This dude Tony cracks me up. Look what he just posted on X about being transparent when COAs are not good and notifying his customers. Meanwhile he does not do this himself
Lies.
“100% comes down to intentional transparency. The bigger the practical impact of the discrepency, the more the communication needs to be front and center. We've put it in the actual product name before (98.86% reta) and listed it as a completely separate, discounted product. If it would impact dosing, there's a highlighted disclaimer in addition to the COA data... even a pop up or note on the order builder notes in case they arent going to the product page won't see the COA data.
Vendors can feel themselves after hitting a few COAs in a row for sure but when you're doing enough products and selling through batches quickly, you're going to need to have mechanisms in place to communicate these things efficiency”