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IG: https://www.instagram.com/derek_decoded/ Substack: https://derekpruski.substack.com/?r=6u7qet&utm_medium=ios https://stan.store/peptideprice As promised, here’s the full interview with Peter Magic from Janoshik Analytical. 00:00 - Introduction & how Derek connected with Peter 00:52 - Peter's background: starting at 17 with a bad knee and a weightlifting book 02:00 - Discovering the need for testing in the anabolic community 02:30 - How Janoshik started: testing for friends at a university lab 03:27 - First paid testing jobs and early pricing ($60/sample) 04:43 - Growing the business: choosing testing over med school and programming 05:51 - Early testing methods: what they were testing for in 2012-2013 07:09 - Buying his first HPLC machine and running it in his dorm room 09:16 - Med school vs. the business: where Peter's focus was 10:32 - Fast forward: the transition from anabolics to peptides 11:03 - Peptide testing history and the GLP-1 boom 13:06 - Volume today: 550 samples received in a single day, 200-600 tested daily, 40 employees 13:49 - How testing works: pricing breakdown (basic test ~$300 for GLP-1s) 15:10 - Raw data and COA transparency: why Janoshik doesn't auto-include raw graphs 16:31 - Fake labs: AI-generated COAs, recycled graphs, and how Peter catches them 16:37 - COA verification database (live since 2016) 17:46 - What it takes to legally run a lab like Janoshik in Czech Republic 19:00 - Accreditation in this space: why it doesn't really exist or matter 20:24 - Legal handling of scheduled substances: HGH, anabolics, peptides 21:09 - BAC water: uptick in testing, benzyl alcohol variance, degradation over time 22:51 - Shaking peptides myth + BAC water pH and reconstitution issues (cloudy solutions) 24:15 - How Janoshik dissolves samples: ultra pure water vs. BAC water 27:24 - BAC water availability in Europe vs. the US 28:43 - 28-day reconstitution guidelines and sterile water shelf life discussion 30:42 - Testing add-ons breakdown: variance/conformity testing ($60/extra vial) 32:47 - How often do vial-to-vial differences show up? What bad batches look like 35:27 - Ranking the add-on tests by value: sterility, endotoxins, heavy metals 36:41 - Sterility testing: 14-day standard, laminar flow hood, why rapid testing falls short 38:21 - Lab transparency: visiting Janoshik in Prague, the 17,000 sq ft facility 40:22 - Questions to ask any testing lab to verify legitimacy 41:49 - Endotoxins: when it matters (biologic vs. synthetic peptides) and the tirzepatide scare 45:10 - Endotoxin pass/fail: why it's not a simple binary result 46:42 - Heavy metals: low concern for peptides, but available for those who want it 47:55 - "7x testing" explained and how to rank all the tests in order of value 49:02 - LCMS screening, pH, TFA analysis, fentanyl screening: are they worth it? 52:11 - CHNS combustion analysis: how it works and when it's used (novel peptides) 53:21 - Bioglutide/GLP-4 case study: testing an unknown peptide 55:29 - Shared COAs and the additional report service: how it works and why it's legitimate 59:31 - Group testing, blind/mislabeled samples, and how the community keeps labs honest 01:02:22 - Mistakes happen: Janoshik's error rate (~1-2 per 10,000 samples) 01:04:18 - Sterility testing integrity: controls, swabs, laminar flow, and false positives 01:08:38 - How many vials are needed for a full panel? Can samples be shared across tests? 01:10:43 - COA format: one page vs. multi-page, and why updates are on hold during rapid scaling 01:11:35 - NMR machine, 10+ HPLCs, and current expansion challenges 01:12:33 - Expanding to a US lab: the talks, the challenges, and USPS mail logistics 01:16:59 - Turnaround times: 2-3 business days standard, rush service available (24 hrs) 01:18:00 - Sterility turnaround: results come at 14 days, other tests released earlier 01:18:33 - Degradation studies: blends (BPC/TB-500/GHK-Cu) lyophilized vs. DIY mixed 01:20:35 - Biggest failure modes: wrong peptide, wrong dose, Ozempic insulin label swap 01:22:12 - Do failures come in waves? China supply disruptions and quality spikes 01:24:28 - Pens vs. multi-use vials: cartridges tend to have more quality issues 01:26:13 - Personal peptide use: why Peter doesn't use them (Czech law, regulatory relationships) 01:27:08 - What Peter wishes companies would do differently when sending samples 01:27:57 - Staff breakdown: 9 chemists, 10 lab techs, 10 client support, 3 customs, HR 01:30:06 - Did Peter ever picture this scale? "$10k/month" joke from 12 years ago 01:30:38 - How to vet a testing lab: company registration, equipment, staff credentials 01:35:33 - Closing thoughts: always verify COAs, trust the community process

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