Still building Stack. Most of the work right now is matching product records to the documents behind them. If something doesn’t line up, we leave the listing pending.
@TheCryptoDaddi Damn, that’s brutal. I saw you haven’t even received a notice yet. Did the tracking say who seized it, or did it go straight from held to disposed? I’d want to know what they even identified the shipment as
@ElevateBiohack Yeah I’m with you. This explains it better than comparing half-lives. I’d love to see cyp and enanthate side by side with the same concentration, carrier oil and solvent system. I wonder how many people would keep the same preference. Appreciate you writing this out..
@mattmastro_ Has anyone found compatibility data for this exact mix? I keep seeing “it stayed clear” in the replies, but that doesn’t tell you whether either compound stayed stable
Big peptide news that X keeps reporting wrong: an FDA advisory panel backed six peptides for the 503A bulks list.
That is not approval. The recommendations are non-binding, and FDA hasn’t made the final call.
Next up: GHK-Cu, Dihexa, LL-37, Melanotan II and PEG-MGF.
The more time I spend in this space, the more obvious the problem gets: people compare compounds before confirming what was actually in the vial.
A purity number alone doesn’t answer that. A COA should answer questions, not just sit on a product page looking official. So many RUO stores in this space don't even try. It's blatant photoshop with nothing to back up their claims.
@drmarlonperalta But how do you separate the compound youre taking from sleep, caffeine and normal day-to-day variance? Logging is better than guessing, but subjective scores can still make noise look promising :)
@gregogallagher But is it actually reta, and does the vial contain what the label claims? If that isn’t verified, people are simply arguing over anecdotes
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