I'm about to purchase my first order of CJC-1295 (w/o DAC)/Ipamorelin and am also very curious to know where the better quality peptides are coming from?
I have researched A LOT of them over the last few days including
Ergo, Extreme Pep, Gen X, Propeptides, Southern Research, and a few others I am leaving out. It seems like the more I read, the more confused I get as to which one I should order from.
Right now I am leaning towards
SRC due to the fact that I haven't read any negative reviews about them and they are US based with a supposed high potency on all their peps. They are a more pricey than their competitors AND they state they have great customer service, but have yet to receive a response to a few inquiries I made via their website. I have also called without a return phone call. They don't seem too customer service oriented.
Next in line is
Ergo ........I have read many positive reviews on them and their peps are MUCH lower in price than SRC and the rest of the competition. I am just wondering if the quality is substantially lower as well. Again, from what I read....people seem to like them.
I just don't understand HOW they can sell a 5mg vial of Ipamorelin for $7, while most other facilities have them priced at $50-$70 for the same dose.
This is INSANE!!
Extreme pep gets a lot of positive feedback as well and is lower in price than most competitors, but doesn't seem to have much in stock at the moment.
Gen X gets a lot of positive feedback on the rxmuscle.com forum, but I have my suspicions about them because most of their feedback is coming from sponsors, etc. From what I read, the quality is great and if you bulk order, the prices are very competitive.
I was about ready to order today until I started researching the various peptide companies to buy from. So many state they have the highest quality, but the
damn price range VARIES SO MUCH from pep to pep that I really question the quality........
If I can place a $500 order at SRC for Ipa/CRC and receive "around the same quality" at Ergo for $200, this is a no brainer. Problem is, none of the pep companies back up their claims of 98% potency with real, scientific, lab tested documentation.