@Wannaflybob @Adegas @Ttran1485 @Steve0815 @Liska
OK, I've been watching this from the shadows to see how the situation plays out till now. I've also been communicating privately with QSC.
My original concern with the teso I have was making sure it was properly identified, and not possibly mixed up with two other AAS raws of the same quantity. Taking teso, thinking it was an androgen at hundred of times over the therapeutic dose would be dangerous to say the least. I'm convinced now that the teso I have is properly id'd.
Next concern is the test results Liska has provided. Regardless of anyone's thoughts on who is involved and what the motivation is/was, I think most will agree that the more testing of products we're ingesting, the better.
I feel if as a user, you disagree with this, I'd question WTF you're even doing here and you're wasting the value this forum provides. Most likely a provider shill, or just not smart enough to get the value this forum offers?
I believe that I completely understand the "harm reduction" ideology of this forum and how it's valuable for the end user. Hopefully the board vets will correct or add anything I leave out or get wrong in what follows.
I'm all in on the "if the source does good, by all means post it".
I'm also all in on "if a source makes a mistake or if anything is questionable regarding service or product " by all means post it as well".
This process of users reporting is what creates the value in using this forum.
As for "harm reduction", I take this both literally and financially. We don't want to fuck up our health by ingesting a potentially harmful product, and we don't want to get nothing in return for our investment.
So enough rambling crap and to the point:
It has been suggested for users to "pitch in" for a fund to provide testing for the QSC tesofensine.
I've already said I'll do any leg work required to get a sample sent to
@janoshik. I believe I'm a trust worthy, neutral party and don't think anyone would question that I'd send out what I received from QSC.
So I'm all in! I'll start the donation process by donating the $42 that I have coming for the 7g of teso my order was short. QSC has agreed to refund this amount, and I'd like him to monitor this and follow through. I'll also match the $42 with another $42 oop. I've also encouraged another unmentioned parties involved to consider a similar donation.
I'll let another more seasoned "neutral party vet" take the reins on how to and implement a way to donate and set this up.
So far, this is $84 total towards the $380 testing fee. This would leave $296. Perhaps other parties involved could consider some kind of round about way of contributing, say in the form of a discount or something, indirectly towards the testing and shipping fees.
How about others who have ordered tesofensine from QSC? You guys willing to make a donation for testing of what you're setting on or have coming?