Guys, the fact that the result of the hplc tren A test is 70% doesn't say that the product is original.
It would be good to know where
@SkankHunt acquired this product and how the source that sold it reacted to the result.
Speaking for ourselves, I can say all the goods come to us straight from the manufacturer. And even then, before we sell the whole line, we make hplc tests to every product. And we have never managed to get such faulty goods. Therefore, I have my doubts in the origins of this product.
It is really hard to make your brand recognized and get into good books with the customers, so it would be really strange if the manufacturer decided to ruin it all by producing faulty goods. As a whole, it is almost impossible, as the raw material is tested first and only then the tests for the end-product are held. The manufacturer has neither desire nor sense to tarnish its own reputation.
On the other hand, the dishonest dealer who wants to get some hype and money using somebody else’s name or tarnish the reputation of the definite brand can be only willing to sell fakes.
There is no secret that the stickers with codes and the product itself (pills, vials or ampoules) are supplied separately. So, one of the European dealers fancied himself as a bit of a player and sold a big part of the original product without any code labels. And he labeled the fake product with the manufacturer's codes and sold them as original.
When it all surfaced, the manufacturer had nothing to do but to block all the codes of the batch.
If you have ever dealt with the zphc brand, must have experienced some difficulties when the site with the code verification system was blocked making it impossible to check any code.