Axle Labs - US Domestic

Guys if you can’t sus out a good domestic seller at this point you have no business buying steroids. The information is literally there for the taking if you spend a little bit of time reading. Why is there this massive uptick in spoon feeding requests lately?
Tik tok. Might be a factor with these new people. Kids are blasting comments about meso and sources. Many of the “sources” here are being named.
 
Tossed all my axle shit. Unfortunately. Pinned some test and immediately swelled up like a balloon. What a joke. Seriously considering grabbing an 18g and sucking this shit out of me.
That’s shitty. If it was a high concentration that’s prob why. His high concentration oils fucked my buddy up.


I’ve never had issues with axle gear. Did its job. Guy had a chance to kill it here. But kept fucking up and then lost it because he wasn’t able to be a one man crew.
 
I don't understand these results either. He seems to say it's okay in the comments.

I provided links and direction to the conversations surrounding these results. If your takeaway was "well, the brewer says it's fine" then idk what else to tell you.

Our resident brewers clearly state that there are contaminants in the compound that should not be there. That's enough to keep me from putting that junk in my body.
 
to be fair all anyone did was run it through chatgpt, nobody had preexisting knowledge of what the GCMS should look like exactly. The conclusion sounds right but based off of reading that thread nobody commenting there actually knew and was relying on an LLM to interpret. It also looks less like a contaminant and more like chemical reaction from improper storage, they’re different things
 
to be fair all anyone did was run it through chatgpt, nobody had preexisting knowledge of what the GCMS should look like exactly. The conclusion sounds right but based off of reading that thread nobody commenting there actually knew and was relying on an LLM to interpret. It also looks less like a contaminant and more like chemical reaction from improper storage, they’re different things

Point taken and I'm not qualified or knowledgeable enough to counterpoint but imo it's semantics. The substance is clearly unsafe for human consumption and anecdotal reports of pip and swelling seem to corroborate this.

So I retract my use of the word "contaminated" but still am not putting that shit in me :cool:
 
Has anyone made a list of effected products? Is the primo on there?
I did have pretty bad pip from the last batch of primo 100 but it did work. Its long gone now. But at its dosage I had to pin quite a bit.
 
That's not how LE function. Think about them like this, during investigations they are on the clock as civil servants. They have oversight, Imagine attempting to explain spending taxpayer dollars on telegram chats. Not happening.

This is what they do, they place orders anonymously, document what they receive and coordinate with postal inspectors to zero in on the package origins. From there its pretty much game over. However they drag their feet and it takes years to get an indictment. All a source has to do is print money for a year and rebrand. It's fairly straight forward.
Good to know, thanks... Officer...
 
to be fair all anyone did was run it through chatgpt, nobody had preexisting knowledge of what the GCMS should look like exactly. The conclusion sounds right but based off of reading that thread nobody commenting there actually knew and was relying on an LLM to interpret. It also looks less like a contaminant and more like chemical reaction from improper storage, they’re different things

Why are we even talking about Axle still?

 
Hey I ordered from axle many times before thought all was well still placed an order and looked here looks like I got burned? Anyone know how I could try to get my order?
I was curious about the psychology of why it feels good when your order arrives and why most people’s first post on this forum is usually a glowing review. Here’s what AI has to say:

There is a real psychological effect where people can feel an exaggerated sense of trust or loyalty toward a drug dealer (or anyone in an illegal exchange) simply because the transaction went safely and fairly. When you expect danger — getting ripped off, robbed, or arrested — and none of that happens, your brain experiences relief and unconsciously associates that good feeling with the person involved. “They didn’t harm me” can start to feel like “they’re a good, trustworthy person.”

The result is a bond that can feel genuine but is often context-inflated. It’s reinforced by relief, intermittent safety, power imbalance (“they could have screwed me over but didn’t”), and the brain’s need to justify taking risks. A useful reality check is asking whether you’d trust or like the person the same way if the interaction were legal, boring, and low-stakes. If not, the trust is probably situational rather than truly personal.
 
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