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Looking for a genuine source of Peptides. NAD+, MOTS C and SS31.

Most originate from China where there are many scams.

Those from Thailand and USA are over priced and originated from China anyway.

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  • I think you will mostly find UGL brands, and I would expect much of the raw peptide to originate from bulk manufacturers, then be repackaged or mixed further down the supply chain and sold for astrono

  • D Peter
    D Peter

    I forgot to add: Check the COA (Certificate of Analysis) and you know

  • D Peter
    D Peter

    Did anybody forded you to buy that?

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15 minutes ago, DaRoadrunner said:

Looking for a genuine source of Peptides. NAD+, MOTS C and SS31.

Most originate from China where there are many scams.

Those from Thailand and USA are over priced and originated from China anyway.

No, you're wrong!

Peptides and NAD⁺ sold in Thailand are not all coming from China. Thailand now has local suppliers holding stock inside the country, though many raw materials still originate from China or other international peptide manufacturers. The key difference is where the final product is stocked, tested, and shipped from.

20 minutes ago, DaRoadrunner said:

Looking for a genuine source of Peptides. NAD+, MOTS C and SS31.

Most originate from China where there are many scams.

Those from Thailand and USA are over priced and originated from China anyway.

I forgot to add: Check the COA (Certificate of Analysis) and you know

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On 8/10/2026 at 11:34 AM, D Peter said:

I forgot to add: Check the COA (Certificate of Analysis) and you know

There are fake COAs. Fake Peptides and scammers in this segment..... China!

On 8/10/2026 at 11:34 AM, D Peter said:

I forgot to add: Check the COA (Certificate of Analysis) and you know

Including the counterfeit ones from China?

1 hour ago, novacova said:

Including the counterfeit ones from China?

Did anybody forded you to buy that?

1 hour ago, DaRoadrunner said:

There are fake COAs. Fake Peptides and scammers in this segment..... China!

There are recommended companies in Thailand. No need to buy frrom China or India.

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On 8/11/2026 at 12:48 PM, D Peter said:

There are recommended companies in Thailand. No need to buy frrom China or India.

You did not list those Thai companies? The only ones I found charge high prices, the higher the price, the further you are from the source. I also suspect their ingredients come from China.

Even the Peptides sold in the USA for 10x the China price are made from Chinese ingredients.

It is clear that the Chinese Peptide is a grey market area about as regulated as the wild West was. Who do you trust?

I think you will mostly find UGL brands, and I would expect much of the raw peptide to originate from bulk manufacturers, then be repackaged or mixed further down the supply chain and sold for astronomical prices compared to the original cost.

The problem with UGLs is that you often have no reliable way of knowing where the raw material actually came from, where the final vial was produced, how well the equipment was cleaned, or what else had been produced there. Poor cleaning and quality control can cause cross contamination between batches, which is especially concerning with something you are going to inject. The same goes for underground steroids many use for TRT and performance enhancement.

So far, not one person in this thread has managed to link to a source where you can actually find properly approved peptides in Thailand.

37 minutes ago, DaRoadrunner said:

You did not list those Thai companies? The only ones I found charge high prices, the higher the price, the further you are from the source. I also suspect their ingredients come from China.

Even the Peptides sold in the USA for 10x the China price are made from Chinese ingredients.

It is clear that the Chinese Peptide is a grey market area about as regulated as the wild West was. Who do you trust?

Bangkok Peptides, or Twogene or

Thai Can Biotech Co., Ltd

The odd thing is, that basic ingredients come often partly from China or India, though they are tested in Thailand before going to further chemical processes.

Alternatively you'll go to Boston Health Clinic with tested products

18 minutes ago, D Peter said:

Bangkok Peptides, or Twogene or

Thai Can Biotech Co., Ltd

The odd thing is, that basic ingredients come often partly from China or India, though they are tested in Thailand before going to further chemical processes.

Alternatively you'll go to Boston Health Clinic with tested products

Bangkok peptides 100% ugl company,

https://bangkokpeptides.com

When you first got their names, it would be nice to add the links as well.

On 8/10/2026 at 11:29 AM, D Peter said:

No, you're wrong!

Peptides and NAD⁺ sold in Thailand are not all coming from China. Thailand now has local suppliers holding stock inside the country, though many raw materials still originate from China or other international peptide manufacturers. The key difference is where the final product is stocked, tested, and shipped from.

NAD+ is available on iHerb. I see nothing wrong with buying from China, which is where Thai sellers get them from anyway. Just vet your seller.

On 8/10/2026 at 11:13 AM, DaRoadrunner said:

Looking for a genuine source of Peptides. NAD+, MOTS C and SS31.

Most originate from China where there are many scams.

Those from Thailand and USA are over priced and originated from China anyway.

