Ok, maybe we are a bit harsh on you but I feel like you’re kinda out of touch with reality here. I understand your concerns, and if you have an abscess and continue to pin that site it’s going to get really bad. Get to a doctor, get on antibiotics and have it drained!!! Otherwise sepsis will eventually take over. I keep a variety of antibiotics on hand that can be purchased online through vet supply stores.
You’re essentially suggesting UGLs produce pharmaceutical grade products and that my friend is an oxymoron. As I and others have said it’s the nature of the beast with UGLs. They are not Pfizer, GSK, Eli Lilly, etc. Nor do they have the budget or equipment. Again we all know the risk. When one does their homework and ultimately decides to source UGL gear they should be well aware of the differences and potential consequences. There are a lot of reputable UGLs that take sanitation, safety and product quality seriously. That’s why it is so damn important we hold sources accountable! Your concern is valid and is something all users of UGL gear have to grapple with.
I might be wrong here but it seems like you are fueling the argument. Especially if you have pharma gear now.