Enhanced Testing Protocol for Researchers (Southern + Flawless + Glow) 🧪

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Community update with a crucial announcement that affects all research peptide customers. There will be a follow-up post tomorrow on this for Peptide Price Retailers Going Forward.

After extensive discussions between

@Jeff Holder

(Southern Aminos) and

@Jamie Glass

(Flawless & Glow Aminos), there have been some concerning practices in the industry that these trusted vendors are taking immediate action to address.

The Issue 🚨

They have discovered that some suppliers may be keeping the same cap colors across multiple batches to avoid the costs of testing new batches. This is a serious safety concern since any legitimate manufacturer should be changing batches at least monthly.

Their Solution ✅

Effective immediately, both Southern Aminos (Jeff) and Flawless/Glow Aminos (James) are implementing mandatory retesting protocols:

They will retest ANY peptide order if it's been more than one month since the last test, even if the cap colors appear identical (DEREK NOTE: I feel month-to-month is excessive for most companies, Policy Update Tomorrow)
This applies to all new orders, regardless of supplier claims about batch consistency
No exceptions - customer safety comes first

Why This Matters 💪

Your Safety is #1 - Refusing to compromise on quality control
Industry Accountability - It's time someone stepped up to prevent these questionable practices
Customer Trust - You rely on the vendor, and they take that responsibility seriously

The Reality Check 😤

We've even been told by sources that some suppliers offered to ship new cap colors so vendors could "match previous batches." That supplier is now permanently blacklisted from their lists.

Bottom Line 💰

Yes, this means higher costs for them. But they'd rather absorb those expenses than risk customer safety. Quality testing isn't negotiable.

This is their commitment to you - enhanced safety protocols that go above and beyond industry standards.

Proud to have vendors like Jeff and James in our community who prioritize safety over profits.

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