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Is more expensive..

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..Necessarily better ?
I figured I'd post this in this category .
I had a friend that wanted to know the difference in a 65$ bottle of Tren E VS a 99$ bottle of Tren E same mg same ml.
I had no response to give him I simply said "I'm not sure let me do some digging and ill tell you what I can find"

This is me digging
1. Do sources once they establish themselves and get big will they charge more for the same product ?
2. Does a higher prices mean better quality in gear?
3. Why spend more money for the same product? (Is a higher price , more of like a peace of mind type deal)
4. Will I necessarily feel a difference in products ?

That is all I have thanks you very much for any input you can give me.

haez91's picture

Thanks guys awesome feed back

finafan's picture

It is not pharma tren E. Some source make there products and some resale. Some UGLs sell oil with no AAS or very little in them some actually use the correct amount. Some people want to make more money than others. So many variables. What tren E should you buy? The one you research the hell out of. Maybe you find labs or reviews from members you feel you can trust. Me I will pay $70 for Tren E and I will be very happy with my choice.

j223's picture
  1. usually. raising prices is also another way to help reduce the amount of orders they push each day, if stock or shipping or payment takes more time than it takes for people to make orders.
  2. usually shit gear will not be expensive. However there are some excellent low priced sources
  3. buy gear that you like and know is good.
  4. possibly
Odin's Son's picture

I think there r multiple factors: Is it pharma grade or UGL? How long has source been around? What are the reviews saying? Cost of operating (raws, solvents, shipping, equipment, ect...)

finafan's picture

$34 for sure

haez91's picture

See I do the same so I have no problem. Reputable source has good gear

TED's picture

this is more from a business sense than from a steroid sense but...

Say you are smaller operation not that much volume. Now say you pay the same amount for the material as your larger competitor does. To make a higher profit and make it worthwhile to stay in business the smaller operation would have to charge more than the larger because of the lack in volume. But once they create a customer base and have larger volume they would be able to drive prices down.

This is just my take on it but im not positive

haez91's picture

Good shit I feel ya thanks for that ninja nugget