tangoecho311
Member
Ordered around lunch 9/20. Received today 9/25! Order arrived well packaged, pucks intact, QR code works. Confirmed the report matches on Jano's website. Very excited to research this!
Is NEXAPH FIRST with Hyperlinked Kits?
- Thread starter dionysos
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My experience with them is all positive! Reliable email answers, great price, quick shipping, good COA's...... what's not to like? I have bought from them several times with consistently outstandinding service!
PurpleCatFur
New_Member
Just reconstituted some NEXAPH Tesa, TB500, and BPC-157 all pulled 2ml of BAC water with vacuum very quickly. All crystal clear instantly. All QR links match test and crimp/cap combination and batch number on Jano test when it was listed. I hope all future 2nd party tests list the batch number on the test, this does not seem to be consistent but still better than most.
notyourrobot
New_Member
Hi zpped, may I ask if you used the vials that had the rotating crimps? I have a kit of t30 and two of the vials have loose, spinning crimps. I'm not sure if I should use them or toss them.
If you contact Cain, he will most likely replace them for you.
This thread is old. You should look at more up to date threads to decide your personal comfort level.
notyourrobot
New_Member
Alright, thanks. I only resurrected this thread in hopes of learning more. Didn't mean to make a faux pas.
Also, my issue is not with a Nexaph product. They've got enough bad press going on right now, don't need to add to that load. I was simply searching for situations similar to what I'm experiencing and this one came up. I appreciate you taking the time to respond.
I only mentioned looking further so as not to commit my own faux pas. I think you should contact Cain, personally, but a lot of people have strong opinions here.Alright, thanks. I only resurrected this thread in hopes of learning more. Didn't mean to make a faux pas.
Also, my issue is not with a Nexaph product. They've got enough bad press going on right now, don't need to add to that load. I was simply searching for situations similar to what I'm experiencing and this one came up. I appreciate you taking the time to respond.
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zpped
Registered
If the vacuum seal is intact it theoretically is good to go. But I think my personal tolerance for risk is pretty high.
notyourrobot
New_Member
Thank you so much for your reply. I ended up reaching out to the vendor (not Nexaph, someone else) as chmuse suggested, and they are taking care of me. But I very much appreciate knowing your thoughts on this. That makes a lot of sense.
