posted Tue, 02/26/2013 - 08:49
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Generic HGH Blues/reds/greens/etc...
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Now I know that Rips and Hyges seem to be what most people are getting the best results from these days and have the bloods to prove it. My question is simply has anyone tried the generic top HGH's and had any success or blood tests taken that may prove they're real. A few of the top sources on eroids sell the generic tops (although hyges can be bought for the same price) but I'm just wondering out of curiosity if any of these are ever legit. I'm assuming that one might just have to guess and try since these are probably hit or miss always and there isnt just one manufacturer making these. If you had a success story and would like to comment please do, thanks!
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HardBodErici did buy 3 blue top kits and did not notice anything....at all....maybe stronger tendons....i felt less prone to being injured during my workout, No change in sleep, No pain in joints, no weight loss, regular energy, nothing really. I do not have bloods to prove anything though. I have been told that they are GHRP and being sold as HGH. not %100 on that though.
I think investing real money into it pays off, HGH IS expensive to make, and trying to buy generics that your not sure are real, is hit or miss. from now on i'm going to get the real thing.
It sound similar to TB500, but only labs would show the truth.
You are correct, they are hit or miss, and since you don't know what you are getting, it is taking a big risk with a lot of $. Why would someone take that risk when they could order a brand that has been tested extensively from reputable sources?
exactly my thoughts. I wish there was a way to know for sure. Hell, some src's have 100 iu kits of generics for $100, that is very tempting. And these are the same src's selling 100 iu hyge kits for just under $200. If I could no for sure about the quality of the generics, I'd be all over them. Especially at $1.00 per iu. I guess for now, I'll have to stick with what's known and empty the wallet.
HGH is very expensive to make, so you get what you pay for, in most circumstances.