Crap Not Peptide Test Fake Hospira BAC
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I’m just switching to Lambda, partially at least. I’m almost done with the current bottle of H, and the next bottle I open will be Lambda, see how this works. I’m sure PT will make it right, if it truly was counterfeit, but it’s a bit concerning.
@Snake-Pepskin I just bought genetek its so cheap its probably not worth faking not enough money in it. I still have 8 bottles of Hospira, though. I checked them all this morning and don't think any are fake. I get them from my wellness clinic, though, but they could have been scammed by an unknowing supplier, so who knows. It's crazy out there.
This one is tough because buying Hospira seems so safe, but not if it's a fake; in this case, a supplier got duped and supplied vendors. The supply chain has become an issue, and that's tough to trace.
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Wow. I have an order of Hospira from Peptide Test coming in today. Hope it’s not fake, I’m on my last bottle
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I have a shipment from peptide test arriving today!
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look for the letter E on the bottom. You can’t even trust the hologram anymore because Hospira isn’t using it all the time@Stevepep Thanks for this ..... So the letter E is Hospira or the Fake? I will check mine I just got an order from a supplier that only ever sold Pfizer Canadian and oddly they had Hospira from the USA om ,y order this week, which I thought was odd, And then I read this post and my spidey senses started tingling. So I'll check it out to see if its real.
The Fake will have a recycle logo? That seems like a dead give away.
The money is made in the Picks and Shovels in a gold rush I guess so this is a sneaky way to make a quick buck bty a scammer.
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@Stevepep Thanks for this ..... So the letter E is Hospira or the Fake? I will check mine I just got an order from a supplier that only ever sold Pfizer Canadian and oddly they had Hospira from the USA om ,y order this week, which I thought was odd, And then I read this post and my spidey senses started tingling. So I'll check it out to see if its real.
The Fake will have a recycle logo? That seems like a dead give away.
The money is made in the Picks and Shovels in a gold rush I guess so this is a sneaky way to make a quick buck bty a scammer.
@bfuller The E is real Hospira. If it has that recycling thing and no E its fake. A couple of things to look for. White lettering for the batch and expiration on black label, the hologram on the crimp, cap color magenta, and the E on the underside. None of these are perfect.
The part that is hard to believe is that a supplier has these fakes and has been selling them in the supply chain. The last guy who claims he got hives says he got it from Medex.
And yes, it's kind of to be expected with how much Hospira BAC Water is and the demand that has been created for it. Scammers were inevitable and now even that has to be inspected.
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@bfuller The E is real Hospira. If it has that recycling thing and no E its fake. A couple of things to look for. White lettering for the batch and expiration on black label, the hologram on the crimp, cap color magenta, and the E on the underside. None of these are perfect.
The part that is hard to believe is that a supplier has these fakes and has been selling them in the supply chain. The last guy who claims he got hives says he got it from Medex.
And yes, it's kind of to be expected with how much Hospira BAC Water is and the demand that has been created for it. Scammers were inevitable and now even that has to be inspected.
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@Commander just check it buddy to be sure
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@Commander just check it buddy to be sure
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@Commander yes and the letter on the bottom and white lettering on a black label for batch and exp
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There is an update. https://substack.com/@krysia0430?r=8xcjom&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=stories&shareImageVariant=light
To me peptide test really stepped up. They are still trying to figure out why the hologram on the crimp is missing and Hospira says they have made no changes to packaging but verified the lot number and peptide test has tested the batch.
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Krysia gets the credit
Happened after they got called out on Reddit. It would be really hard to tell the difference.
Makes you wonder where else this prominent vendor sent this fake Hospira. Medex, who knows? Check your stuff, people.
@Stevepep this made me go check my 25-packs that I have purchased from MedEx. Thanks for the heads up. I found one of my unopened packs was from the lot in question. I opened it to take a closer look at the bottles and these are definitely different than my other Hospira vials. I sent an email to Medex to see what info they can provide.
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@Stevepep this made me go check my 25-packs that I have purchased from MedEx. Thanks for the heads up. I found one of my unopened packs was from the lot in question. I opened it to take a closer look at the bottles and these are definitely different than my other Hospira vials. I sent an email to Medex to see what info they can provide.
@Stevepep this made me go check my 25-packs that I have purchased from MedEx. Thanks for the heads up. I found one of my unopened packs was from the lot in question. I opened it to take a closer look at the bottles and these are definitely different than my other Hospira vials. I sent an email to Medex to see what info they can provide.
How long ago did you buy it from them? And what was different on the bottles? I have 4 cases from them. They all have the thing on the crimp, but that looks easy enough to fake
Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes
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@bfuller The E is real Hospira. If it has that recycling thing and no E its fake. A couple of things to look for. White lettering for the batch and expiration on black label, the hologram on the crimp, cap color magenta, and the E on the underside. None of these are perfect.
The part that is hard to believe is that a supplier has these fakes and has been selling them in the supply chain. The last guy who claims he got hives says he got it from Medex.
And yes, it's kind of to be expected with how much Hospira BAC Water is and the demand that has been created for it. Scammers were inevitable and now even that has to be inspected.
@Stevepep Letter E is not a definitive mark of authenticity. My bottles have numbers. All have QR/matrix on the crimp, all vertical batch ID and expiry placement, and bought much earlier than this fake creep in supply chain.
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@bfuller extremely difficult peptide test is being a little untruthful it’s been all over Reddit,GLP1 and telegram. They initially got a letter from Hospira saying the batch number matched and it was real. It looks like the bottom of bottle has a recycle mark and that was how they figured it out. Kyrsia picked it up later it’s been going on for days. I for sure thought it was real when I first saw it. The issue is hospira is not uniform in their packaging so it’s hard to tell. Apparently the person used it and had a reaction and that got it going
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@Stevepep Letter E is not a definitive mark of authenticity. My bottles have numbers. All have QR/matrix on the crimp, all vertical batch ID and expiry placement, and bought much earlier than this fake creep in supply chain.
@pep_researcher Agreed. Mine has a “6” (or “9”) printed on the bottom of it. I think it’s safe to say a letter or number on the bottom is ok (could be associated with batch), but a recycle-logo is not ok.
Someone should make a sexy chart for Hospira BAC that lists things that SHOULD be present and things that SHOULD NOT be present (that have been seen on known fakes).
Great info so far tho!
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@Stevepep this made me go check my 25-packs that I have purchased from MedEx. Thanks for the heads up. I found one of my unopened packs was from the lot in question. I opened it to take a closer look at the bottles and these are definitely different than my other Hospira vials. I sent an email to Medex to see what info they can provide.
How long ago did you buy it from them? And what was different on the bottles? I have 4 cases from them. They all have the thing on the crimp, but that looks easy enough to fake
They all have the thing on the crimp, but that looks easy enough to fake
I don't think so. The scammers are looking to make quick money. Putting QR or data matrix on vials is an involved process, something that scammers won't be investing in IMO.
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They all have the thing on the crimp, but that looks easy enough to fake
I don't think so. The scammers are looking to make quick money. Putting QR or data matrix on vials is an involved process, something that scammers won't be investing in IMO.
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Could be done for under 1 cent per cap in volume, and assuming they are not getting the caps from the same place as Hospira.
There were two cases this year involving counterfeit Nikes. In one, they were stealing actual Nikes. In the other, they were using the same factories and processes and were able to counterfeit ‘factory accurate’ Nikes, including the authentication and anti-fraud measures.
Unlike Nike, Hospira seems more intent on preventing you from buying their actual product than preventing counterfeiters from selling you fakes.
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