Testing revealed that four vials of peptides purchased from a Williamsburg bodega contained none of the advertised substances, according to a recent investigation. Separate tests conducted in August on samples from another nearby store also failed to detect the claimed ingredients, raising further concerns about the authenticity of these products. While unregulated supplements have long raised skepticism, the complete absence of the advertised compounds in multiple batches underscores potential safety and efficacy risks for consumers. The findings highlight growing scrutiny over the reliability of peptide products sold outside regulated channels.
Be careful out there. Wired tested 4 vials of peptides from a bodega in Williamsburg and found no trace of the advertised peptide in any of them. In August, Peptide Critic had bought 4 other vials from a different store nearby and used a different lab with the same result of no identity match. I mean bodega drugs are obviously sus to begin with but no traces of the advertized drug is still crazy. submitted by /u/PeptideScouter [link] [comments]
