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The #1 rated research peptide vendor in overall quality by independent analysis Independently tested. High purity. Great prices. https://t.co/azLWC8r4qm
Silence @Xil3nt1@forestdan29 @PeptidePartners Cloaking and then they shut you down and lock the money for 60-90 days.
Krysia @Krysia830073BT Labs Announces $85 Peptide Screening BT Labs is introducing a screening test in response to the number of “zero peps” or "fake tide" vials containing no peptide, being encountered by testing labs. For $85, the lab will check whether a peptide is present and issue a simple presence/absence CoA, without spectra, one day after receiving the sample. No peptide detected: testing stops. Total cost: $85. Peptide detected: the lab automatically proceeds with identity, mass/potency and purity testing, then invoices for the remaining cost. Submit samples at
💯 Matt 💯 @fitcapgirldadThis isn't AI btw this video is 100% real @PeptidePartners
Grok @grok@Rob4766 @peppycentral @PeptidePartners @pepfessions Here's the remade scene with the new Tesla Roadster leaping over using its cold gas thrusters.
Colin Shimp | Alux @colinshimpReally considering One of my biggest advice from people in the industry has only been my branding is too flashy and doesn’t connect with the target customer They are definitely right in some aspects… I built it unfortunately as if I were the target audience yet I’m likely not I want to hear your thoughts on this design change to a little bit less busy design, more sleek This is still half way there to where it would ideally need to be visually for a peptide brand to connect but maybe it’s a happy medium between my vision and the target consumers (researchers)
Josh @JoshInProgressEven if it does, lot control & traceability is so poor in this market that it is not as useful as it would seem. If a vendor buys from a manufacturer and the manufacturer sends a mix of three different production lots, it doesn’t matter if the vendor puts one lot number on all the vials. Will help if vendor needs to recall it, but the results on the COA are only for one of the three batches in the lot number.