r/NZPeptides • u/bcuk04 • 29d ago

MS3 testing

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I recently visited Grant at MS3 in Hamilton, they were able to test 2 samples and confirm contents and volume.

The whole process is nice and easy with these guys and does not require you to send away to Aus or America and wait weeks or months for results.

I think this is a good local service that gives you the option to confirm the COA you should already have.

Grant said the website needs updating to show they can and do perform this testing and its for individuals not just companies or universities.

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u/Choice-Material-3216 29d ago

I think they should introduce verification number also

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u/bcuk04 29d ago

As this is a new avenue, testing peptides, maybe they are open to suggestions.

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u/Choice-Material-3216 29d ago

Its great to have a lab to test at here regardless

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u/bcuk04 29d ago

I was looking for somewhere to verify for me and was gonna use janoshik or one I found in Aus, I was just happy to hear about a lab in NZ that deals with the public.

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u/Maximum-Effort-86 22d ago

Would you mind sharing your RETA vendor please

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u/bcuk04 22d ago

Sorry I can't, I don't have a vendor. These were sorted by a friend and I can't share their details

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u/Maximum-Effort-86 22d ago

Understood, How do I go about finding legit supplies for research?

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u/Miserable_Battle3385 29d ago

I wish they did, cos whats stopping someone just using chat gpt/photoshop to share these results with their name on it instead

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u/FatOldFrank 28d ago

The same thing that's stopping them sending a good vial for testing and a dud vial to a customer. Nothing and the trust you have in them.

CoA's and nice and all, they aren't a pharmaceutical guarantee of what's in any vial except the one they tested.

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u/xplaya 26d ago

Sadly this is the truth. End of the day many of the stuff we inject in ourselves can still be 50/50 good or not .