HannibalSelector
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What’s SA? Fortunately got a couple of domestic HCG kits from QSC in early January
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic
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Ghoul
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narta
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QSC as a brand is done for.
Move along.
Move along.
bigMoJo
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There is also a Vendor that calls/called themselves XYX to capitalize on the whole XCE name stuff
AlmightyAlpha
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Some poor dudes are probably getting beat up and water boarded because QSC didn't ship their buddies order and now they're paying for it.
AlmightyAlpha
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"WHERE'S MY 200 DOLLAR ORDER!!!! I'LL DO IT AGAIN!!!!" Lololol
... and that's just the ones who were buying for family members!
Petarosus188
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Being fair. Nobody with brain expected anything moral from Chinese business. Its JUST incredibly unlucky timing on our part.
BamaCrazy
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LGOP528
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Probably the most important part of not getting busted is not selling, that is including getting things for people.
LGOP528
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Or the local watering hole! That is still too specific to cover all the topics. lol
Ghoul
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I appreciate the impulse to "share" GLPs with others you care about, but significant hazards lie that way. Not just the ever present risk of them getting ripped off (and blaming you), but now you bear potential responsibility for any weird medical issue in the future, "I got small intestine cancer! It's from that counterfeit Chinese drug you told me it was ok to inject!".
So think twice. At the least, text or email (so it's in WRITING for later reference), "This is what I use, I get it from here. I think it's ok but be sure to do your own homework on potential risks. If you have any questions I'll be happy to help." and let them acquire it on their own.
Quite right! The best choice is to not even mention it to family or friends. Oh, bring up the topic in casual conversation perhaps and make some vague references that the industrious might follow to find a source, but never let them know you made the direct connection.
Ghoul
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It's actually no joke that if it's someone who doesn't particularly care about their relationship with you, or has a fallout later, they could literally sue you if they have evidence they got the stuff from you and you urged them to use it, then some issue, even if completely unrelated, arises later.
All these folks (mostly women) being the local GLP dealer are going to find themselves on the receiving end of lawsuits from creative lawyers looking at that juicy pot of home equity to go after.
Not to mention that some are already facing criminal charges as well since marketing and selling for human consumption is a crime. For the upside of cash and limited fame in their little circles, the civil and criminal risks are pretty severe.
Petarosus188
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Its gonna be pretty hard to prove. Especially any connection or that they didnt use other stuff from other sources- virtually impossible. They would need unopened Product, prove Its from you And it doesnt contain what it supposed to ... This Is mostly nonsense.
Ghoul
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Yeah. And while it may not be a big thing now, one segment on "The View" with those harpies screeching about "unlicensed pharmacists poisoning their friends and neighbors" will set off a backlash that could even close the small legal window left open that makes peptides relatively easily available, with demands to "do something!" resulting in ill thought out laws being rushed through like happened when HGH was targeted.
I'm not going to lie to those closest to me that I know are seeking help. Especially when so many telehealth folks linked to compounding pharmacies exist.
I send them links to telehealth and direct them to reddit links that I know will lead them to UGL.
Ghoul
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There are countless lawsuits initiated and settled based on tenuous connections. Supplying someone with an unprescribed, and worse, unregulated pharmaceutical is already a crime, for a reason, shifting the burden to the supplier to prove it was safe.
Given these people undoubtedly don't practice opsec and have a paper trail confirming the transaction, and instructions on use, it's a slam dunk.
Only those unfamiliar with litigation would consider this risk "nonsense". Just wait and see.
Use it all you like, but the second you become a supplier it's a whole new ballgame.
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