yes, someone will buy it, but it's stupid from a business perspective. they're doing the competition, which offers similar prices and doesn't expect customers to accept up to 15% contamination, a huge favor. so if QSC wants to stay the size they are now (which is good for all of us) while the other chinese suppliers take the lead in a growing market, they're nailing it.
I've been just realistic, I cannot commit to a such higher standards right now, you all know that in 90% of cases you gonna get purity +99% or so, on most of peptides.
But let's keep it real, will all peptides test +99%, ofc not.
I have a selank at 98%, tesa 97%, oxytocin 93%, cjc no dac 5mg 91% and the previous batch of bpc157 10mg tested like 92% or so I can't remember.
What should we do with this batchs? throw them?
QSC just trying to implement a more realistic transparent way to sell peptides, rather than getting pain in the ass from customers with higher expectations.
So with our new plan of testing every batch, you will just get the results of the batch, batch number on the kit, lab report includes batch number + picture of the sample:example:
sema 10.36mg 99.9%
tirz 16.3mg 99.2%
oxytocin 1.8mg 94,5%
TB500 9.7mg 96,9%
etc...
so every customer will simply have the right to take it or leave it.
Not purchasing it and come cry later.What if the product degraded after testing,
I've seen a same batch of a product in the past getting from 99% first test to 66% second test in summer.
Between production time, to shipping to customer, to sample been received for testing and getting tested, a lot of shit can happen.
QSC will garantee until 85% as minimum if your product degraded, within a 3 months between receipt of product and receipt of testing results.I think it's fair and every customer will simply know what he should expect, not coming to cry over 97% purity because he was expecting 99% or because he told his customer in his research chem website where he resells my products that they should expect only +99%, which we all know a irrealistic BS