crypto is how you get burned.

the deal with these ultra cheap vendors is that they ship the 1st order and then flip a coin to decide which existing customer gets scammed on the next one this is how they do it you’d do well to believe me :] peptaura.

@punishedfounder lol not true I use 2 vendors who have cheaper or similar prices to the screenshot and they take CC payments…they don’t exit scam on the subsequent orders and to be honest that’s a risk with any vendor esp those who only take crypto. A vendor is good until they’re not

@Krysia830073 I wipe down all my kits’ boxes with IPA right out the box lol.

An average Pepper warehouse in China. Hopefully before they cleaned up !

@Krysia830073 I don’t do blends I just get them separately and skip the TB. Lol at another “popular vendor” flopping. 12 mg is atrocious not even 50 mg smh

When a Blend Isn’t a Blend: Inside a Failed KLOW Batch Results from a batch of KLOW labelled as an 80 mg blend (typically marketed as a combination of GHK-Cu, TB-500, BPC-157 and KPV )

@NDMFlyHigh lol yall just found out about endo. No clue about the formulation and if it has residue from the synthesis process. It’s all good as long as it’s overfilled and “pure” right? Each batch is Russian roulette which is why ppl take it & filter and pray even when it fails testing

@watchingdascene @Krysia830073 and like getting drugs on the street each batch is Russian roulette even with “testing” Dont think so.

The one constant in this grey market is people searching for that elusive “vetted” or “trusted” vendor, and it’s one of my biggest pet peeves. In this article, I explain why the term “trusted vendor” simply isn’t feasible in this space, and why people may need to stop searching for a unicorn that doesn’t exist. Full article below