Anyone order from NuScience recently and get legit results?

Has anyone ordered recently? Curious how long domestic shipping took and whether tracking actually updated. Also, do they send a COA with each batch or only on request? Watching this thread before I decide.

I’m skeptical until I see current COAs with batch numbers and third-party lab dates. Not trying to be negative, but past vendor threads went quiet when asked for paperwork. Anyone got one they can share?

Price check: is the listed price per kit or per unit? Shipping included, or is that extra? The site is a little vague, and I hate surprise fees at checkout.

Popcorn ready. Just watching this one closely before I bite.

If their shipping is as fast as their FAQ claims, I’ll be impressed. If not, this thread will be entertaining either way. Anyone have a recent timeline?

Do they provide COAs before purchase or only after? I like to verify the lab and methods first. Also, is there a way to check batch numbers on the site?

One-liner: I’d order, but my wallet said we’re in a committed relationship with window shopping. Still curious about shipping times though.

New here. Are prices firm, or do they run sales? And does shipping go out same day? Just trying to get a feel for the vendor before jumping in.

I’m cautious too. The thing I’d want to know that I haven’t seen here: does the vial label itself carry a lot number that matches the paperwork, or is it just a website lookup?

I keep a little log of lot numbers with appetite/energy notes, so I like the physical label and the batch info to line up. If you email them, maybe ask for a photo of the actual label/lot before paying—if they dodge that, I’d pause. Do they reply from a real name or generic support? Curious what you find.

Ask for lot-specific COA first. If they dodge,

Which lab ran the one COA you found? That matters more to me than the vendor’s own PDF.

If the lab has a public verification portal, you can search the lot number yourself instead of trusting a screenshot. Also—what’s their payment method and refund/chargeback policy?

If it’s crypto-only or Zelle with no recourse, I’m out.

I’m back after regaining, so I’m trying to be boring and careful this time. Has anyone actually disputed a charge with them?

Same here—if they won’t send lot-specific COAs upfront, I’m out. One lab name isn’t enough

Night shift here. I’d skip the PDF debate and call the lab direct with the lot number. Ask if that lot was actually submitted and when.

If they won’t confirm from their own email domain, that COA is just decoration. Also check ISO 17025. Not perfect, but it filters the obvious games. What are the two products even listed as? If it’s only two, that’s a thin catalog.

One thing I’d check beyond the lab name: does the COA show sample receipt date, lot size, and whether the lab got a random draw or just a vendor-submitted sample? That’s the difference between a batch test and a pretty PDF.

Also, if they post chromatograms, do they include the integration table and peak purity, not just a squiggly line? I’ve seen

i’m in the same boat—back after a regain, trying to be annoyingly thorough this time. One thing I’d add: ask for a photo of the actual vial label next to the COA lot number.

I got burned once by a vendor with a clean-looking purity panel where the COA was real but the lot didn’t match what shipped. Also check whether the panel includes heavy metals/microbials, not just purity. If they only test for

One thing I haven’t seen mentioned: ask for the COA’s SHA-256 hash and whether their verification portal re-hashes the uploaded PDF. If it doesn’t, “verified” is just a Google Drive link with extra steps.

Also check WHOIS — a 4-month-old privacy-walled domain is a bigger tell than the lab name. And two products listed usually means reseller, not manufacturer, so lot consistency is a coin flip.

New angle: ask if they’ll take a credit card—not crypto/Zelle—so you keep chargeback rights if the vial never arrives or tests off. I also check whether the COA covers sterility and endotoxin, not just purity; most peptide labs skip those.

And I ask for a photo of the actual vial label next to the packing slip before shipping, so the lot matches the COA. Has anyone gotten those three from NuScience recently, or is it just one purity PDF and vibes?

yo i’d also ask whether the coa shows the actual assay method—like hplc/uv vs lc-ms—and if it’s a full quantitative assay or just a purity pass/fail. a lot of these pdfs look official but don’t tell you how close tested content is to label.

also random: i started tracking my soda swaps in the same notes app as my sleep, and the pattern was embarrassing lol. if they won’t send a current-lot coa before payment, that’s my personal nope.

I’m with you—COA rabbit holes make me want a pastry, and I own a cafe lol.