Lab results far less than expected.
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Good for you. Two-thirds of vials I've had tested came back with no [GLP-X] detected.articfox said:
The "we don't assume a scam" mentality here surprises me, when there are many such cases. I'd put money on there being more cases than we know of because so many people don't test. Sorry @articfox, I think you done been had : / It sucks.
It's been happening more and more lately, adding to the simplicity argument.Grogu said:
Does anyone know how much it costs to make, say, tirz? Obviously more than the fillers, but enough more to keep tanking vendors who send out filler-only (or ???) instead of the real API?
There's been a huge rash of scams, shams and sloppiness in the past short while, but prior to that the vast majority of vendor "scam" accusations were actually buyer impatience, misunderstanding, miscommunication, etc. Including buying from imposters acquired poorly.AngieHolmes said:
That may speak to this being a more widespread problem than an overlap. Zero detected results have been on the increase for a while now; this one caught a bunch at once so it seems remarkable but I'm not sure it is.ladyj779 said:The test results being shown on x are from freedom, not jano, but I have no reason to doubt their accuracy
From the first post the ghkcu that tested fine was from a different vendor.
Same. There's been a ton of "benefit of the doubt" bias happening, probably reasonably so based on prior conditions, but things have changed.spanky2026 said:
I am now waiting for testing on a SECOND reshipmemt from a reseller who I am convinced had no idea they were selling zero peptides. It was my first experience with grey and I am not gonna lie it has left a bad taste in my mouth about the whole thing.
The vendor has bent over backwards to make it right but I believe they themselves don’t have a reliable source. It was not a vendor on this forum I found them on Global Sources and jumped in feet first thinking how smart I was to have found a vendor on my own.
The question I have is why? How much are they saving by sending vials of mannitol vs the actual product. The mass spectrometry shows it was something. But what? The worst part is injected it for several weeks and have no idea what I was injecting. I am still here and haven’t grown an extra limb so I am not going to worry about it but suffice it to say I won’t be doing that again.
The vendor has bent over backwards to make it right but I believe they themselves don’t have a reliable source. It was not a vendor on this forum I found them on Global Sources and jumped in feet first thinking how smart I was to have found a vendor on my own.
The question I have is why? How much are they saving by sending vials of mannitol vs the actual product. The mass spectrometry shows it was something. But what? The worst part is injected it for several weeks and have no idea what I was injecting. I am still here and haven’t grown an extra limb so I am not going to worry about it but suffice it to say I won’t be doing that again.
When you do decide to come out with the information of the vendor, include some screenshots of the conversation with them.
I guess you can be glad it wasn't 15mg of cagrilintide you were injecting. WTF
Good that you're OK
Good that you're OK
Now it seems both reports are about the same situation, right? Not great, but better than a domino scenario.ladyj779 said:
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This is my question, too. How much are they saving by sending inert, at best, fillers instead of the active ingredient we're expecting? Are reputations that cheap? Meanwhile it's the vendors, not the original scammers, who take the marketplace hit. After us, of course!Tirzmonkey said:
I personally will NEVER understand this thinking. Honestly. I understand you are one of many that voted but why not share what was found (not speaking directly at you, just this type of thing in the community). I’m sure the folks in there have been benefited by someone else’s paid for 3P testing.boytres said:
A vial of T30 is what, $12.00?AngieHolmes said:
Let's assume vendors pay $8.00 tops.
And buys direct from the manufacturer.
The manufacture's cost might be $3.00?
I'd guess the actual peptide cost is pennies per vial.
What did they save, $1-2 for a kit?
I know they sell a lot of kits, it adds up.
The losers in this are the people who are injecting nothing but fancy expensive water. And what that does to your progress, especially in weight loss, is a terrible thing. Shame on them.
I suppose it's possible this is all due to a mishap. But having it happen to multiple peptides, makes it hard for me to believe that. Somebody's getting paid.
Exactly this. Six weeks of progress lost and I am a firm believer that Tirzepatide will be found to have so many benefits that we are just now learning about. For those six weeks it was gradually leaving my system and it took several weeks once I realized what I was injecting was not Tirzepatide for it to build back up.Herkimer P Shagnasty said:
I know it's even more expensive to do the blind GLP tests but I'd like to see them and get more to the bottom of whether these are just all filler or mislabeled products.Herkimer P Shagnasty said:
What was that like? Did you think you were taking something weaker than usual? Or that you were doing something wrong? I'm sorry that happened : /Tirzmonkey said:
That's a good point. Incompetence > malice.TooGood76 said:
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