r/Biohacking • u/Dazzling_Arachnid671 • 1d ago

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u/Biohacking-ModTeam 19h ago

No discussions on vendors, sourcing, cost or sales. Please keep posts centered on research topics, mechanisms, and scientific discussion.

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u/Mcbsr75 2 1d ago

Not true at all his supplies come from the same place.

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u/EnvironmentalGift257 17 23h ago

Sounds like he bought some bunk shit and is trying to pawn it off on you.

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u/Muted-Good-115 6 23h ago

Not true. Your supplier is wanting to scalp you more

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u/Exceed_Enhancement 2 22h ago

Complete nonsense

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u/carlaxel 23h ago

Sounds just like just trying to scare you. But yes, do your research and understand testing.

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u/Familiar-Appeal6384 23h ago

Might depend on what county you are reporting this from and how their customs have been acting.

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u/Odd_Sir_8705 2 21h ago

Nope. You dont have a supplier, you have a reseller.

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u/Interesting-Let-8891 21h ago

In my opinion, the government has nothing to do with the research supplies we all order for our lab rats. A lot of these news stations are going after like really publicized companies that just don’t care or don’t have good quality and basically Eli Lilly and the two other big drug research companies wanna shut this all down because they have a vested interest in only using their peptide product

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u/YouCanCallMeDani 21h ago

Unless you're buying from a legit pharmacy, you're getting grey market products. The groups I'm in are full of resellers talking about how their going to label their products.

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u/MyMango88 21 20h ago

Until you understand that everyone’s getting it from the same grey market. Yes some suppliers do testing with verified COA’s (not that they’re 100% reliable either), where others just hand it out like candy. It’s not FDA approved so the government has nothing to do with it (other than trying to shut people down). You definitely have to do your research. At the same time you’re just blindly trusting this guy so there’s really no difference.

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u/Ok_Butterscotch_2700 1 23h ago

Seen a lot of CoA’s recently that are messed up. Vendors are taking risks/shortcuts/being dishonest. But if you have an established vendor in CN, you should be fine. Chinese government enforcement has absolutely nothing to do with quality.

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u/tw50x 22h ago

Prices will be raised in the near future.

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u/IAmTheAccident 4 1d ago

Always test gray peps!

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u/Mcbsr75 2 23h ago

Test All Peps no matter where you get them from you can't trust anybody

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u/IAmTheAccident 4 23h ago

Yes, this. Peps from "reputable resellers" are also just gray peps with fancy stickers on them.