Janoshik Analytical laboratory testing services

[Photon]

A short statment regarding counting undisclosed unidentified excipients among impurities in peptides.

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Could you share the list of excipients that your team considers as non-impurities for peptides? After all, non-vendors (like us) who send it in for testing are not stating what the excipients are (We don't know).

 

[readalot]

Guaiacol is only qualitative.
EO is only semi-quantiative via GCMS screening.

BA is actually *too* volatile to encompass in a screening which is supposed to show also high boiling point compounds, unfortunately.

Quote number #25043 :
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1x BA/BB testing x 30 USD = 30 USD
1x Guaiacol in AAS oil x 15 USD = 15 USD
1x GCMS screening x 170 USD = 170 USD
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TOTAL: 215 USD

This offer remains valid until May 31, 2025.

Any way to package this with HPLC to create the "Ultimate Chinese Oil Reseller Detector" package to catch unscrupulous domestic vendors red handed?

Good time for it. Thanks for considering a discount of the whole thing. Would be a wonderful incentive to push GCMS into mainstream standard here. Perhaps that's the improvement I should have pushed for instead of the whole ET thing. We have seen some great examples with GCMS lately.

Thanks for considering.

Shout out and thanks to @Photon and @MuscularMD.

 

[janoshik]

Well, if plenty enough GCMS gets run on oils, you could compare the spectra and catch patterns - we wouldn't have the time for it.

If plenty enough GCMS gets ran, we definitely can work on the $ for the extras.

 

[readalot]

Well, if plenty enough GCMS gets run on oils, you could compare the spectra and catch patterns - we wouldn't have the time for it.

If plenty enough GCMS gets ran, we definitely can work on the $ for the extras.

Sorry I am retarded after using AAS. Was that a yes? Discount for the package?

Thanks for spelling it out. Didn't fully appreciate the mild retardation AAS bring.

Thank you Peter.

 

[Meatgazer]

Silly question, i ordered the boxes from usps and was going through a dry run and usps wants me to fill out an international customs form. It asks about item information for tariffs. I am sure i should not be too honest about the items but what do you say you’re sending?

 

[Photon]

Silly question, i ordered the boxes from usps and was going through a dry run and usps wants me to fill out an international customs form. It asks about item information for tariffs. I am sure i should not be too honest about the items but what do you say you’re sending?

Did you email them yet?
Usually they provide instructions, most of us use UPS Pirateship.

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Sep 3, 2023

We have dozens if not hundreds of clients shipping from the states with pirateship with no issues whatsoever.

We also have hundreds of clients who managed to ship multiple intact tablets at an untracked USPS envelope for 2 USD.

Cheers

What is the content description used on the customs form?

The untracked envelope works a lot of times. The other times Czech post buries it somewhere and it shows up months later or it gets stomped on by a boot

• baxter0312

 

[readalot]

Silly question, i ordered the boxes from usps and was going through a dry run and usps wants me to fill out an international customs form. It asks about item information for tariffs. I am sure i should not be too honest about the items but what do you say you’re sending?

Email him. He can provide instructions.

 

[Bengan]

Very slow email answers?

 

[Deadpool99]

@janoshik or anyone really. May I ask how much oil I need to send to get something tested. I was thinking of extracting some of the oil from my vial and injecting it to another vials and shipping it so was wondering what was the minimum amount of oil needed for testing.

 

[readalot]

@janoshik or anyone really. May I ask how much oil I need to send to get something tested. I was thinking of extracting some of the oil from my vial and injecting it to another vials and shipping it so was wondering what was the minimum amount of oil needed for testing.

https://janoshik.com/details/

 

[Deadpool99]

https://janoshik.com/details/

Thanks a lot. Feel like a dumbass for not being able to find that page myself.

 

[readalot]

Thanks a lot. Feel like a dumbass for not being able to find that page myself.

It's tricky the first time trying to find it. No worries.

The link is at the very bottom of the "pricing" page. Like an Easter egg hunt.

 

[nba2005uj]

I have had my shipment held up with DHL. I am awaiting your response via email, I emailed you yesterday. Please respond before I respond to DHL. They want to know what the liquid is.

 

[BamaCrazy]

I have had my shipment held up with DHL. I am awaiting your response via email, I emailed you yesterday. Please respond before I respond to DHL. They want to know what the liquid is.

Dude, remove your email address. Do you want your inbox filled with emails from scammers?

 

[sionnach]

Or newguy is the scammer and wants legit email addys

 

[nba2005uj]

How do I edit a post?

 

[BamaCrazy]

How do I edit a post?

I think you have 15 minutes to edit before you no longer can. You can DM or tag Millard and ask that he delete or edit it.

 

[janoshik]

Very slow email answers?

We're at well over thousand emails a day, unfortunately.

 

[janoshik]

Any way to package this with HPLC to create the "Ultimate Chinese Oil Reseller Detector" package to catch unscrupulous domestic vendors red handed?

Good time for it. Thanks for considering a discount of the whole thing. Would be a wonderful incentive to push GCMS into mainstream standard here. Perhaps that's the improvement I should have pushed for instead of the whole ET thing. We have seen some great examples with GCMS lately.

Thanks for considering.

Shout out and thanks to @Photon and @MuscularMD.

So, what would you suggest?

For us the limiting factor for GCMS screenings is labor - we simply don't have enough people to go through the spectra one by one and interpret them for people.

I can imagine something along the lines of "GCMS screening AAS oils - no interpretation - raw data attached only - 120 USD." with bulk discounts etc ofc.

Then the community can work the spectra fingerprints etc themselves.

What do you think?

 

[Ghoul]

So, what would you suggest?

For us the limiting factor for GCMS screenings is labor - we simply don't have enough people to go through the spectra one by one and interpret them for people.

I can imagine something along the lines of "GCMS screening AAS oils - no interpretation - raw data attached only - 120 USD." with bulk discounts etc ofc.

Then the community can work the spectra fingerprints etc themselves.

What do you think?

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