Stingin’Belle
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A few sources are now testing virtually every finished batch before they will even sell it, and some sources get angry if you ask about testing within the last year. Why should the consumer just trust they are getting what’s on the label? Food manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies issue recalls all the time, and they are regulated by government agencies. Some people who are testing are showing results that are 25%, or more, from label claims. How does this happen, and why should we just “trust” that a source is putting out a quality product? I’m tired of hearing this also, “My Primo tested well, so that means everything else will also.” Where are all these fake Primo tests I’ve heard about because I haven’t seen one? Under-dosed yes, but not straight up fake. How about HGH? I’ve seen some awful tests recently, so every batch should be tested. If you have two or three different HGH’s listed, how can anyone tell what the difference is? And no, all generics are not the same with just different colored tops. Charge what you want, have as many products as you want, but at least show some of them are currently on-point.