FDA Registered Manufacturers of Tirz API

Very interesting, did they also said what was the difference between the two grades?
Pharmaceutical vs. Cosmetic-
One I would inject and not blink. One, I'd have to consider it a while as it might contain impurities that could make me seriously ill if taken internally.

Some of the peptides we in the grey market are getting are likely cosmetic grade because the labs are not routinely inspected.
 
Pharmaceutical vs. Cosmetic-
One I would inject and not blink. One, I'd have to consider it a while as it might contain impurities that could make me seriously ill if taken internally.

Some of the peptides we in the grey market are getting are likely cosmetic grade because the labs are not routinely inspected.
I am pretty sure the distinction is more complex than just the purity.

It must be a whole different manufacturing process and standards.

I don't think they care about sterile condition, or potential harmful unreached chemicals once ingested for exemple.

I'm interested specifically about the exact differences, I'm gonna ping some to dig into this.
 
I am pretty sure the distinction is more complex than just the purity.

It must be a whole different manufacturing process and standards.

I don't think they care about sterile condition, or potential harmful unreached chemicals once ingested for exemple.

I'm interested specifically about the exact differences.

I would think manufacturing would be similar. Why have a second manufacturing set up to deliberately get a lower quality product and thus less profit?... maybe a bifurcation in the process where the product is combined with other substances to make a different product.

Obviously, there are stricter quality control mechanisms for pharmaceuticals. The differences between GHK-CU pharmaceutical (99.99% purity) and GHK-CU cosmetic grade (>70% purity) is in the fillers.

And, anyway... Technically .... anything less than 99.99 purity is cosmetic grade.
 
I would think manufacturing would be similar. Why have a second manufacturing set up to deliberately get a lower quality product and thus less profit?... maybe a bifurcation in the process where the product is combined with other substances to make a different product.

Obviously, there are stricter quality control mechanisms for pharmaceuticals. The differences between GHK-CU pharmaceutical (99.99% purity) and GHK-CU cosmetic grade (>70% purity) is in the fillers.

And, anyway... Technically .... anything less than 99.99 purity is cosmetic grade.
Pharma does not reach 99.9 purity, that's impossible (read: prohibitively expensive) for any kind of large scale production.
 
I would think manufacturing would be similar. Why have a second manufacturing set up to deliberately get a lower quality product and thus less profit?... maybe a bifurcation in the process where the product is combined with other substances to make a different product.

Obviously, there are stricter quality control mechanisms for pharmaceuticals. The differences between GHK-CU pharmaceutical (99.99% purity) and GHK-CU cosmetic grade (>70% purity) is in the fillers.

And, anyway... Technically .... anything less than 99.99 purity is cosmetic grade.
To reach different markets.

Why do you think we have different car models, etc. It's not just the price, the product itself is often completely built differently.

Fillers are not added at this stage, manufacturers provide the raw (not even lyophilized), excipients are added during lyophilization by finishers.
 
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