Hey Aavant there's pubes in the peptides...again.
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@Randy and I ordered peptides from them with the fake COA’s that have their name as the lab. Had no clue I was a rookie until I watched your video
I just checked the Hospira isn’t on there anymore but they have a look alike without the Hospira name in the title.
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@STATIEEIGHT I wouldn’t jump to automation these companies operate one week every 2-3 months by excellent marketing skills that play to the community. They probably have a bunch of small scales, fill and crimp.
@Stevepep
Yeh - sorta like their “international warehouses” - I’ve seen a few get raided near me - always just in a normal domestic house.
Be interesting to see how they get the vacuum in the vials doing it by hand though. -
I was in the chat for that one, absolutely wild. I just want to lose weight for cheap, was not anticipating free entertainment too! As an amateur machinist I think at least the one in the left photo looks like a metal chip, which is not really better than a hair because now you have a machine shedding instead of a person.
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@Randy
Well this is bummer. First time trying Aavant (T-15 batch 2). Guess I'll cross my fingers the results from the buyer-testing group I'm in pan out. -
@izzdatboi I thought the same when I saw the pictures, like a sliver of metal. Hopefully when they test it that is what it ends up being. Still not good but at least that would be better than hair.
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3d printing material? Wonder if the dipper for measuring the dose is made of pla or has a gear in it made of such. Like heat kicked out some little hairs.
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What’s a stray fiber every six months when you can have cat hair, pests, and bacteria in your Pharma injectables. NOVO makes most pharma injectables and has been having ongoing, fine worthy, issues for a few years. (Snarky font for those without a sense of humor)
https://trial.medpath.com/news/fda-inspection-reveals-contamination-issues-at-novo-nordisk-s-indiana-manufacturing-plant -
@Randy
Well this is bummer. First time trying Aavant (T-15 batch 2). Guess I'll cross my fingers the results from the buyer-testing group I'm in pan out. -
This is one of the reasons I only bought a single kit of T30 and one of T60, the phrase "only spend what you can afford to lose" sticks in my mind. My Rocky Balboa feeling feel flat on it's face when I read the messages of cracked vials and the hair.
Reminds me of the other stories/three letter agency warning letters I've read: Novo's Cat Hair! ProRX big mac sauce and hair to name a couple
The questions in my mind: was it produced in the same facility, same room, same week, same workflow? So many more questions!
If it's environmental, doesn't it become a higher risk that other batches are affected as well? It'll be interesting to see what those re-test results are.
If it ends up being Pubes, doesn't it seem that this would be deliberate? What else may have been done? ohhh gawd I'm just gonna stop, it makes my gut roll.
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Yuck. And here I was all upset because I missed the last drop that took FOREVER because I got sick of checking back.
I wonder if it's because they rushed to get the orders filled after such a long wait? I'm not sure what the hold up was. It may be all part of it... -
Nary a short ‘n curly in sight. I was promised pubes, dammit!
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Randy, you was getting hated on in the Aavant chat about 3:15pm (central) today. They were kind enough to share the link to your blog though
@MyB
You should check out the post in the Aavant Reviews topic at 8:21 am yesterday - that dude is really not a fan of the IndiaPolice - LOL -
The cracked vials were likely from shipping/packing conditions. They packed the plastic kit boxes in a single layer bubble wrap envelope, and put that in a box which, if one only ordered one or two kits, would have a lot of space to bang around in.
The fiber, to me, looks like something from carpet; but def not hair, at that scale.
I have 2 kits from the same batch, and 4 other kits from 2 other batches during this same order, all look as clean as any other puck I've received, and no cracked vials.
Some beat up, crumbled pucks, but that's about it.
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The cracked vials were likely from shipping/packing conditions. They packed the plastic kit boxes in a single layer bubble wrap envelope, and put that in a box which, if one only ordered one or two kits, would have a lot of space to bang around in.
The fiber, to me, looks like something from carpet; but def not hair, at that scale.
I have 2 kits from the same batch, and 4 other kits from 2 other batches during this same order, all look as clean as any other puck I've received, and no cracked vials.
Some beat up, crumbled pucks, but that's about it.
@Splinter Rug fibers aren't good news. Any fiber isn't good; it means unsanitary conditions. Also, these materials are highly hygroscopic, and you can see these were not handled in a humidity-controlled environment, likely not filtered as well. It doesn't mean the product is bad just means the shelf life will be far less. The joy of buying grey. You get what you get and you don't regret
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