Reliable or all day???

Which brand was underdosed? Have some on the way if they get my payment figured out.
I think it was the Cooper brand but I can't remember for sure. The replacements ADC sent me were the same brand and seemed more effective. Regardless it's much cheaper than buying cialis from an American pharmacy even if you have to take 2 or 3 for the same effect.
 
adc viagra has been on point and a few friends run nolva for PCT with no problems. yes ordering has been an issue with me at times and it takes awhile but im very pleased with their products
 
I think it was the Cooper brand but I can't remember for sure. The replacements ADC sent me were the same brand and seemed more effective. Regardless it's much cheaper than buying cialis from an American pharmacy even if you have to take 2 or 3 for the same effect.

Agreed. I have a scrip for 5mg cialis but insurance won't cover it...minimum is $5 a pill.

Got some Cipla 20mg c on the way for $1.30 each
 
How are you guys doing your payments with Reliable? My bank won't approve the transaction, period. Says it's a fraud risk. Several guys have said the pre-paid cards don't work (even green dot) either due to non-international use or the issuers block transactions for that country. If you don't want to post it here shoot me a PM please.
 
How are you guys doing your payments with Reliable? My bank won't approve the transaction, period. Says it's a fraud risk. Several guys have said the pre-paid cards don't work (even green dot) either due to non-international use or the issuers block transactions for that country. If you don't want to post it here shoot me a PM please.

I just use a spare CC I have with a low credit limit that I never keep a balance on.
 
I suggest reading and interpreting the results posted on your own. The caber and adex came back very close and the clomid was underdosed
 
Reliable and adc are one in the same.

I've been using their caber for years. I get other mesds from them too. No complaints at all.

Solid AF if you ask me.
 
ADC and reliable are the same like everyone said. Reliable is the sister site and usually has cheaper prices. ADC usually is sold out of a lot of things. the thing you should most be concerned about is the payment options but that is your own discretion and you do what your most comfortable with. You might have to sign for a package though and they do offer insurance. No one can guarantee anything. There is always a risk and at any moment any of these companies can produce bad batches or products. Remember large pharmaceutical companies have recalls too. E.g. benadryl, tylenol
 
How are you guys doing your payments with Reliable? My bank won't approve the transaction, period. Says it's a fraud risk. Several guys have said the pre-paid cards don't work (even green dot) either due to non-international use or the issuers block transactions for that country. If you don't want to post it here shoot me a PM please.

If all else fails the prepaid cards Walmart offers (the gold ones with their logos on them) work just fine. You need to buy the card, set up an account, then wait to receive the actual card with your name on it, but once it's set up it works just fine. There are limits on a lot of prepaid credit cards these days to try to prevent using them for fraud or to hide moving money around, but I just slap whatever money I need for my purchase on the card and place the order, and I've never had any issues.

I actually keep a prepaid Visa just for this. There's no way I'd use my actual card on an international pharmacy purchase.
 
If all else fails the prepaid cards Walmart offers (the gold ones with their logos on them) work just fine. You need to buy the card, set up an account, then wait to receive the actual card with your name on it, but once it's set up it works just fine. There are limits on a lot of prepaid credit cards these days to try to prevent using them for fraud or to hide moving money around, but I just slap whatever money I need for my purchase on the card and place the order, and I've never had any issues.

I actually keep a prepaid Visa just for this. There's no way I'd use my actual card on an international pharmacy purchase.
That's a good idea. I guess I'll have to do the prepaid Visa thing in the future.

I've just been to lazy to get out from in front on my computer to do it. IDC about covering my trail with reliable. Besides, if LE wants you, your going to get popped. Period. Even the smartest cyber crime crooks get hooked up.
 
Hypothetically speaking, after you get a script from a doctor, enter all the info. depending upon where you live see if they have an option for U.S. clients. Most prepaid cards that you find are going to be for domestic purchases only. You have to read that legal paper that is included with each card.
 
That's a good idea. I guess I'll have to do the prepaid Visa thing in the future.

I've just been to lazy to get out from in front on my computer to do it. IDC about covering my trail with reliable. Besides, if LE wants you, your going to get popped. Period. Even the smartest cyber crime crooks get hooked up.

To be honest, it's not even about covering my trail. I used my real info when setting up the prepaid card. It's more about making sure that if the card info gets swiped (a real common occurrence with international card processors, especially at the pharmacies it seems) I don't want them to get any money or deal with the hassle of dealing with the credit company to get it all sorted out. This way, I put exactly what my pharmacy order costs plus $3 (what the card charges you a month), place my order, and then I'm done. Once I've sent the money to the pharmacy there is nothing for anyone to steal.

I've met enough people that have had their credit info stolen to just not want to take the chance. I have noticed an attempted tiny charge on my prepaid card (something ridiculous like $0.84, likely done as a test charge on stolen cards) so I don't fuck around with real cards internationally.
 
To be honest, it's not even about covering my trail. I used my real info when setting up the prepaid card. It's more about making sure that if the card info gets swiped (a real common occurrence with international card processors, especially at the pharmacies it seems) I don't want them to get any money or deal with the hassle of dealing with the credit company to get it all sorted out. This way, I put exactly what my pharmacy order costs plus $3 (what the card charges you a month), place my order, and then I'm done. Once I've sent the money to the pharmacy there is nothing for anyone to steal.

I've met enough people that have had their credit info stolen to just not want to take the chance. I have noticed an attempted tiny charge on my prepaid card (something ridiculous like $0.84, likely done as a test charge on stolen cards) so I don't fuck around with real cards internationally.

Totally understand and agree. International cc fraud is huge which is why my FI wouldn't allow it. Prepaid is the way to go with the online pharms. Thanks for giving me motivation to get off my ass and get it set up. :)
 

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