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[osqe]

The most "generic" looking labels ever!! That "prescription" just makes it look cheap and not real , why not just copy a real pharmacy label if you want it to look " legit"?.

The label could be an image of 2 homeless people pooping on the sidewalk in Philly for all I care. I just want to be pinning what I ordered.

 

[2envy]

Lets just stick to the EQ stuff - Not labels. That is so trivial.

 

[Tbaz192]

Lets just stick to the EQ stuff - Not labels. That is so trivial.

Shhhhhh if it’s not cool we don’t want it!!!

 

[Ateam2023]

The label could be an image of 2 homeless people pooping on the sidewalk in Philly for all I care. I just want to be pinning what I ordered.

So brew your own gear , problem solved #HomebrewAnonymous

 

[monster8912]

I want the ape designs from the website on the vials lol

 

[osqe]

So brew your own gear , problem solved

Maybe by 2030. I've been doing a lot of reading, but I'm nowhere near confident enough to brew yet. I've been using AAS for less than a year as it is, just happy to have people like you to learn from for now.

 

[newguy2]

The most "generic" looking labels ever!! That "prescription" just makes it look cheap and not real , why not just copy a real pharmacy label if you want it to look " legit"?.

You're so mean bro.

 

[Andrewthatguy]

Another black label p12 EQ300 pictured beside Sp5der TA100 (purely as a color reference)

So you’re the one buying all the Sp5der Tren lol

 

[AndKratos]

Package perfect, great service

 

[Rhynosaurus]

Bro, you said you're going to change the way things are done around here. You didn't send the EQ for testing. Just brewed it up and sent it. TEST YOUR RAWS, AND TEST YOUR BREW. I know you're making funds hand-over-fist, but you're not setting a standard. Just another source that'll prob flame out.

 

[Andrewthatguy]

I can officially react to people in the undergound now. Fuck yes.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Maybe by 2030. I've been doing a lot of reading, but I'm nowhere near confident enough to brew yet. I've been using AAS for less than a year as it is, just happy to have people like you to learn from for now.

That's because you've been reading Meso where expert brewers discuss 90 million details [majoring in the minors]

when it's really much much simpler: El Luchador

 

[Dumbellsanonymous]

Another black label p12 EQ300 pictured beside Sp5der TA100 (purely as a color reference)

I know it's a shitty way to find out but if you run that eq and it ends up to be tren and you can't notice within 2 weeks that person has no business running gear..

 

[Dumbellsanonymous]

That's because you've been reading Meso where expert brewers discuss 90 million details [majoring in the minors]

when it's really much much simpler: El Luchador

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Bro that dude is wild I've seen that vice episode....

 

[TheMoto]

I know it's a shitty way to find out but if you run that eq and it ends up to be tren and you can't notice within 2 weeks that person has no business running gear..

If you’re worried about the color of that eq you have no business running gear

 

[Veinyone]

If you’re having EQ problems, I feel bad for you son. I got 99 problems but another vendors 500mg/ml eq ain’t one.

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Bro, you said you're going to change the way things are done around here. You didn't send the EQ for testing. Just brewed it up and sent it. TEST YOUR RAWS, AND TEST YOUR BREW. I know you're making funds hand-over-fist, but you're not setting a standard. Just another source that'll prob flame out.

For clarity, the finished product was sent in for testing. There are a lot of moving parts on the backend, and the process is neither simple nor fast, despite how it may look from the outside.

It’s also worth being realistic about the landscape here. A lot of sources people point to as standards go MIA for days at a time, take random days off, and don’t even operate on weekends. We studied that environment, learned from it, and chose a different approach. We’re steadily improving how we operate and moving in the right direction, even if it’s never fast enough for everyone.

Complaints will exist no matter what. With us likely moving private soon, our focus is on filling orders and answering emails as quickly as possible, seven days a week, because at the end of the day it’s impossible to please everyone.

 

[Volmp9]

For clarity, the finished product was sent in for testing. There are a lot of moving parts on the backend, and the process is neither simple nor fast, despite how it may look from the outside.

It’s also worth being realistic about the landscape here. A lot of sources people point to as standards go MIA for days at a time, take random days off, and don’t even operate on weekends. We studied that environment, learned from it, and chose a different approach. We’re steadily improving how we operate and moving in the right direction, even if it’s never fast enough for everyone.

Complaints will exist no matter what. With us likely moving private soon, our focus is on filling orders and answering emails as quickly as possible, seven days a week, because at the end of the day it’s impossible to please everyone.

Can you provide the testing that was done on EQ300 P12 in this thread?

 

[newguy2]

For clarity, the finished product was sent in for testing. There are a lot of moving parts on the backend, and the process is neither simple nor fast, despite how it may look from the outside.

It’s also worth being realistic about the landscape here. A lot of sources people point to as standards go MIA for days at a time, take random days off, and don’t even operate on weekends. We studied that environment, learned from it, and chose a different approach. We’re steadily improving how we operate and moving in the right direction, even if it’s never fast enough for everyone.

Complaints will exist no matter what. With us likely moving private soon, our focus is on filling orders and answering emails as quickly as possible, seven days a week, because at the end of the day it’s impossible to please everyone.

People just want you to stick to your word and do what you said you would do. That's it.

 

[Photon]

For clarity, the finished product was sent in for testing. There are a lot of moving parts on the backend, and the process is neither simple nor fast, despite how it may look from the outside.

It’s also worth being realistic about the landscape here. A lot of sources people point to as standards go MIA for days at a time, take random days off, and don’t even operate on weekends. We studied that environment, learned from it, and chose a different approach. We’re steadily improving how we operate and moving in the right direction, even if it’s never fast enough for everyone.

Complaints will exist no matter what. With us likely moving private soon, our focus is on filling orders and answering emails as quickly as possible, seven days a week, because at the end of the day it’s impossible to please everyone.

+1 going private.
All the best!!