My Favorite Reta Supplier

[keangkong]

That’s a different thing though. Some drugs work for some people, some drugs don’t. They are claiming that the exact same drug works differently for them depending on the vendor. I just don’t see how that would work, other than as suggested, someone reacting to fillers. But if Drug A1 at 99% purity works for them, then Drug A2 at 99% purity (being the exact same drug) should work for them.

Theoretically, I can think of a few reasons. It's well known that prescription Ritalin works somewhat better than the generic. My endocrinologist has told me to take Synthroid brand thyroid hormone because each brand gets absorbed a little differently and that if I changed brands, While I'm sure there are other examples that exist, the general rule is that generic drugs work fine. I tend to be skeptical of those who claim that a particular manufacturer makes a better version.

 

[fetefille]

That’s a different thing though. Some drugs work for some people, some drugs don’t. They are claiming that the exact same drug works differently for them depending on the vendor. I just don’t see how that would work, other than as suggested, someone reacting to fillers. But if Drug A1 at 99% purity works for them, then Drug A2 at 99% purity (being the exact same drug) should work for them.

Someone already answered this better than I could, the generic vs brand, or even certain store brands against other store brands.

Also the 99% purity isn’t rating the quality of the peptide, just the amount of the expected, yes?