I’ve attached several images that may be helpful to those using or considering Aburhain testosterone. There’s been ongoing debate about whether fake Aburhain is out there—some say it doesn’t exist, others say it does. I recently came across a clear example that I believe is fake, and wanted to share for awareness.
A now-deleted thread on here featured a new seller offering “replica” Test E. When I enquired, they admitted it was replica gear they’d been offered—and that’s what they were selling. These were in white dot vials and came in larger boxes.
By contrast, I have a stash from TP, who claims his source ships direct from Iran. He’s been consistent with supply, and the product has always tested well according to TP. No PIP, and my bloods have always looked as expected.
Some key differences between the suspected fake and the legit version:
Hope this helps others spot potential fakes—feel free to share your own experience or photos too.
A now-deleted thread on here featured a new seller offering “replica” Test E. When I enquired, they admitted it was replica gear they’d been offered—and that’s what they were selling. These were in white dot vials and came in larger boxes.
By contrast, I have a stash from TP, who claims his source ships direct from Iran. He’s been consistent with supply, and the product has always tested well according to TP. No PIP, and my bloods have always looked as expected.
Some key differences between the suspected fake and the legit version:
- Fake (white dot) was sold for just $12/box – extremely cheap.
- Liquid consistency: Real (black dot) is like GSO—slightly thick; Fake is much thinner, like MCT.
- Box size: Fake has a noticeably larger outer box.
- Teacup logo: Poorly defined on the fake amp handle.
- Amp size and shape: Different amp shape; the fake’s packaging is oversized for the amp itself.
Hope this helps others spot potential fakes—feel free to share your own experience or photos too.
