JPEPTICS?

[thebigmess]

I’ve never heard of them… Their prices definitely aren’t gray prices but they’re low by US standards

Stumbled across them and they’re doing some different things with transparency that I found interesting that I haven’t seen before…

Of course COA’s from suppliers in China mean diddly squat until we test them our damn self because there’s no “chain of command”.

But look what they’re doing…

On their COA they share the specific cap color in the picture and in the batch number (not new I know…)

But they’re even sharing how big their batch is in the batch # on the vial label pic and in the actual batch number provided on the COA (ex: TZ-1025-1/200PNK) I am assuming that’s Tirz - OCT 2025 - vial 1 out of 200. And then they physically number each vial 1-200.



I know that doesn’t fix the chain of command issue but I thought it was cool to see people working to do different things to provide some sort of honest transparency in the peptide community.

Here’s their “Transparency” letter… thoughts? Opinions? Is it cool, or am I just a peptide nerd lol

 

[vewdew34]

No thank you, $50 per vial of Tirz 30mg way to expensive for something that came from China.

 

[vewdew34]

I can get cheaper from the US with COA also for $24 per vial of Tirz 30 from amino annex. For the price of 1 I get 2 and still have 2 dollars for a bottle of water

 

[thebigmess]

Maybe I wasn’t clear… I wasn’t asking about the pricing, I was asking about people’s thoughts about the COA’s and transparency… has anyone seen anything like this?

 

[Ted R]

Wow. A COA that says what the batch number is and how much is in the vial, the approximate purity, the year it was made and the color of the cap? Not exactly anything groundbreaking there. What is it that strikes you as very transparent here. Not the cap...

 

[randompersonrandom]

Whenever I see that something is "low priced by US standards", I go back to compounding. Brello, the compounding pharmacy I started with, does three months any dose for $500. So if you tell them you're on 15mg, they will send you nine vials of 22mg each. That means a vial of T-22 from them, reconned by an actual pharmacist in an actual clean room, is $56.

Something to consider when you're thinking about pricing.

 

[MsGizmo]

Well, for starters their 10 pack of tirz costs $175 more than Nexaph.

I can't directly compare their reta to that of Nexaph due to the vial dosages ... but their 20mg for $499 is just slightly cheaper than the 24mg kits that Nexaph sells for $525

What bothers me the most though .. is that those two items seems to be all they are selling. That says to me that they are small potato resellers who could easily be in it for a quick cash grab and if something goes wrong they could just disappear with your money because they don't have a reputation to damage in the first place.

Oh .. and there is nothing special about the COA.

 

[Jack brown]

This appears to be the vendor copy pasting this post into various forums?

 

[thebigmess]

I guess I’m definitely a nerd then

I wasn’t wow’ed by their prices…

I just thought it was different that they were numbering each vial and sharing exactly how big their batch size was, most companies don’t seem to do that.

And yes I post on other forums, is that a problem?

 

[littledragon25]

I guess I’m definitely a nerd then

I wasn’t wow’ed by their prices…

I just thought it was different that they were numbering each vial and sharing exactly how big their batch size was, most companies don’t seem to do that.

And yes I post on other forums, is that a problem?

Meh, they don't seem anything special and like all COAs, it isn't worth the paper it's printed on anyway. Just because they say they had X amount in a batch doesn't make it true.