Discussion: Blackline Scientific
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Thanks for flagging it, Randy. Straight answer: every batch we sell is third party tested by Freedom Diagnostics, and the certificate for that batch is published on the product page. Our Austin distributor submits batches for testing, which is why some reports name The Collective as the client. The vial cap color matches the batch, and the published certificate covers that batch. Where a page is still showing an SDS while its batch certificate is being added, that gap is ours and it is being fixed. You can review the site and the published reports here: thecollectiveblackline.com. Judge us by the proof.
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That one is the HCG certificate, Randy. Lab Rats is our wholesale distributor, and that batch came through them, so the testing was run under their name. It is the only certificate on the site that names them as the client, and the lab on the report is BioRegen. The full report is published on the product page, result and all, for anyone to read. That is the opposite of hiding it.
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You’re missing the point. Your replies say your distributors submitted the samples for testing. That means customers are relying on your supplier’s testing and your assurance that the bottles you’re selling match those reports. A matching cap color doesn’t establish that connection.
The whole point of paying a retail markup for individual bottles is that you handle independent batch verification for the customer. Take samples from your own inventory, send them to an independent lab, and publish results tied to the batches you actually sell. Your explanation still boils down to “trust me, bro, the guy I bought it from tested it.” What verification are you adding that justifies the markup?
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You’re missing the point. Your replies say your distributors submitted the samples for testing. That means customers are relying on your supplier’s testing and your assurance that the bottles you’re selling match those reports. A matching cap color doesn’t establish that connection.
The whole point of paying a retail markup for individual bottles is that you handle independent batch verification for the customer. Take samples from your own inventory, send them to an independent lab, and publish results tied to the batches you actually sell. Your explanation still boils down to “trust me, bro, the guy I bought it from tested it.” What verification are you adding that justifies the markup?
Randy, perspective matters here. Out of 62 products on our site, two certificates carry a distributor name in the client field, and both reports are published in full on the product pages for anyone to read. That is transparency, not the opposite of it. Every batch is tested by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent lab, and the published certificate covers the batch identified by the vial cap color. You are taking two published reports out of 62 products and building a story that we hide where our testing comes from. We post it. Read the reports and judge what they show.
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Randy, that is the part you have wrong, and it is easy to check. The Collective is ours. The Collective by Blackline Scientific is our partner program, and thecollectiveblackline.com is our domain. A certificate naming The Collective is naming our own program, not some outside company. The one certificate under a distributor's own separate name is the HCG report under Lab Rats, and it is published in full on the product page. Nothing about any of this is hidden. It is all on the site for anyone to read.
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Somachems? I know them. Interesting...
Another Enoch one.
and another one.
and another one.
and another one.im glad to see you are scrubbing a few of them in real time. Unfortunately we do this thing called due diligence before we call a vendor bad. That soma chems one is really the icing on the cake.
You are bad.
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Randy, perspective matters here. Out of 62 products on our site, two certificates carry a distributor name in the client field, and both reports are published in full on the product pages for anyone to read. That is transparency, not the opposite of it. Every batch is tested by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent lab, and the published certificate covers the batch identified by the vial cap color. You are taking two published reports out of 62 products and building a story that we hide where our testing comes from. We post it. Read the reports and judge what they show.
Randy, perspective matters here. Out of 62 products on our site, two certificates carry a distributor name in the client field, and both reports are published in full on the product pages for anyone to read. That is transparency, not the opposite of it. Every batch is tested by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent lab, and the published certificate covers the batch identified by the vial cap color. You are taking two published reports out of 62 products and building a story that we hide where our testing comes from. We post it. Read the reports and judge what they show.
Yes perspective matters here, which you seem to not get. You are also SELLING current peptides that have NO, ZERO, NADA COA's attached to them. Right now I can purchase from you the following that have nothing to verify its Idenity, Mass, Purity, Sterility, Endotoxins. Nothing.
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Thymalin
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Semaglutide 20mg
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Semaglutide 10mg
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Prostamax 20mg
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Sermorelin 10mg
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Cagri 10mg
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IGF-1 LR3
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Semax
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Kisseptin
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Pinealon
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CJC with DAC
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Selank
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PT-141
AND a bunch of Aminos.
Seriously, are you retarded? How can you be selling stuff that a customer has no verification what is actually in the vial? TRUST ME BRO my wholesaler does the testing is not good enough. The fact that you can't even recognize this huge oversight speaks volumes in the operation that you run. EVERYONE SHOULD AVOID BUYING ANYTHING FROM HERE. EVER.
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Somachems? I know them. Interesting...
Another Enoch one.
and another one.
and another one.
and another one.im glad to see you are scrubbing a few of them in real time. Unfortunately we do this thing called due diligence before we call a vendor bad. That soma chems one is really the icing on the cake.
