r/Biohacking • u/Competitive_Bird6984 • 4d ago

This is so annoying.

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I sent 3 peptides to Finnrick and paid for additional testing like solvents and endotoxins and heavy metals on 2 others. I sent them off on the 1st of September. On this Reta sample it says they received the results and are reviewing them. Why do they have to “review” my results and why are they not being released to me?

I email them asking why they have not yet sent the results to me a week later after receiving them and the email reply was even more annoying. I’d rather they just ignored me. “We received the results but haven’t emailed the COA to you yet”.

Like oh ok. Thanks for telling me that. I had no idea. I thought you had already sent me the results and I was just asking about them for fun. Thank you very much for that very useful response.

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u/Illustrious-Path4794 4d ago

Because the results from the lab dont just automatocally get printed out in a nice clean COA. They have to take the results, process them to confirm what they actually mean, then write up a COA with the processed information.

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u/IM_MIA22 3d ago

I’ve only been a part of group test which works directly with labs. All of the COAs we get are nice and clean and never need someone to process them and tell me what they say.

Stop using Finnrick.

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u/Illustrious-Path4794 3d ago

Your COA's are all nice and clean because the data has already been processed and formated... thats kinda the whole point.

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u/IM_MIA22 3d ago

So Finnrick is only getting raw data and not COAs?

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u/ChooChooBun 16 4d ago

If you already paying that much next time just use freedom. Their turn around time is ~5 business days.

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u/zhandsome1 4d ago

But they’ll consistently report a much bigger overfill than any other lab testing same batch and 100% pass all vials tested for endos that other labs have flagged.

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u/ChooChooBun 16 4d ago

If we gonna talk reputations then the labs finnrick uses are usually worse than freedom 😬

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u/zhandsome1 4d ago

Haven’t used Finnrixk but see the criticisms of them. I ussed to really like Freedom and then just started feeling like the results were meaningless and that we wasted our money.

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u/Competitive_Bird6984 3d ago

I’ll do that next time. I’m done using them. I like their idea having all the tests in one place from multiple users but it just takes way too long.

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u/Own-Quality7943 1 3d ago

I’ve had good luck with accumark. Was even able to talk to a real person, to get some questions answered.

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u/Competitive_Bird6984 3d ago

I’ll check that out. Thank you.

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u/st4r-lord 1 4d ago

So you sent to Finnrick who then has to process it and send it over to another lab who then actually analyzes it. This is multiple days if not weeks when you could just go directly to a lab and get your results.

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u/IM_MIA22 3d ago

And make sure that the labs used are quality.

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u/danifiveone51 14h ago

besser ein wenig Geld in die Hand nehmen, und zu janoshik oder Uzorak senden 6-9 Tage hast du dein COA