Asking about Janoshick

[Kalinser]

Hello guys, with some digging and chatgpt, I found out that purity test is not enough!

LPS, HEAVY CHEMICALS and Sterility is also very important.

How importans is above things? What is chance of getting peptide that does not pass these tests?

I see that vendors who sell for good price, barely offer these tests, or just do not.

Any advice would be helpfull! I m newbie here, so I want to ask from your personal experience folks!

Thanks in advance.

 

[hexagonal]

LPS / Heavy Metals - Jano says he has basically never seen these reach harmful levels

Sterility - 3-5% of all peptide vials fail sterility checks (Always filter)

Personally, I am confident enough to purchase based on purity tests and assume LPS/Heavy Metals are good and Sterility is bad.

 

[Kalinser]

LPS / Heavy Metals - Jano says he has basically never seen these reach harmful levels

Sterility - 3-5% of all peptide vials fail sterility checks (Always filter)

Personally, I am confident enough to purchase based on purity tests and assume LPS/Heavy Metals are good and Sterility is bad.

sO STERILITY test and that is it as long as purity is good? hey Can I dm you for a another question if it is not a problem?

 

[miss-sanne]

sO STERILITY test and that is it as long as purity is good? hey Can I dm you for a another question if it is not a problem?

Post here, so we can read it too.

 

[YoYoFat]

You don’t need heavy metals for GLP-1 testing because they’re not involved in the lyophilizing process of those peps.

I’ve never seen endotoxins reach a scary level.

 

[hexagonal]

sO STERILITY test and that is it as long as purity is good? hey Can I dm you for a another question if it is not a problem?

Assume sterility is a fail. Testing one vial tells you nothing about how sterile another vial is, and it fails regularly enough that long-term use guarantees that you will receive unsterile vials.

Filtering will handle sterility concerns.

If it's a question that would be relevant to everyone, just ask here - I don't mind DMs in general, but I don't always answer quickly (or at all, depending on if I read it and don't answer in the moment and then forget to get back to it)

 

[deleted.user.18]

Hello guys, with some digging and chatgpt, I found out that purity test is not enough!

LPS, HEAVY CHEMICALS and Sterility is also very important.

How importans is above things? What is chance of getting peptide that does not pass these tests?

I see that vendors who sell for good price, barely offer these tests, or just do not.

Any advice would be helpfull! I m newbie here, so I want to ask from your personal experience folks!

Thanks in advance.

We’ve been having a pretty intense discussion about this here:

Mass and Purity Testing vs. Safety: The Noob Explainer I Wish I Had From The Beginning

If you’re new to peptides, like me, here’s the simple truth: purity and mass tests tell you about quality and quantity of the target substance, not total contents of the vial, or even safety beyond dosing errors. Too many of us see 99.xx% purity and think, “seriously how bad could the other...

glp1forum.com

Bottom line is the guy who’s tests 1000s of samples a month is on record stating that he feels an ethical responsibility to inform clients that sterility, endotoxin, heavy metals, fentanyl, etc. are unlikely to be worth the money. The common danger is a) the product you got is not the product in the vial, and b) the quantity you bought is not the quantity in the vial. So confirming dose, medicine, and purity solves the most common dangers of grey. You’ll never be able to test for everything in the excipient, that’s not what testing accomplishes, or even can accomplish.

 

[IshimaruKenta]

Bottom line, don't listen to anything AI has to say. You'll be far better off without it. Let it draw you pictures, but not medical advice.