You do realise that any proteins (polypeptides) you eat are converted into peptides by the stomach acid (Hydrochloric acid) in the your stomach plus the enzyme pepsin. So by eating a balanced diet you are getting all the peptides you need at far lower cost than snake oil concoctions from wherever. So go eat T-bone steaks, goong & burritos (with refried beans) & any more & enjoy a good diet, Many sources of good aroi proteins in Thailand

26 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

NAD+ is available on iHerb. I see nothing wrong with buying from China, which is where Thai sellers get them from anyway. Just vet your seller.

Most of what iHerb sells for boosting NAD+ is NR and NMN, which are precursors your body uses to make NAD+. They also sell a few products containing NAD+ itself, but these are oral supplements, and oral NAD+ has limited evidence for efficient absorption compared with injections or IV, which bypass the digestive system.

24 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

You need to buy your NMN or peptides from a British company called Donotage. They sell on Lazada, I tried their products and they are very good.

https://donotage.org/pure-nmn?srsltid=AfmBOorUCHlNrq_ujefDnRDHV2McnMzzJW8nWbYFM0xk0-MH37rUddx-

DoNotAge is not a peptide company. They mainly sell longevity supplements, NAD precursors and oral collagen hydrolysates, not injectable peptides.

26 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

They do sell peptides.

https://donotage.org/hydrolysed-collagen-peptides?srsltid=AfmBOoqWLGLixiLeq-VTqJFlrmbxvnWf1ZXkeKaxLu-htgB97EP2Mzfu

Definition is omportant

They sell hydrolysed collagen, basically collagen protein broken down into smaller peptide chains in oral form

7 hours ago, DaRoadrunner said:

It is clear that the Chinese Peptide is a grey market area about as regulated as the wild West was. Who do you trust?

Even though there are thousands of health influencers pushing all sorts of peptides, there are also several doctors warning against (mostly unregulated and untested and not enough research and non-FDA approved) peptides.

Good luck.

42 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

They do sell peptides.

But Collagen is well-researched.

Most peptides people are buying are not.

17 hours ago, save the frogs said:

But Collagen is well-researched.

Most peptides people are buying are not.

There are actually some supplements with decent randomized evidence behind them.

Collagen peptides show modest benefits, although the evidence gets weaker when industry funded studies are removed.

Curcumin has fairly good evidence for inflammation, oxidative stress, osteoarthritis pain and function, with some additional benefits seen in metabolic markers and mood.

Saffron is probably the most surprising. Randomized trials have shown effects on depression, anxiety, ADHD, sleep and stress, with some early evidence around inflammatory and oxidative stress markers too.

None of these are miracles. Everything is connected, mood, sleep, stress, pain, inflammation and metabolism all affect each other. Supplements can support the system, but they do not replace lifestyle.

22 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Supplements can support the system, but they do not replace lifestyle.

We are not talking about normal supplements though.

We are talking about peptides, which are a relatively new phenomenon that is being heavily pushed by TikTok influencers but which have little research behind them and not FDA approved. They are much closer to medications than supplements because they affect the body more (I believe).

Ozempic is a GLP-1 (the P stands for Peptide). But it's FDA approved and you get it from proper channels.

But influencers are pushing all kinds of unregulated peptides and people are taking risks. They are being sold by shady online companies.

Edited by save the frogs

Your body produces thousands of peptides to act as fast signals between cells and tissues.

What's wrong with your body that it's not making peptides?

If you can't answer this question, you don't know what you are doing.

Reminds me of the chiropractor who swore that by juicing vegetables and throwing away the fiber (the best part) he was getting "enzymes".

I said, yeah. Plant enzymes.

The human body make thousands of human enzymes.

Plant enzymes have different structures, sequences, and functions than human enzymes.

The silence was deafening. 🤭

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On 8/12/2026 at 2:38 PM, Hummin said:

Bangkok peptides 100% ugl company,

https://bangkokpeptides.com

When you first got their names, it would be nice to add the links as well.

Astronomical prices

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20 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

NAD+ is available on iHerb. I see nothing wrong with buying from China, which is where Thai sellers get them from anyway. Just vet your seller.

How does one vet a seller from China? Minefield of fakes and scams

On 8/12/2026 at 3:05 PM, Cameroni said:

You need to buy your NMN or peptides from a British company called Donotage. They sell on Lazada, I tried their products and they are very good.

https://donotage.org/pure-nmn?srsltid=AfmBOorUCHlNrq_ujefDnRDHV2McnMzzJW8nWbYFM0xk0-MH37rUddx-

What do they do, good for?

6 hours ago, Cameroni said:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d42473-024-00417-4

hyperlink does not work

13 hours ago, Cameroni said:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d42473-024-00417-4

I’m not sure what you want to explain with that article, especially since it is explicitly marked as partner content.

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