c/vendorvetting · created 14 Aug 2023
Independent testing, order records and receipts. Claims need evidence.
1,100-odd COAs in my folder structure. Sorted by vendor, then compound, then batch. I do this instead of having hobbies. Here is a pattern I did not expect: water…
Xi'an, five orders, roughly a year. Two things are true simultaneously and I have stopped trying to reconcile them. The material: fine every time. Two independent…
That is the entire event. They said eighteen days. It took seventeen. I want to talk about why this feels remarkable, because it should not. Eleven of twelve member…
Genuine methodology question rather than a vendor post, so flairing it Discussion. My rule has been three independent results, from at least two different members,…
Reference standards, analytical reagents and system-suitability material. If you are running your own method, start with a known.
Reference standardsPackage went missing between Zhuhai and here. Tracking died in a transit hub and stayed dead for eleven days. Sent one email with a screenshot of the dead tracking page…
Six orders from JEEP over about fourteen months. Guangzhou to Manchester every time. Nothing has gone wrong. Not one thing. Which is genuinely making me nervous,…
Posting this because I searched for it and got nothing useful. Setup: 10mg, week 44, injection-site soreness present but not ruining anything. I changed exactly one…
The community due-diligence desk. Vendor experiences, independent third-party test results, shipping and reship records, and the boring paperwork that separates a supplier from a story. Every substantive claim is expected to carry a receipt: an order id, a dated screenshot, or a test report from Janoshik, Medutest, PeptideMeter or VendorInvestigate.
Independent HPLC and mass spec. The number you get is the number they found.
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