WARNING: AVOID AMINOS RESEARCH AT ALL COSTS!!! DANGER!!!

Garbo said:
Hi, yello! Not sure why your T is not working for you but want to offer you some information.

There were a number of batches (four, I think) of the 15mg sold in that fire sale. The only one KNOWN to be underfilled is batch FTIR-0004. The disappointing test result of a little over 10 mg was reported on Peppys this weekend.

That is the batch I ended up receiving. I purchased two kits, and my heart dropped when I saw the test results. I haven't used it yet.

I wrote a letter on Sunday to AR about the situation. I knew they were already aware and investigating what could've happened.

Early this morning I received a letter from them with a tracking number. They are sending me enough Tirz to compensate for the underfill.

If you have batch number FTIR-0004, just contact them. Others are now beginning to receive a tracking number for a compensatory shipment.

HERE IS THEIR LETTER:

Hello,

Thank you for contacting Aminos Research!

We received excellent results on batch FTIR-0004 before we launched the product. We are currently investigating the cause of the underfilled vials with the 15mg batch. In total you were short 40.3mg per kit that was purchased of Tirzepatide and we will be sending you additional vials today. We will be sending you 4 vials per kit from our FTIR-0001 batch which is Tirzepatide 12.06mg. You purchased 2 kits during the sale so you will receive 8 vials total, and your tracking number is 940551110550128563759X. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.
Kind Regards,

Aminos Research Care Team

We appreciate your business!
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So I should reconstitute the remaining vials as if they are 10mg at this point?

Thank you so much for the help.
 
yelloeyes said:
Biolab can just suck it. I am seeing that this is not the first time.
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Multiple times and I also heard they had a facility in TX (or some other state) that also caught fire right before the pandemic. They should be shut down. This whole thing is being handled atrociously. They tried to send the workers back to work and they had to shut down again after an hour. The press conference with Rockdale County was a joke.
 
moonpies4misfits said:
Multiple times and I also heard they had a facility in TX (or some other state) that also caught fire right before the pandemic. They should be shut down. This whole thing is being handled atrociously. They tried to send the workers back to work and they had to shut down again after an hour. The press conference with Rockdale County was a joke.
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Did you hear? We might be getting hit with it again in the morning. WTF.
 
FourthQuintile said:
Is the unique key cut off because of the screenshot, or was it not included? If cut off because of the screenshot, I would be curious to see it. Based on what I've read, I doubt Janoshik has a reference for a completely new peptide that has no prior public knowledge.

That said, I'm presuming honestly that it wasn't included, based on the positioning of the report and the bottom buttons. So, this report is almost certainly a fake test report. Per Janoshik on Meso, there are a large number of faked reports floating around.

For anyone else looking and seeing this message: If you are sent a Janoshik "test report" from a vendor, but the bottom of the page with the verification key is cut off, PRESUME THE TEST REPORT IS FAKE AND INVALID. Every single legitimate Janoshik test has both a unique task number at the top, and a unique key for verification at the bottom. With just these two pieces of information, you can go directly to Janoshik's website and verify the report.

If both are not present, then you cannot verify the report, and either the vendor must provide this key, or you must (in the strongest opinion and terms I can possibly express) presume the report is fake, invalid, meaningless, and worthless. Do not ever, EVER order from ANY VENDOR who does this, no matter their reasoning, or how nice they come across as, or how quickly they respond. No testing is bad enough. Faking testing? Pathetic, disgraceful, and nobody should be ordering from any vendor who does this.
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I just started my journey with peptides, but have been testing many other substances at certified labs for about ten years now. The more reputable companies will let you call there and verify a test is genuine. They will even go over the numbers with you/send you an email of the test itself. Even in the Kratom Industry, we have a TON of bad actors who like to take valid test results that someone else paid for and alter them to use for themselves. And sometimes they will alter results to make product look stronger or more pure than it actually is.
 
ZippityDooDah said:
So the nut job that runs AR just tried peddling a "new" peptide he claims to have invented. No papers published, no peer reviews, no rodent testing, no FDA filings, just "hey I invented this new GLP-1/GIP peptide and you should shoot yourself up with it!".

This kind of dangerous behavior is unacceptable in this hobby, and this kind of vendor CAN NOT BE TRUSTED to provide ANY PRODUCTS that haven't been unsafely manipulated, adulterated, or contaminated. With this kind of sick individual, you have to assume the worst!

As forum policy from this moment forward, referring or recommending AR is prohibited.

I strongly recommend anyone who has AR product in-hand or en route to immediately demand a refund and destroy the products, or at a bare minimum have it tested before use. There is no way of knowing if he has been shipping this concoction to unsuspecting customers, or if he's been tampering with other peptides he's been selling.

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Wouldn't it be fair to just ignore their new invention? I have seen many members express positive experience with their product/service
 
Pedtide said:
Wouldn't it be fair to just ignore their new invention? I have seen many members express positive experience with their product/service
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Unfortunately bad judgement isn’t a “take what you want and leave the rest” proposition which AR demonstrates. It’s a pattern, and just because it hasn’t bit you yet doesn’t mean that their bad judgement won’t result in an outcome that impacts you at some point.
 
exploitedworkerbee said:
Unfortunately bad judgement isn’t a “take what you want and leave the rest” proposition which AR demonstrates. It’s a pattern, and just because it hasn’t bit you yet doesn’t mean that their bad judgement won’t result in an outcome that impacts you at some point.
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Since you said it is a pattern, has AR done anything aside from this new "invention" of theirs that demonstrate bad judgement?
 
Pedtide said:
Since you said it is a pattern, has AR done anything aside from this new "invention" of theirs that demonstrate bad judgement
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I think it's more like if something came out of a kitchen that could hurt someone wouldn't you question everything coming out of that kitchen?

