"I'm an alcoholic and you didn't say anything about your products containing alcohol" Jesus fucking Christ, this is what vetting a UGL source on MESO is about nowadays.....
Guess what, wheat is addictive too (google that shit) so a UGL should also "come clean" on using any ingredient in their products that is a derivative of wheat?
Bottom line with ALL UGL's is, you're 100% fortunate if the active ingredient in a UGL product is what it is supposed to be and 200% fortunate when said product is dosed according to their marketed specs, and 300% fortunate when said product is free of contamination and 400% fortunate if the transaction doesn't land you in court or behind bars.
It's 100% every alcoholics responsibility to question 100% of the substances they choose to consume, just the same as it is every gluten sensitive person to research (ask questions) about the products they intend to consume!
There are no "it should have been mentioned" when dealing with an UGL.
You're 100% fortunate to get uncontaminated products containing the represented active ingredient, dosed as represented.
The fucking FDA does a spotty job in their requirements for labeling products containing alcohol.....vendors are allowed by FDA regulations to "mention" a product contains alcohol.....a vendor is not required by the FDA to flash it in neon in-front of every alcoholic....sometimes you have to dig for that shit, even on a FDA approved label.
This post isn't about "sticking up for this UGL" or any UGL for that matter, it's about explaining that when you buy black-market drugs from an underground lab (and I use the term "Lab" generously here) just be fortunate to get the actual substance that you bought, dosed cleanly and accordingly to what is marketed and thankful that you don't end up in court or jail for dong so.