Okay I'm always looking to learn more. But what I have been reading and what I know for a fact is numbers because they don't lie. I'm on a lot of other forums and yes pharmaceutical grade you know what your getting I can't speak for myself because I haven't used it but if something is testing just as high as pharmaceutical grade and 1/8 of the price it's common sense to go with that unless you can afford the price tag pharmaceutical g comes with. So before your dumbass goes bashing someone use a little common sense because you look immature and not knowing what your even talking about
It is true, most generic GH on the black market are fake. Only buy if there are labs to back it up. B serum, IGF-1, and mass specs.
As is usual, we have another good topic that turns into a MESO pissing match before the end of the first page. Here is the truth: The grey tops from HK (and 99% sure TP has the same) have been scoring @ 30-35 on blood serum tests. BS are hardly the best measure, but when 8-10 come back consistently between those numbers it does mean that probably you have strong GH. IGF-1 is still, IMO, the best measure (I know HPCL is becoming the standard but right now I prefer IGF-1). I will be getting IGF-1's on the grey tops in a couple of months. I currently run Chinese generics that score between 21-23 ng's/bs.
Personally, IMO, I think that if you are young and have good natural GH production you should save your money. If you are young, then you have to run fairly large amounts to see good results above and beyond your natural production. If you are young and getting on stage, then yes, run 5 iu's a day.
If you are like me, and have very low natural production of GH, then Chinese generics are the way to go. Only run enough (3-4 iu's e3d, or 1.5-2) to move your IGF-1 results to high normal. Low GH increases odds of getting cancer, high GH prevents cancer.
You will be on replacement levels of GH for life. The price of Chinese generics make that possible. Furthermore, at low doses sides either are, or will become minimal.