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+ 1 Help me understand "shipping lines" or "Warehouses" please

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Hi, I am a little confused about the "warehouse" / "shipping lines".
I kinda get that a US warehouse is for US, EU is only for Europe, but then I see things line "international" and combinations and so on.

If it says " EU DOMESTIC & WORLD WIDE 4" does that mean that there is a chance my order will be shipped from outside of Europe, even though I live in Finland? (I saw this on PMROIDS) but I am not sure how to interpret it.

It's the first time I am considering buying from these online sources, and I am sorry if I broke any unspoken or spoken rule, I've been on the board for a few years but never really had questions.

Thank you in advance Smile

press1's picture

Black90tsi has you covered on what you need to know below bud, the US Domestic warehouses exist within the US so there is less chance of your parcel getting snagged by customs basically as its already in the country - but you will pay more for this privilege if you compare prices between International and US Domestic. International prices are therefore lower but there is the risk and also it will take longer to get to you, not that this really applies to you as you are in Finland lol It does beg the question though - why should someone living in the US pay more for the same product than someone living in the EU? Shouldn't the Lab be absorbing that extra cost rather than the customer? Scratch one-s head

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The Profit margins in steroids are huge, costs less than a $1 to make a vial of Test.

RobertB80's picture

Same story with most illegal drugs mate

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Would you feel comfortable charging for something that you knew wasn't worth that amount? I guess its down to greed and principles.

Black90tsi's picture

EU domestic & worldwide means its a warehouse in the EU but that they also ship worldwide from it. So if you're in the EU and order from there it will be domestic EU mail. They also spilt up warehouses according to manufacturers typically. So if you're ordering from 1 warehouse only you'll get dinged for the shipping charge once. If you decide you want to mix and match manufacturers from different warehouses you're going to get hit with multiple shipping fees as there will be more than 1 package.

Make sense?

Mac12769's picture

Good explanation.

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philippeb's picture

Thank you!

There should be a guide on the sites for first-timers with this exact explanation!