Community Review: IndiaMart Ancillaries

[mento]

So which countries in EU do u think it is easiest to pass to, name a few?
if an indian vendor labels the products as cosmetics or something else also would it still be hard to pass, and even send it using some courier such as fedex?

None tbh, its a sad time for us eu people. We gotta just gotta pay 20x to get the same meds ig

 

[Photon]

I also saw it and asked about omnitrope and primo here.
I also asked rohit for a real picture of omnitrope from that warehouse, he told me to wait but this was one week ago and everytime I asked he ignored it so I gave up asking.

Imagine if everyone asked for pics and nobody bought anything lol...

 

[skzao]

None tbh, its a sad time for us eu people. We gotta just gotta pay 20x to get the same meds ig

shesh so us to eu is the next best option, would customs not pass even if stealth shipping and a more better courier service is used from india? like how the chinese do?

 

[skzao]

He sent me the price list for his supposed European warehouse, but the brands he carries are the same ones you can buy from other suppliers. Besides, he has the Thaiger brand, which sells counterfeit products, and Genetik, which I've never heard of, and their prices for medicine are terrible. Ideally, he should be able to ship his Indian products to Europe; shipping to Spain seems difficult due to customs.

no im asking if someone from india send a package, would customs not pass even if stealth shipping and a more better courier service is used? like how the chinese do? i think if indians crack the code which chinese used its possible

 

[NebuLix]

no im asking if someone from india send a package, would customs not pass even if stealth shipping and a more better courier service is used? like how the chinese do? i think if indians crack the code which chinese used its possible

Maybe it’d be better chances.
One of my packages came through and it wasn’t labeled on the outside at all.

Chinese vendors mostly use shipping providers who do the import of many parcels in bulk. I guess this works because of the large e-commerce business between eu and china.

 

[aaddpp]

Imagine if everyone asked for pics and nobody bought anything lol...

Sorry but what do you mean? You see 75iu omnitrope for 40$ from a shady eastern europe country, of course you ask for a picture
If that was some accusation against me the only reason why I still haven't ordered from him is because he told me to wait after I've sent my list of products, then after some days he told me that the package would have not been shipped for the next 10 days because there are too many packages waiting for triangular shipping to eu, that's the only reason. But I don't know I could have misunderstood your point

 

[mento]

shesh so us to eu is the next best option, would customs not pass even if stealth shipping and a more better courier service is used from india? like how the chinese do?

Yes shipping it via the us first is the best and only option really, u would obviously run up shipping cost and u will have to pay a small import fee. Im not sure what the exact success rate is, of doing it this way tho.

 

[Kralteramon]

Leaked Footage of Vial Recycling Process India < link

Guys I found a video about injection vial recycling process in India. Very informative.

 

[Alvinq]

Leaked Footage of Vial Recycling Process India < link

Guys I found a video about injection vial recycling process in India. Very informative.

...... yikes

 

[Photon]

Leaked Footage of Vial Recycling Process India < link

Guys I found a video about injection vial recycling process in India. Very informative.

I've seen it, lol
Anyone wanna recycle my vials

 

[Photon]

Sorry but what do you mean? You see 75iu omnitrope for 40$ from a shady eastern europe country, of course you ask for a picture
If that was some accusation against me the only reason why I still haven't ordered from him is because he told me to wait after I've sent my list of products, then after some days he told me that the package would have not been shipped for the next 10 days because there are too many packages waiting for triangular shipping to eu, that's the only reason. But I don't know I could have misunderstood your point

Not an accusation. Most of these vendors aren't going to send pics without any sort of purchase. Trust your gut, too good to be true? It probably isn't.

 

[Cman90]

Leaked Footage of Vial Recycling Process India < link

Guys I found a video about injection vial recycling process in India. Very informative.

Gross, they weren't joking when they said their gear is blessed by the Ganges.

 

[VikingMD]

ATTN ALL –

If you’re watching the India medication market, I want to hear from you, what would YOU most want to see independently tested and verified? I’m seriously considering funding some real lab work myself. I’m not rich, but I’m comfortable enough, and I’ve got more time on my hands lately than I know what to do with. Instead of questioning things in circles online, I’d rather put money toward actual data that helps everyone. At this moment it's not a full on yes decision, and I'm not asking for contributions from anyone. If I decide it's good to do and worth it I'll foot the bill.

Here’s where my head is at. For the big, established Indian pharma companies, Zydus, Cipla, Sun, Dr. Reddy’s, Sanofi India, Mankind, HAB, Concern, and others, the manufacturing standards are already solid. These are WHO/GMP, export level companies. Testing their legitimate pharmacy products usually just confirms what we already expect, tablets tend to hit label claim, excipient profiles are clean, and contamination risk is low. So testing those mostly answers one question, is the product genuine or counterfeit? That still has value, but it’s different from proving whether the manufacturer knows what they’re doing.

Where it gets interesting is with the products that actually are made by real Indian pharma versus the stuff that clearly isn’t. Some things are legitimately produced there, like Zydus mesterolone, which is a real prescription product, or medical dose oxandrolone that exists for burn recovery and wasting conditions. Methandienone/Test so on all has a historical pharma presence in India, though modern high dose “blast” versions are often something else entirely. Testing in these areas would answer real questions, is the API actually what the strip claims, is the dose accurate, or has something been substituted? Repackage?

Then there are the true wildcards. Any Indian HGH is at the top of my curiosity list. HCG after real shipping exposure, newer metabolic meds like imeglimin, and anything marketed as export only would also be worth a hard look. Biologics are where we’d learn the most, actual IU content, dimer levels, degradation from heat, and whether the vial even contains the right molecule at all.

We also have to be honest about another reality. A lot of products floating around with labels like “Cipla Tren,” “Sun Pharma Anavar 50,” or “Dr Reddy Test 300” are almost certainly not coming from those companies. Testing would be evaluating the product in front of us, not validating Cipla or Sun quality. That’s fine, but the goal needs to be harm reduction and truth, not brand worshiping.

So I want your input. If we picked the top five items the community actually wants tested, what should they be? My first vote is any and all Indian HGH, just to see what’s real, what’s relabeled, and what actually survives shipping (storage conditions), but I want to nature this down further to obvious manufacturing dates to coincide with the testing. I don't want to test HGH from last year obviously.

After that I’m thinking things like Zydus mesterolone as a real pharma benchmark, medicaldose oxandrolone strips, HCG post shipping, and maybe one of the newer metabolic meds.


Drop your suggestions, specific meds, categories, whatever questions you actually want answered. I’m planning to use Janoshik for proper analytical testing.
so we get real LCMS and HPLC data, not “trust me friend" results.

I'm know expert in this area, so I'm just getting my feet wet, hit me with knowledge things to look for and so on.

And for those who asked India does provide lab testing like Janoshik. The pricing if confirmed is significantly cheaper as to be expected.

Perhaps several different and overlapping rating systems. You have the rating of the individual vendor which would include components like customer service (eg responsive but not irritating, quick with providing answers/costs, consistent pricing, rapid shipping info, rapid shipping speed, consistent stock). Then you have a rating system for reliability of brands and/or individual products. Then you have a likelihood of counterfeit product infiltration. The combination of these 3 things is ultimately is what provides confidence in purchasing for people who are thinking about their sources beyond just looking for the least expensive source.