The guy who prepared the dish isn't even a chef, he's an opportunist.
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nonyabizznez said:
I think it's more like if something came out of a kitchen that could hurt someone wouldn't you question everything coming out of that kitchen?

The guy who prepared the dish isn't even a chef, he's an opportunist.
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From my point of view, it's like going to In-n-Out burger and not ordering the milkshake.
 
exploitedworkerbee said:
I’d count having their slogan be “triple tested before every batch” or some such and then shipping a bunch of underdosed fire sale untested vials to qualify as poor judgement.
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I haven't heard about this incident but I agree with you, this qualifies as poor judgement
 
clevesand said:
Something doesn't make sense. He says it's not a combo/blend but then has a Jano report meaning he had to tell Jano what to test for. This also looks bad for Jano that he wouldn't detail exactly what he found in it and just made up a novel unscientific name to call it.
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Isn't what he's describing just... Tirzepatide? He doesn't sell Tirzepatide. He's calling this "new" thing a GLP-1 and a GiP and naming it GLiPtide.

GLP-1 and GiP? That's Tirz. He's just trying to sneakyboo out of Eli Lilly's crosshairs, it seems.
 
Pedtide said:
Nothing, I'm new here. I just want to know what has been going on with this community and hopefully, learn to make good decision for myself.
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Ok. Just felt like an interrogation. Only way I’d buy from a domestic vendor now is if I wanted one vial of something to try before committing to a kit from overseas.
 
MrsRoper_1977 said:
Ok. Just felt like an interrogation. Only way I’d buy from a domestic vendor now is if I wanted one vial of something to try before committing to a kit from overseas.
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I am having such a hard time with that. I need something soon... one vial is $100 and a kit is $150.. I am going to end up with a lifetime supply 🤣
 
YoYoFat said:
Isn't what he's describing just... Tirzepatide? He doesn't sell Tirzepatide. He's calling this "new" thing a GLP-1 and a GiP and naming it GLiPtide.

GLP-1 and GiP? That's Tirz. He's just trying to sneakyboo out of Eli Lilly's crosshairs, it seems.
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My understanding is he altered the peptide itself like a mad scientist to get the best of Tirz and Sema without it technically being either. All of us lab rats should have been thrilled to be the first to receive this untested unapproved Frankenstein mystery jab. Despite that there probably would have been a line out the door.
 
YoYoFat said:
Isn't what he's describing just... Tirzepatide? He doesn't sell Tirzepatide. He's calling this "new" thing a GLP-1 and a GiP and naming it GLiPtide.

GLP-1 and GiP? That's Tirz. He's just trying to sneakyboo out of Eli Lilly's crosshairs, it seems.
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Ooh ahh.... could've just tossed another letter in front the T like everyone else lol
 
Pedtide said:
Wouldn't it be fair to just ignore their new invention? I have seen many members express positive experience with their product/service
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In a "perfect" world, maybe?

Unfortunately the peptide world is not perfect, and the owner has consistently demonstrated questionable judgment across many aspects of his business. As I mentioned in the original post the questions regarding on whom this new concoction has been tested still remain, and based on his erratic behavior it is not unreasonable to wonder if he shipped this "invention" to unsuspecting customers disguised as regular 'ol tirz to see what kind of reviews he'd get.

Folks are free to do what they want, I'm just going to say what I think and offer people the opportunity to decide for themselves with as much information at their disposal as possible.
 
nonyabizznez said:
My understanding is he altered the peptide itself like a mad scientist to get the best of Tirz and Sema without it technically being either. All of us lab rats should have been thrilled to be the first to receive this untested unapproved Frankenstein mystery jab. Despite that there probably would have been a line out the door.
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Yeah something like taking tirzepatide and altering couple side chains with semaglutide scary
 
ZippityDooDah said:
In a "perfect" world, maybe?

Unfortunately the peptide world is not perfect, and the owner has consistently demonstrated questionable judgment across many aspects of his business. As I mentioned in the original post the questions regarding on whom this new concoction has been tested still remain, and based on his erratic behavior it is not unreasonable to wonder if he shipped this "invention" to unsuspecting customers disguised as regular 'ol tirz to see what kind of reviews he'd get.

Folks are free to do what they want, I'm just going to say what I think and offer people the opportunity to decide for themselves with as much information at their disposal as possible.
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It’s much appreciated! I’m here with the October wave of new users and this is the kind of info I need.
 
yelloeyes said:
My husband just knows he is eating half of my lunch or dinner. It is not even a discussion anymore...
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MrsRoper_1977 said:
Ok. Just felt like an interrogation. Only way I’d buy from a domestic vendor now is if I wanted one vial of something to try before committing to a kit from overseas.
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I apologize if it came across that way. Have you purchased peptides from Nexaph before? I’ve only been here for a week, but it seems like discussion about that vendor is a "hot" topic, lol.
 
Pedtide said:
I apologize if it came across that way. Have you purchased peptides from Nexaph before? I’ve only been here for a week, but it seems like discussion about that vendor is a "hot" topic, lol.
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No worries. No I haven’t ordered from Nexaph or Amo, the two spoken of mostly. I have ordered from both QSC and GYC and happy with both,
 
ZippityDooDah said:
In a "perfect" world, maybe?

Unfortunately the peptide world is not perfect, and the owner has consistently demonstrated questionable judgment across many aspects of his business. As I mentioned in the original post the questions regarding on whom this new concoction has been tested still remain, and based on his erratic behavior it is not unreasonable to wonder if he shipped this "invention" to unsuspecting customers disguised as regular 'ol tirz to see what kind of reviews he'd get.

Folks are free to do what they want, I'm just going to say what I think and offer people the opportunity to decide for themselves with as much information at their disposal as possible.
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I pray my tirz is tirz....
 
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