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kris_55 said:
I have a few question about COAs. How do you know if the COA is real and not just a copy of some other companies? Also how do I join a testing group? How do know if the COA is from the same batch you purchased?? Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Kris
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Have you tried using the search function for some of your questions?
 
SassyPants said:
Always Amolist with the identity crises.. At least it seems that way.
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I think they are back as bfflist.org or at least they seem to be. I think I saw a thread elsewhere in this forum that someone ordered and received product in this new incarnation. I have no idea what that means about the 'lab equipment failure'.
 
Just a word of caution that someone I follow on TikTok who is a big peptide/grey market advocate just had several products from

Guangzhou OUpeptide Biotechnology Co., Ltd.​


Tested and they all came in at under 95% purity - tesamoralin, retatrutide and tirzepatide. Take it for what you will. But I’d be extra cautious.
 
jasonlovespeptides said:
Just a word of caution that someone I follow on TikTok who is a big peptide/grey market advocate just had several products from

Guangzhou OUpeptide Biotechnology Co., Ltd.​


Tested and they all came in at under 95% purity - tesamoralin, retatrutide and tirzepatide. Take it for what you will. But I’d be extra cautious.
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Thank you for sharing.
That still appears to be a drop shipping company I would be curious as to how many others have the same purity-
How was the fill?
Can you post any?
 
jasonlovespeptides said:
Just a word of caution that someone I follow on TikTok who is a big peptide/grey market advocate just had several products from

Guangzhou OUpeptide Biotechnology Co., Ltd.​


Tested and they all came in at under 95% purity - tesamoralin, retatrutide and tirzepatide. Take it for what you will. But I’d be extra cautious.
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Thank you for this - I was looking into them as they have one of the lowest prices of the vendors on this site. But I will stay away.
 
What kind of info about GLOW?

Personally, what I find most interesting about it for long-term use is the GHK-Cu component of it and the addition of KPV (used to make KLOW).

Because of the copper in GHK-Cu, one should supplement with zinc to prevent copper toxicity:

AndyPanda said:
Personally, I think GHK-Cu has the most proven benefits and it’s super cheap compared to pre mixed Glow. BPC-157 can help influence collagen production but if your diet isn’t right it is wasted. TB-500 can influence tumor progression. For me it’s not worth the risk, especially if you have a familial history.

You can get GHK-Cu and BPC-157 and mix it yourself if you are dead set on it, but I think taking GHK-Cu and consuming Bovine Collagen is the safer, more proven route. With EITHER Glow or GHK-Cu, make sure you are taking Zinc to avoid Copper Toxicity.

I am a fan of Glutathione for skin and its added benefits to liver health and its ability to remove free radicals from your body. You just need to make sure you are taking Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) and Vitamin E with it.
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Calm Logic said:
What kind of info about GLOW?

Personally, what I find most interesting about it for long-term use is the GHK-Cu component of it and the addition of KPV (used to make KLOW).

Because of the copper in GHK-Cu, one should supplement with zinc to prevent copper toxicity:
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I have been using injectable GHK-CU daily for the past month. I agree that zinc is an important supplement, but the truth is that the amount of copper you get from GHK-CU is miniscule. You would have to inject 10x the standard dosage to begin to have to worry about copper toxicity.
 
Yeah, I was thinking along those lines before but was not sure.

They do find more copper somewhere in the kidneys with kidney cancer. But when I had my zinc level tested a couple years ago, it was normal. So I am more concerned about Vitamin D, which I have tested lower in.
 

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GLOW/KLOW are interesting.

The thing to remember about them is that both BPC-157 and TB-500 can impact tumor growth and cancer progression. No current evidence they cause them, but angiogenesis can be driven by both and angiogenesis provides more fuel to tumors for growth, and TB4 (and thus presumably TB500) has independent risk factors around metastisization

I would not run the full stack constantly. I plan on dropping down to just GHK-Cu/KPV when not dealing with injuries/joint pain.
 
But TB4 is much more angiogenesis promoting, right? So BPC157 is lower risk and better studied. If you had to pick one.
 
Loosingit said:
I ordered from from Jinjier at WBS - Great communication, she supplied COA and tracking number as well. Ordered on May 8th received on May 20th, was packaged well, Was a little leery but great experience.
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what does WBS stand for... I am sorry, I just am not familiar yet with that ... thank you!
 
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