AlphaGear Source

[Bigfire]

Alpha as you already know I offered to test your gear but you are right that it would be in your best interest to get some vets Meso to try your samples. Get new guys and when I say new I mean new to Meso they may come across as shills. All I am wanting to do is find a reputable source that everyone could trust. The biggest thing now is get those pics posted!

 

[OneSwoleBro]

I'll wait it out on this one. Do you plan on carrying Tren E in the future?

 

[PureNastyPlaya]

Subscribed

 

[sacarianos]

This is the best source intro I've seen so far this year. Now let's see those pictures.

 

[smiles]

Lock up your kids, mothers, brothers, and sisters cause he is crawling through windows raping everybody... Lol

 

[AlphaGear]

Ok, I had to spend a little time putting together a few pictures. I hope I have everything necessary. Also, I will do my best to not mess up when posting these pics lol.

A pic of a few 20mL syringes. I use various sizes, always brand new. They're cheap.

Vacuum sealer for shipping, basic but gets the job done.

A .22um Millipore bottletop filter and media bottle.

Fliptop crimper, rubber stoppers, fliptop caps.

A couple different sizes of needles, various uses.

Solvents and such. BA/BB/EO.

A .22um Whatman syringe filter. Just as effective as the bottletops, but takes a little more effort. I typically use these when I do a requested blend or a very small batch of something. This way I don't waste an entire bottletop filter on something small, as I never reuse filters.

A small example of some finished Tren, without the label.

Ok I think that about covers it. Thanks for your patience. I had to get the pics together and then edit them into the right size. And then upload them, of course.

AG

 

[Stylez]

Is the tren cloudy or just an illusion?

 

[AlphaGear]

It's nice and clear in real life. Not the best quality camera but I tried to get a few decent pics.

 

[Stylez]

I had started using pep but it looks like he's done now and I will need a bit more test e to finish my cycle I guess I'm looking for a new reliable source. I'm gonna keep watching this. Are you domestic I don't remember reading about your relative logistical position

 

[AlphaGear]

Yes I am US domestic

 

[Voltrader]

You still got some work cut out for you. Couple of items still I have not seen addressed:

Board name
Email encryption
Pictures
References

The above is off the top of my head at the moment.

Question where else have you been selling?

1 out of 4 .....encryption is the hardest one left the other ones can be answered fairly easily. The encryption shouldn't take long though even I a tech handicap figured it out in an hour. Come on now bring it all together and you will be on your way.

 

[1fnprick]

Looking good alpha almost there!

 

[pumpin69]

How are you measuring out each vial to 10ml?

 

[tns]

you arent thinking of sending one or 2 orders international are you???

 

[Biglooch412]

What's taking so long on the pics my dude. It's 2014, everything has a camera on it.

 

[Biglooch412]

Nevermind. Foot in mouth

 

[1fnprick]

Some pics were posted about a page or so back!

 

[Cole]

Are you using an autoclave by chance? If so how's about a pick of that little jewel.
If not what are you doing for sterilization on your bottles prior to filling and capping them?

 

[03xx52]

Are you using an autoclave by chance? If so how's about a pick of that little jewel.
If not what are you doing for sterilization on your bottles pryer to filling and capping them?

He is probably purchasing sterilized vials.

 

[amplejunkbin]

A note about PGP encryption. If you are not using end-to-end encryption, you may as well not be using it. Take note, many providers of encrypted webmail decrypt the message ON THEIR SERVERS and then send the text as PLAIN TEXT (i.e. unencrypted — human readable) to your computer. It would be an incredibly simple matter to record all inbound and outbound data. Some mail providers even keep a copy of the unencrypted message.

The easiest solution is MANUAL ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION of all messages. Other solutions include a semi-manual approach or locally-automated approach. The main theme is that all encryption should be done ON YOUR OWN COMPUTER. To be fair, some webmail providers do the encryption/decryption with your computer (i.e. messages are not transmitted in plain text) and not on their servers. If you insist on being lazy, read carefully your providers policies on encryption and decryption. Ignore this at your own peril.