Chinese ghrp6

[tiny235]

Is the ghrp6 from china (Nian) any good?

 

[Jarconis]

i dont see why not, the peptide seems to be a tough lil guy, also, its so small in length, very simple to make.

 

[tiny235]

Has anyone actual used the chinese ghrp?

 

[DatBtrue]

Dude!!!!!

Only get Chinese GHRP if you want to grow like a Chinaman. Even Yao Ming doesn't use it. He uses Lithuanian GHRP to get tall.

Now if you want to be big and strong get your hands on Scandinavian GHRP ...thats what guys named Sven use.

The most expensive GHRP is Swiss. But that only grows bank accounts in secrecy.

Please post your diet, goals, number of failed relationships and the last 3 digits of your national identity card divided by your girlfriend/boyfriend/spouses' breast size and I'm sure we can recommend something.

Its just that simple.

Thank gawd you posted bro. You might have ended up smart, short with large dollar holdings if you went with the Chinese peptide.

Hell you'd probably need to counter that with American peptides just to get back to being in debt...

 

[GoneForever]

Dat is chinese from the waist down, he knows his shit.

 

[papapumpsd]

Dat is chinese from the waist down, he knows his shit.

LOL

 

[123cctv]

Dude!!!!!

Only get Chinese GHRP if you want to grow like a Chinaman. Even Yao Ming doesn't use it. He uses Lithuanian GHRP to get tall.

Now if you want to be big and strong get your hands on Scandinavian GHRP ...thats what guys named Sven use.

The most expensive GHRP is Swiss. But that only grows bank accounts in secrecy.

Please post your diet, goals, number of failed relationships and the last 3 digits of your national identity card divided by your girlfriend/boyfriend/spouses' breast size and I'm sure we can recommend something.

Its just that simple.

Thank gawd you posted bro. You might have ended up smart, short with large dollar holdings if you went with the Chinese peptide.

Hell you'd probably need to counter that with American peptides just to get back to being in debt...

Very funny post!

However I got'a say, what I have seen being distributed here in the USA is simply Chinese peptides repackaged.

Course, now I know I've opened up a can of worms. Such as "how the hell do you know this". Just give me a sec to grab my handy dandy Chinese Peptide Meter and my authentic USA comparison chart and we should be good to go...

 

[DatBtrue]

Very funny post!

However I got'a say, what I have seen being distributed here in the USA is simply Chinese peptides repackaged.

Course, now I know I've opened up a can of worms. Such as "how the hell do you know this". Just give me a sec to grab my handy dandy Chinese Peptide Meter and my authentic USA comparison chart and we should be good to go...

No can of worms my friend. It is all Chinese ...from a handful of Chem houses. They are the ones that pretended that modified GRF(1-29) was CJC-1295 until they were called on it. This is widely known...

..thats kinda why I took this thread as a joke.

That doesn't mean you can not acquire them from peptide synthesizes in North America but especially the long chains will end up being more expensive. GHRP-6, GHRP-2 & Ipamorelin being the exception since they are just a few simple amino acids long (and not as exotic as Hexarelin), they can be had at reasonable (not cheap) pricing.

 

[DatBtrue]

Dat is chinese from the waist down, he knows his shit.

Thats why I named by johnson "Bruce Lee".

Favorite Bruce Lee quotes:

• "The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering."
  
• "If you make an ass out of yourself, there will always be someone to ride you"
  
• "A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer."

 

[tiny235]

Thanks.... I think I got it through all the sarcasm. It's all chinese.

 

[DatBtrue]

Thanks.... I think I got it through all the sarcasm. It's all chinese.

Well two places one of them very expensive claim to be made in the U.S.

Is that true? Who knows...

But I don't have a specific problem with peptides synthesized in China. In particular one peptide synthesizer that I am aware of operates in a GMP facility. Surely there are others and surely there are those that do not.

What I would conjecture is the bigger issue is the purity of the peptide. For the most part the impurity is simply incomplete amino acid chains, nothing toxic.

But because it takes time, effort & resources to eliminate all of the amino acids that did not take, peptide synthesizers charge based on purity level.

Pricing is based on the following categories:

Crude Desalted >75% >85% >90% >95% >98% >99%

Crude = still toxic chemical remain
Desalted = toxic chemical removed
Purity percentages = percent of peptide made up of active amino acid chains​

Pricing ratios per x amount of an amino acid are for example as follows:

Crude - Desalted - >75% >85% >90% >95% >98% >99%
$4.10 -- $5.40 - $9.20 $11.90 $13.94 $14.91 $22.23 negotiated

So from this you can see that:

- No retailer is ever going to spend money on 99% purity. Even if they did, unless they independently lab test it, they may not be sure that they didn't get ripped off.

- Pricing per amino acid is getting close to double between 95% and 98%!! So what retailer is going to spend that kind of money, when they can buy twice as much for 3% less purity.
​

This gives us the premise that no retailer (and unless you hold a wholesalers feet to the fire, no wholesaler) is selling peptides of greater then 95% of ANYTHING.

95% is fine. But the concern is that a retailer or their source will then decide to cut costs further to save a little. The economic incentive is not huge to do so BUT for longer amino acid chains the incentive is measurable.

Chriswhat once tested a peptide and it turned out to be about 80% purity w/ no contaminants. The retailer was repeatedly told and given a COA indicating much higher purity by the Chinese peptide synthesizer. Eventually the Chinese peptide synthesizer came clean and admitted that it was only 80% purity.

What you can expect:

- There is really no incentive not to remove the toxicity.

- There is no incentive to supply greater then 95% purity because even the end user is not willing to pay double for 3% points more.

- In the end you will receive between 75% and 95% purity no matter what is advertised. Factors to consider:

- length of time a retailer has been in business because if he sticks around then that means he has acquired experience in dealing with multiple purchases of product from his peptide synthesizer.

- the reputation of the retailer, because if he cares about taking care of the customer that means he treats things as a business and desires to have repeat customers.

- the reports of users...the more reports from people familiar with that particular peptide (not a first time user so much) the better.

- does the retailer also sell a tanning peptide? If so there is a huge community of people that use tanning peptides and they are sensitive to quality. Not only that you do have some objective evidence to view. This can serve as a proxy for the retailers other peptides...meaning it probably increases the likelihood that the rest of the peptides are good.

- most importantly I would avoid retailers that have a current substance abuse problem and/or also sell illegal to possess items domestically.​

 

[GoneForever]

Thats why I named by johnson "Bruce Lee".

Favorite Bruce Lee quotes:

• "The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering."
  
• "If you make an ass out of yourself, there will always be someone to ride you"
  
• "A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer."

You know what your biggest come back could be to get back at me. All you would have to say is "im not anwsering any more of your questions" LOL

 

[DatBtrue]

You know what your biggest come back could be to get back at me. All you would have to say is "im not anwsering any more of your questions" LOL

...and that would make me a big dick thereby proving I'm not Chinese below the waist.