Noteablequotable's Test Results Dump

[noteablequotable]

Happy Saturday!

In the spirit of transparency and protecting the health of this relatively small community I've decided to publish the purity test results for my peptide purchases.

I've done a total of 11 tests so far for various peptides which were purchased from both Nexaph and ASC. Vanguard performed the testing.

I was not compensated or offered discounts for publishing these results, and I did not inform Vanguard, ASC, or Nexaph that I intended to publish these results.

Results can be found here:

https://airtable.com/app5FI8vqpRLU8t76/shrcnfYjiEERZVYIf

I also created an FAQ with answers to some questions I anticipated here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z3mpOqytza2eT5lJcd4Q4yELb0afpq74naD3S-suGis/edit?usp=sharing

 

[Garbo]

Absolutely brilliant and very generous. Thank you, NQ xo

 

[exploitedworkerbee]

we salute you.

 

[Glp1judd]

Fantastic! Thats the spirit there’s needs more of.

 

[noteablequotable]

Well, I have some bad but interesting news everyone here should be aware of.

I shared these results on all of the major Peptide forums (except Peppy's because they're having an outage) and someone mentioned evidence that Vanguard might be fudging their results:

When SRY made a mistake and sent T45 instead of T60 to a large group buy, all of the vials (8 total) sent to PeptideTest came in at around 45mg. A vial from a kit also sent to PeptideTest was tested by Vanguard and came in at 64mg. While it's possible that a single vial from the T60 batch made it into the group buy, the more likely scenario is that Vanguard has been fudging some of their testing.

This has NOT been confirmed, but unfortunately for me I've sent so many vials to Vanguard that the easiest way to sort this out would be to send more of my vials to a different lab.

I am willing to donate more vials but I can't afford to spend more on testing. If we can figure out a way to organize people between the various forums to cover costs I am happy to help out.

 

[cldfront]

Well, I have some bad but interesting news everyone here should be aware of.

I shared these results on all of the major Peptide forums (except Peppy's because they're having an outage) and someone mentioned evidence that Vanguard might be fudging their results:

When SRY made a mistake and sent T45 instead of T60 to a large group buy, all of the vials (8 total) sent to PeptideTest came in at around 45mg. A vial from a kit also sent to PeptideTest was tested by Vanguard and came in at 64mg. While it's possible that a single vial from the T60 batch made it into the group buy, the more likely scenario is that Vanguard has been fudging some of their testing.

This has NOT been confirmed, but unfortunately for me I've sent so many vials to Vanguard that the easiest way to sort this out would be to send more of my vials to a different lab.

I am willing to donate more vials but I can't afford to spend more on testing. If we can figure out a way to organize people between the various forums to cover costs I am happy to help out.

Ohforgoodnesssake. What a bummer. Thank you for the generosity of sharing your results. FWIW, I have tested with PeptideTest and had a snafu where I needed to circle back on the COA (to edit my name out of the QR code) and they responded in a way that made me feel like they are firmly committed to the integrity of their process.

 

[clayd]

Well, I have some bad but interesting news everyone here should be aware of.

I shared these results on all of the major Peptide forums (except Peppy's because they're having an outage) and someone mentioned evidence that Vanguard might be fudging their results:

When SRY made a mistake and sent T45 instead of T60 to a large group buy, all of the vials (8 total) sent to PeptideTest came in at around 45mg. A vial from a kit also sent to PeptideTest was tested by Vanguard and came in at 64mg. While it's possible that a single vial from the T60 batch made it into the group buy, the more likely scenario is that Vanguard has been fudging some of their testing.

This has NOT been confirmed, but unfortunately for me I've sent so many vials to Vanguard that the easiest way to sort this out would be to send more of my vials to a different lab.

I am willing to donate more vials but I can't afford to spend more on testing. If we can figure out a way to organize people between the various forums to cover costs I am happy to help out.

Someone should send a T60 vial and claim it's T30

 

[GimmeABreak]

My new rule is that I will not specify the mg when sending the vial for testing with any lab. They need to know the peptide being tested but I can't imagine why they would need to know the number of expected mg. If you look at COA's some don't specify whether it is T15 or T30 being tested, they just list Tirzepatide.