I have PM'd him, 3 times. I have emailed him 3 times. No response. I agree about certain juice being long lasting: I ran some 5-year-old tren in oil that was fuckton potent. Best (or worst) tren cough I've ever experienced, & I had veins poppin out of my chest & delts that looked like my forearms & bi's off-cycle.

But this is prostaglandins, suspended in water. There's no way to tell if its like juice in oil, or more like water-based HCG that degrades MUCH faster. Not without running it, & I want to exchange it for unexpired PGF2a. I could've gotten a much better deal if I was willing to risk expired prostaglandins.

Hopefully BitcoinSteroid will make this right. But til then, I gotta call bullshit on this bait-n-switch business practice.

I take your point, Classy. And while I do agree that expiration dates CAN be inaccurate for certain medications, they are most certainly NOT arbitrary for ALL medications. Some medications, Vitamin A based in particular, expire far FASTER than their official expiration date would imply. Studies show that Tretinoin preparations are already less than 50% effective by the time of they officially expire.

I'm not strawmanning your argument, as I know 'expiration dated are irrelevant' isn't the point you're making - but the problem is, there's no way to tell if PGF2a (in this particular preparation) is like the many medications you refer to, where 'Expiration' is largely a bureaucratically-imposed triviality, or if it's like Tretinoin products.

Does Dinolytic by Zoetis remain potent half a year after it's official expiration date?

There are no studies to be found one way or another. Is this particular perpetration completely unaffected by time, or does its effectiveness diminish at a logarithmic rate, as pure entropy would suggest it must? Is that diminishment just 5%, at 2.5yrs post-preparation, or 25% or 50%?

That's why it's worth a premium to obtain a preparation well within its manufacturer's expiration date. & I most certainly paid a premium. I would've paid far less for 100ml of expired Estrumate (PGF2a 5mg/ml, compounded in the U.S.), if I was willing to pay for expired PGF2a at all. I was not.

Customer certainty is worth the premium. If the Source is selling expired products, they should state as much clearly, & let the customer do the research to decide if the price being offered is worth the risk of receiving a potentially ineffective (or less than fully effective) product.

BitcoinSteroid is selling Dinolytic without mentioning that's its expired, thereby deliberately implying that it's NOT expired.

http://www.bitcoinsteroid.com/buy-pgf2a-online-with-bitcoin

Had they sold the product as expired, I'd not have purchased from them, as I can obtain 100ml of expired PGF2a for aprox 60% of what BitcoinSteroid charged for me for 50ml.

Maybe they haven't screwed me over, but they've sure left the impression they have. This is rather unethical business practice at best. I paid more for documented, potent PGF2a, within its Official Manufacturer's Expiration period. & that's what I expect to receive.

BitcoinSteroid, please reply to my inquiries at your earliest convenience.

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