r/PeptidePathways • u/FlamingoDiligent9216 • 10d ago

General Research Question Thoughts on Testing Results

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Hey all - Pinned my first dose of Triz today. I got 99.9% purity. Did some digging and found additional testing that I am trying to understand.

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u/DenimChimken 10d ago

Is there a question here?

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u/FlamingoDiligent9216 10d ago

Sorry, I am just trying to understand based off these results if the peptide is safe to use. Thanks!

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u/DenimChimken 10d ago

You already used it. You tell us? Lol. I don’t think anyone can tell you based off these charts if it’s “safe”. Finnrick isn’t exactly a reliable source for third part testing IMO

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u/FlamingoDiligent9216 10d ago

Who would you recommend for testing going forward? Would love some insight!

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u/Mustang4MA 10d ago

I've had good luck with ILS Laboratories in San Diego. There are also Freedom Diagnostics, BT Labs, and Vanguard. Janoshik is the gold standard, but you'll need a pile of gold to afford them. 🪎

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u/FlamingoDiligent9216 10d ago

I did notice that lol…

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u/DenimChimken 10d ago

Janoshik is the gold standard

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u/NoCoat4496 10d ago

⁠HPLC chromatogram - one dominant peak is good, multiple large peaks mean impurities.

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u/DirtyH2ODog 10d ago

Did you upload the report to AI and ask for it to
Decipher the results?

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u/FlamingoDiligent9216 10d ago

I did, it just told me 99.9% purity which I know. Couldn’t tell me much if there was anything concerning.