CRUSH has "Important dilution note" PLEASE READ!
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I kinda see both sides here. We all want good BAC because we know bad BAC does weird shit. They know this. We're asking them to provide us a good quality product, but require them to back that guarantee up, even with potentially shitty water? I know you and I only uses the finest top shelf water! But I bet WE aren't the problem. But, it's not like he can make an exception for PC members...well, maybe he should!
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To be fair, Crush is not alone in this. Go ahead and complain about a cloudy solution to any vendor. They will ask you what BAC you used. Not everyone is stating it on the site (some of them do, look at 'Solvent Usage Policy' on PeptideCrafters) but they are all likely try to make it your fault and deny the refund based on it.
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Lemme throw a wrench in this discussion.... Crush is sending legit Hospira. I received a 3-pack for a friend just last week, and it was Hospira.
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@Stevepep not exactly, they only specify a "Pfizer pharmaceutical-grade dilution solution" not that it must be "sold by us".
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I repeat the question: HOW DOES A RESEARCHER PROVE THEY USED PFIZER?
So now, Crush, Flawless & Glow Ams (Lawless sister) is now off my list. -
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I repeat the question: HOW DOES A RESEARCHER PROVE THEY USED PFIZER?
So now, Crush, Flawless & Glow Ams (Lawless sister) is now off my list.@Eleanor I dont see how you can unfortunately. This is one of the downsides to this grey market. The privileges we normally have in a normally regulated retail market dont apply. This is a "handshake deal" that is only as good as a persons word. We have no other recourse, and as we all know it is not exclusive to the vendors now off your list.
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@Eleanor I dont see how you can unfortunately. This is one of the downsides to this grey market. The privileges we normally have in a normally regulated retail market dont apply. This is a "handshake deal" that is only as good as a persons word. We have no other recourse, and as we all know it is not exclusive to the vendors now off your list.
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@Eleanor I dont see how you can unfortunately. This is one of the downsides to this grey market. The privileges we normally have in a normally regulated retail market dont apply. This is a "handshake deal" that is only as good as a persons word. We have no other recourse, and as we all know it is not exclusive to the vendors now off your list.
@JtCjEfF ummm you just contact the cc company and make a claim because you didn’t get what you paid for. Crush is not a grey market supplier or the prices would be far less. The real issue is now I have to prove to them I used hospital if I don’t pay 30pct more to purchase it from them. You do get where this is going it’s really not that hard. This guy is all all about marketing. Drops, sales, presales, inventory running out, buy my bac from me. I am out there are too many good vendors than to mess with this
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@Stevepep $20 is a high price for that, but an average vendor of those I check sells it for $30.
@vpeptides easy peasy go to peptidetests and buy it for $16 and get a discount when you order more. The dude is all about marketing. He can’t stock inventory so he gets the cash from his drop, presale, sale and then regurgitates the same stuff over and over and now this is just the same if you have a problem and didn’t buy your hospira from me prove it. It’s pretty easy to follow along
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@vpeptides Does Ion have the statement about Pfizer on their site? Are you being moronic on purpose or just no stones to discuss the trap(s) being presented? You figure it out by your lonesome...Geez.
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@vpeptides easy peasy go to peptidetests and buy it for $16 and get a discount when you order more. The dude is all about marketing. He can’t stock inventory so he gets the cash from his drop, presale, sale and then regurgitates the same stuff over and over and now this is just the same if you have a problem and didn’t buy your hospira from me prove it. It’s pretty easy to follow along
@Stevepep This guy sells cheap, that's why you choose him (ok, maybe not you personally but many). Now you complain you don't get a royal first class service, 90-day return no questions asked, a nice girl on 24-hour service line? There is a cost for everything, it's an open market. You prefer all the bells and whistles, then don't choose a discount provider. No need for drama. Does anybody have issues with the quality of his products? I understand his needs to defend the business from idiots on the other end of the line and keep the cost low.
By the way, it's not the only disclaimer he has on his site, he also mentions it is not for human consumption, doesn't it bother you the same way? Do you see the point?
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@Stevepep This guy sells cheap, that's why you choose him (ok, maybe not you personally but many). Now you complain you don't get a royal first class service, 90-day return no questions asked, a nice girl on 24-hour service line? There is a cost for everything, it's an open market. You prefer all the bells and whistles, then don't choose a discount provider. No need for drama. Does anybody have issues with the quality of his products? I understand his needs to defend the business from idiots on the other end of the line and keep the cost low.
By the way, it's not the only disclaimer he has on his site, he also mentions it is not for human consumption, doesn't it bother you the same way? Do you see the point?
@vpeptides wow I order from Nexaph for less and they actually have inventory all the time. I liked Crush and have ordered from them. But their prices on drops, sales, presales, new this and that, build your own nonsense, are not sales when you do the math. And it’s not ILS doing the testing who has had issues. They prey on a marketing strategy that when you do the math makes no sense. I always keep an open mind I am done with Crush after 2 grand I am watching studz now. This guy sounds like no BS and he wants to build a business and listens to his client base. Let’s wait for the vanguard testing first
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If you think the message hasn't gotten around, think again.
Question: How does a researcher PROVE they used Pfizer?Careful Folks. I'm not dealing with this, move to the next vendor.
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@Eleanor I suppose you could make a video of the reconstitution the first times you are using the product showing the peptides got Pfizer'd.
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I had one vial of Wolverine that I purchased in a kit from Nexaph reconstitute cloudy. I did 3 vials and only one was cloudy. I emailed them the picture and they asked me what I used and I said it was from Lambda. They immediately credited me for the one vial, no additional comments.
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