posted Wed, 05/08/2013 - 19:54
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EHP generic Green top HGH
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I have been using this site as a resource for a long time but have never posted. Who can I send a sample of these green tops to to find out what is actually in them. Looking at them next to my legit hygetropin.com.cn, they look identical with only larger pucks. Why would counterfeiters take the time to vacuum seal each vial, just like Hyges? Has anyone ever had good results with these? I bought a couple kits to see what they looked like and I am so impressed with the "authentic" hgh appearance of the pucks that I want to have them analyzed. Who can I send it to to find out?
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Firstly you can't in no way tell authenticity by the puck....and why wouldn't they take time to vacume seal each vial?? Money that's why...and it would be cheaper to get a gh serum test taken and faster trust me.
I thought the only way to tell accuracy was by appearance? You can't in no way tell authenticity by the puck? Really? You mean to tell me there is bunk HGH that looks exactly like the real thing? Like a counterfeit? Whoa! You really schooled me man! Thanks for the lesson. WHAT IS INSIDE THE GENERIC GREEN TOPS? School me on that question. We both know its not HGH by the price alone. The cost of manufacture of rHGH, even in the People's Republic of China where they keep the value of their currency artificially low, would not yield a profit if selling authentic products for $100.00 USD. I know they are not real, an HGH serum test is not going to give me any more information regarding that fact. I know they are not HGH, or IGF-1. My question is what are they putting in the vials? Why go to the trouble of preserving them in a vacuum when its obviously completely unnecessary? Your answer to the question of the vacuum makes sense. It gives them the "authentic appearance" if they are vacuum sealed. I have generic yellow tops with no vacuum that are awesome. They have a cheap preservative that can cause some minor surface irritation in the skin, but they are as authentic as they can be. If you going to spend the MONEY and TIME it takes to vacuum seal 1000000 counterfeit vials, why not just spend the same amount of money and time producing 100000 authentic cheap generics? News travels really quickly these days. If a product is bunk people do not continue to buy it. How much does an analysis like this cost? Where could I send it, a forensics lab?
I do agree with some of your points. Generally
Those who issue fakes on the market do it for a relatively short time. Fly by night operations if you will. Because demand for bunk products will usually disappear eventually unless the scammer does include real units mixed with their bunk making it all the bit harder. But in a market like AAS which is monopolistic competitive one, Long Run you can't make a profit selling bunk. You also stated that It would be pointless to sell and not make a positive profit which is actually not true depending on long run or short run. I believe there are a few guys in the labs section who may be able to help you out as to where to send for analysis.