This “we’re being sabotaged every day” angle is getting tired fast.
When everything goes wrong, it’s never a mistake, never a bad batch, never poor QC. It’s always competitors, sleeper accounts, paid actors, dark forces in the thread. That’s not context, that’s deflection.
At some point you have to ask why the only thing that never happens is accountability. Real labs don’t panic and start pointing fingers. They pull product, show data, fix the issue, and move on. Weak ones cry sabotage and hope the noise drowns out the facts.
If everyone who reports an issue is automatically an enemy, then congratulations, you’ve built a perfect system where you’re never wrong. That system just happens to destroy trust.
Either bring proof of this so-called sabotage or stop hiding behind it. Because right now it doesn’t look like a witch hunt. It looks like damage control after mistakes you don’t want to own.
Blaming the forum, the customers, and imaginary enemies is not strength. It’s what people do when they’ve run out of real answers.