@Brewly - This is exactly why we make the new sources here explain their process of making orals. Caps and tabs are difficult to make and most UGLs don’t know what they are doing.
That Tbol and proviron (which was actually anavar) were overdosed in the caps that was analyzed but I’m sure he didn’t intentionally overdose it. So it tells me that he has no idea how to blend his raws with his filler. The overdosed samples are hotspots in the mix and so other caps will be underdosed from those batches. Completely inconsistent which makes those caps total garbage.
They claim to use a v-blender AND geometric dilution. I don’t know his filler or his cap size or if he’s even using the correct calculations to figure out how much filler to use.
This is all BAD and why sources need to be vetted in public so guys can get eyes on it.
Great posts, and I greatly appreciate your in-depth breakdown. Fortunately, with a platform like Brewly we can listen to the community and take action accordingly. I've already shown my hand on matters like this, as I've recently culled a lot of the vendors that were less established. We are a customer-first platform, because that's how all successful marketplaces operate.
I'll be looking into Apexa's case.
Suspensions, cool, but what else can you do?
So, of course we can suspend a vendor from our platform, but what else? Allow me to talk about the planned formal order dispute system again.
Barring a complete Vendor-destroying event like an exit scam, we have many pathways to recover funds from customers even, say, 6 weeks after the fact with what we have planned.
Order disputes
Without bogging you down with the details (again), the system will be very similar to Paypal. Disputed orders cause the vendor's balance to be temporarily debited by the dispute amount until the dispute is settled.
As you can imagine, a vendor that has repeatedly shown themselves to have an abnormally high dispute rate will not survive for long. We can hold vendors accountable in ways no forum can.
What about today?
Regardless of all this fancy pants planned stuff, which you're within your right to call BS on until you see it with your own eyes, the platform already makes it easy to get to the information you want to see without having to scan through potentially hundreds of pages of forum bickering.
Customers that have ordered can leave reviews and even attach bloodwork. If you go to a product's review section you can filter "containing bloodwork" to see such reviews.
Vendors now have a labs/stock page area where they can publicly share their own testing/stock pics/equipment/etc.
Next on the list is
Vendor reviews so you can leave reviews regarding a vendor's service, response time, attitude, etc.
We are ALMOST feature-complete, the rest is to wait and grow. It's always slow and steady in the beginning, but I assure you we will take off exponentially. I believe this because we've put the work in, and we'll continue to put the work in.
