I've been getting flooded with questions about Renova Peptides and their kit options, so I finally convinced the owner to let me share something important with you all. Here's the deal: Retaone and Renova are sister companies. Same ownership, same quality standards. - Retaone = Single vials only - Renova = Kits and bundles Why weren't they publicly linked? The owner was hesitant because Retaone has lost 15 payment processors in the last 2 months (welcome to the peptide space 🙃). He didn't want any association that might cause issues for Renova's processing. BUT - you guys deserve to know and make informed decisions. That's what this community is about. What this means for you: If you've ordered from Retaone and had a good experience, you can expect the exact same quality from Renova. Same sourcing, same testing standards, same team. I'm also pushing them hard to respond to every customer service email - the volume has been absolutely insane lately, but I'm on them to get caught up. Use code DEREK at both sites: 🔗 Retaone (single vials): https://retaonelabs.com/ref/onn2k/ 🔗 Renova (kits): https://renovapeptides.net/?ref=47 I wanted to be completely transparent with you all, and I finally got permission to share this. You deserve the full picture to make the best decisions for your research. Any questions, drop them below 👇 - Derek

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There's a massive problem in the research peptide space right now, and it's not what you think. It's not sketchy vendors. It's not lack of regulation. It's not even bad actors selling bunk product (though those exist). It's third-party testing labs. And before you think I'm blaming the labs themselves—I'm not. They're doing critical work. But the infrastructure hasn't scaled with the explosion of demand, and researchers are paying the price. The Testing Backlog Crisis New research peptide companies are popping up daily. The volume of third-party testing has absolutely skyrocketed. And what does that mean for everyone involved? Wait times that are getting worse, not better: - Janoshik: 1-2 weeks - Chromate: 2-6 weeks - Vanguard: ~10 days expedited, 2+ weeks standard - MZ Biolabs: 2-3 weeks - Freedom Diagnostics: 2-3 days max, no expedited fee (the only one doing it differently) Here's what kills me: despite the increased volume, these labs aren't expanding. I'm watching these turnaround times just keep climbing. Why This Creates a Dangerous Incentive Structure Imagine you're a retailer. You've got inventory sitting in your warehouse, waiting 2, 3, 4 weeks for test results. You're losing sales every single day. Your customers are asking where the product is. The pressure is intense. Here's where it gets ugly. The companies that do things right—the ones that actually care about you—don't list a product until it's tested. That's the standard every single company on PeptidePrice.store is held to. But the companies that don't give a shit about you? They'll sell you untested product and "get the COA later." Think about what that means. What happens if that test comes back bad? Wrong peptide? Massive impurity? Heavy metal contamination? Would that company even publish the COA? With the lack of care I've seen in this space, I genuinely don't know if they would. The Real-World Nightmare This isn't theoretical. About three months ago, I had a run-in with a company that sent out untested Retatrutide kits. And the worst part? They knew the labs were backed up. They didn't care. They shipped it anyway.

The Complete Guide to Proper AOD 9604 Reconstitution After seeing countless questions about AOD 9604 gelling issues, I wanted to share the proper reconstitution method that prevents this common problem. 2.4 ml BAC WATER 0.6ml Acetic ACID ⚠️ Why Does AOD 9604 Gel? AOD 9604 has a tendency to gel when: - Water is added too quickly - Temperature isn't controlled - Wrong reconstitution technique is used - Improper storage conditions 🎯 The NO-GELLING Method What You'll Need: - AOD 9604 5mg vial - Bacteriostatic water (BAC water) - Acetic Acid - Insulin syringes - Alcohol swabs Step-by-Step Process: 1. Temperature Control 🌡️ - Keep everything at room temperature - Never use cold water directly from fridge - Let BAC water sit at room temp for 30 minutes if cold 2. The Slow Addition Technique ⏱️ - Draw 2.4ml of BAC water into syringe - Insert needle into AOD vial at 45-degree angle - SLOWLY inject water down the side of the vial - Do NOT aim directly at the powder - Draw 0.6ml of Acetic Acid into syringe - Insert needle into AOD vial at 45-degree angle - SLOWLY inject water down the side of the vial - Do NOT aim directly at the powder 3. The Gentle Mix 🔄 - DO NOT shake the vial - Gently swirl in circular motions - Let it sit for 2-3 minutes between swirls - Repeat until fully dissolved (usually 5-10 minutes) 4. Final Check ✅ - Solution should be clear - No visible particles or gel formation - If cloudy, let sit longer and swirl gently 🔥 Pro Tips That Make The Difference: 1. Never rush the process - Patience prevents gelling 2. Room temperature is key - Cold = gelling risk 3. Angle matters - 45 degrees down the glass wall 4. Storage - Refrigerate AFTER reconstitution 5. Use within 30 days for best stability ❌ Common Mistakes to Avoid: - Adding water too fast - Shaking instead of swirling - Using ice-cold BAC water - Injecting directly onto powder - Not being patient with the dissolving time

My rat is starting Aod and was reading it needs to be reconstituted with Glycerol acetate water. Why is that? Why wouldn’t Bac water work? Where can rat buy some?