Who is Loti Labs?

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Their add just popped up on Reddit. They’re saying “Made in USA”, “for research purposes only”, and one vial of 5mg sema (reconstituted) is approx $100.

Don’t see how are they different from eg Mochi and others, and it’s just a matter of time before EL and others start going after them… I hope it doesn’t affect us little guys in the process.
 
graca123 said:
Their add just popped up on Reddit. They’re saying “Made in USA”, “for research purposes only”, and one vial of 5mg sema (reconstituted) is approx $100.

Don’t see how are they different from eg Mochi and others, and it’s just a matter of time before EL and others start going after them… I hope it doesn’t affect us little guys in the process.
Well, there is plenty of people willing to pay..but that is crazy..$20 per mg
 
Loti IS very pricey, whoever they are. For that price, there is no convenience at all there.
 
Skidude said:
Well, there is plenty of people willing to pay..but that is crazy..$20 per mg
For comparison, you can get tirz from a legitimate compounding pharmacy for as low as $2.78/mg (through Brello Health).

(Or as low as 34 cents per milligram for the lyopholized powder of tirz, for a T100 kit of 100mg vials.)
 
graca123 said:
it’s just a matter of time before EL and others start going after them…
And like @AndyPanda said before, a peptide company is more likely to be a target because a former, unhappy customer has reported them to LE.

But the DEA, FDA, and the government in general has so many weird, conflicting priorities, so who knows. A DEA agent investigated my local pharmacy over nothing and threatened to shut them down "if it happens again" (not related to peptides or pain pills).
 
Any company targeting consumers with research peptides "Made in the USA" is run by liars, and IMHO that tells you everything you need to know about them.

They're simply preying on the lowest common denominator customer who is easily swayed by meaningless marketing phrases.
 
Calm Logic said:
For comparison, you can get tirz from a legitimate compounding pharmacy for as low as $2.78/mg (through Brello Health).

(Or as low as 34 cents per milligram for the lyopholized powder of tirz, for a T100 kit of 100mg vials.)
Omg...
 
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