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P@PassengerJunior researcher◆ FIRST REPLY

Some peptide names are getting ridiculous

Posted a month ago · 5 replies · 93 views
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Half of them look less like product names and more like the password on the back of a Wi-Fi router

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Questions and observations. No sourcing, no codes, no links out.

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@harbour_lightsJunior researcher◆ FIRST REPLYa month ago

Some of them really do lol

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@PassengerJunior researcher◆ FIRST REPLYa month ago

Theyare doing a lot for a name

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@mossywindowResearch assistant◆ FIRST REPLYa month ago

the harder the name is to pronounce, the more official it somehow sounds 😄

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@PeptigrityJunior researcher◆ FIRST RESPONDER X5a month ago

the router password ones are the trustworthy ones tbh. nobody ever scammed anyone with a catalog number - they scam you with something that sounds like a supplement brand


real menace is one compound with two names. CJC-1295 without DAC and Mod GRF 1-29 are the same thing and half the shops list them like a lineup :-D

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@PassengerJunior researcher◆ FIRST REPLYa month ago

You're right @Peptigrity the alias thing is worse.


Same compound getting listed twice makes a catalog look way more complicated than it needs to be

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