Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic

[Cherokee]

$240 based off an original $480, like for example 1L Test E? If so, are they all half off their original price when unfiltered, or is it just a flat $240 off any 1L, or how does that work?

So, once you filter the "unfiltered" it would be sterile?

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

So, once you filter the "unfiltered" it would be sterile?

Yes, using 0.22 um it will be ready to be injected.

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

Sent

Not received yet.

 

[NBE]

Magnesium glycinate CAS 14783-68-7 available

available Magnesiums : Gluconate, iodide, aspartate, chloride, taurate, acetate, boride, carbonate, silicide, trisilicate, citrate, L-lactate, ascorbyl phosphate, stearate, sulfate, ezomeprazole (for heart burn and acid reflux)..

 

[effswithtren]

Not received yet.

Huh. Sent to meso-rx@sigmachemical.com.cn via a ProtonMail account. Dunno why it wouldn’t go through.

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

Huh. Sent to meso-rx@sigmachemical.com.cn via a ProtonMail account. Dunno why it wouldn’t go through.

qingdao.rep@protonmail.com

can also be used

 

[effswithtren]

qingdao.rep@protonmail.com

can also be used

Oops, sent again

 

[Boatsnhoes]

qingdao.rep@protonmail.com

can also be used

Now I’m interested. How much for primo e 200 unfiltered 1 liter.

 

[sisu2]

I got blood serum test Sigma 15iu hgh, taken 3h after sub injection 10iu (2/3 vial), result 22,5 ug/l.

 

[Cashton]

Igf came back at 449 on 5iu

 

[Derailed82]

Igf came back at 449 on 5iu

Is that 5iu based on half the vial?

 

[Cashton]

Is that 5iu based on half the vial?

Yes

 

[graciebjj]

Igf came back at 449 on 5iu

How long were you on that dose? I think it's safe to just call it 6iu, probably better to just use the actual numbers.

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

If you post blood test results, remind me on your future order for compensation

 

[Hollow123]

@Qingdao Sigma Chemicals is there any store credit for getting lab tests complete?

I’m tempted to give you a go for shipping to the UK

 

[keruli]

Received my small trial order couple days ago.
Turnaround time: 23 days to the UK, from date of payment.

Thoughts so far:

Good:
Turnaround not too bad
Prices excellent
Communication fine
Received the ordered amount

Bad:
No store credit for testing
No reshipper in UK, so customs risk is on the customer
No real stealth. Literally a bag of drugs inside another bag. If customs opened this they would have had a laugh.

Next up is to send for testing. In meantime I would suggest to Qingdao to consider the following improvements, in this order

1) Reshipper in main countries. makes customers much less worried about ordering
2) if you're not going to do #1, at least have some form of stealth...
3) store credit for tests. Doesn't even have to be the full amount, but even a little something would be good (yes, I know, tight margins, low prices, blah fucking blah. But if you've been around this long it's not like you've got nothing in the bank..)

Will post test results when received.

 

[Cherokee]

Received my small trial order couple days ago.
Turnaround time: 23 days to the UK, from date of payment.

Thoughts so far:

Good:
Turnaround not too bad
Prices excellent
Communication fine
Received the ordered amount

Bad:
No store credit for testing
No reshipper in UK, so customs risk is on the customer
No real stealth. Literally a bag of drugs inside another bag. If customs opened this they would have had a laugh.

Next up is to send for testing. In meantime I would suggest to Qingdao to consider the following improvements, in this order

1) Reshipper in main countries. makes customers much less worried about ordering
2) if you're not going to do #1, at least have some form of stealth...
3) store credit for tests. Doesn't even have to be the full amount, but even a little something would be good (yes, I know, tight margins, low prices, blah fucking blah. But if you've been around this long it's not like you've got nothing in the bank..)

Will post test results when received.

You want credit for tests.. but you realize who pays for that in the end. They will just raise the prices and distribute the cost of business among all of us.

 

[T&H]

You want credit for tests.. but you realize who pays for that in the end. They will just raise the prices and distribute the cost of business among all of us.

Out of the majority of orders, a small amount actually go thru the process of packaging up something for testing. And if the tests comes back and shows product dosed as claimed, that does nothing but potentially boost sales and can easily offset the small amount of store credit they give a buyer.

 

[theotherguy]

You want credit for tests.. but you realize who pays for that in the end. They will just raise the prices and distribute the cost of business among all of us.

That’s not how that works. Testing and test credits drive business to the supplier. It’s a win-win. Plus, very few people actually test what they get, so it’s not much of an expense for the supplier. They’ll make far more than they spend by offering testing credits

 

[Cherokee]

Out of the majority of orders, a small amount actually go thru the process of packaging up something for testing. And if the tests comes back and shows product dosed as claimed, that does nothing but potentially boost sales and can easily offset the small amount of store credit they give a buyer.

You say a small amount, but how much does it cost to test something? Jeeze, if I can get a reimbursement for testing, I would probably do it also. You may be right only a small amount gets it tested. Then again, you may be wrong. We don't know how much they are selling.

And it's going to take a lot of sales to recoup a $130 reimbursement. Remember, only a slim amount of what they are charging you for an item is profit.

Personally I like one low price, not all these gimmicks, and sales, and other things to fool customers. I'm just worried if they offer reimbursement for testing, it will end up raising prices.