You are bad.
Somachems? I know them. Interesting...
Another Enoch one.
and another one.
and another one.
and another one.im glad to see you are scrubbing a few of them in real time. Unfortunately we do this thing called due diligence before we call a vendor bad. That soma chems one is really the icing on the cake.
You are bad.
GOT THEM. LOL. Now piss off SCAM SITE BLACKLINE SCIENTIFIC.
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Randy, perspective matters here. Out of 62 products on our site, two certificates carry a distributor name in the client field, and both reports are published in full on the product pages for anyone to read. That is transparency, not the opposite of it. Every batch is tested by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent lab, and the published certificate covers the batch identified by the vial cap color. You are taking two published reports out of 62 products and building a story that we hide where our testing comes from. We post it. Read the reports and judge what they show.
Yes perspective matters here, which you seem to not get. You are also SELLING current peptides that have NO, ZERO, NADA COA's attached to them. Right now I can purchase from you the following that have nothing to verify its Idenity, Mass, Purity, Sterility, Endotoxins. Nothing.
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Thymalin
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Semaglutide 20mg
-
Semaglutide 10mg
-
Prostamax 20mg
-
Sermorelin 10mg
-
Cagri 10mg
-
IGF-1 LR3
-
Semax
-
Kisseptin
-
Pinealon
-
CJC with DAC
-
Selank
-
PT-141
AND a bunch of Aminos.
Seriously, are you retarded? How can you be selling stuff that a customer has no verification what is actually in the vial? TRUST ME BRO my wholesaler does the testing is not good enough. The fact that you can't even recognize this huge oversight speaks volumes in the operation that you run. EVERYONE SHOULD AVOID BUYING ANYTHING FROM HERE. EVER.
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Damn this got ugly quick. Appreciate the investigation.
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@denti unfortunately this is a goldmine of content.
Jacking a somachems COA tells us everything we need to know.
@blackline-scientific did you buy out their stock or is this the rebrand?
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@denti unfortunately this is a goldmine of content.
Jacking a somachems COA tells us everything we need to know.
@blackline-scientific did you buy out their stock or is this the rebrand?
No secret here, Randy, and nothing jacked. We buy certain products, including the nasal drops, through Soma's wholesale program, and Soma provides the certificate for the product they supply. That certificate is the one published on the product page, in the open, same as every other report on the site. A wholesale supplier providing the COA for its own product is how wholesale works. That is a nothing burger, not a scandal.
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No secret here, Randy, and nothing jacked. We buy certain products, including the nasal drops, through Soma's wholesale program, and Soma provides the certificate for the product they supply. That certificate is the one published on the product page, in the open, same as every other report on the site. A wholesale supplier providing the COA for its own product is how wholesale works. That is a nothing burger, not a scandal.
@Blackline-Scientific Dude, just take the L and fuck off.
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No secret here, Randy, and nothing jacked. We buy certain products, including the nasal drops, through Soma's wholesale program, and Soma provides the certificate for the product they supply. That certificate is the one published on the product page, in the open, same as every other report on the site. A wholesale supplier providing the COA for its own product is how wholesale works. That is a nothing burger, not a scandal.
No secret here, Randy, and nothing jacked. We buy certain products, including the nasal drops, through Soma's wholesale program, and Soma provides the certificate for the product they supply. That certificate is the one published on the product page, in the open, same as every other report on the site. A wholesale supplier providing the COA for its own product is how wholesale works. That is a nothing burger, not a scandal.
No that’s not actually how it works. Just because your wholesaler provides a COA that means absolutely nothing to US THE RETAIL CUSTOMER. We pay a considerable markup instead of buying wholesale ourselves through the gray market so that the RETAIL VENDOR (that being you) test the actual batch you have in hand and now I, THE END USER, can purchase with more confidence that I am getting what is actually listed on the COA as it’s coming from YOU.
For some odd reason you seem to not understand this point. Which again shows you are not a TRUSTWORTHY VENDOR and should be AVOIDED completely.
On top of that you are a liar who has stated several times on this site that ALL your products carry a Freedom COA. I listed a dozen for you that have you have available for sell right now that has NO COA at all. Again this shows that you truly don’t care about your customers or their safety. If someone buys anything from you they have no idea what they are injecting. Or how much they should be injecting as you have no mass or identity available other than what’s on the label. And that could be an overfill or an under fill or worse of all a completely different peptide that someone has no intention of wanting to inject.
Your failure to understand something this simple is quite terrifying. I will make sure that every time I see your site mentioned anywhere on the internet that I will point people here and inform them of all your lies and lack of safety.
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No secret here, Randy, and nothing jacked. We buy certain products, including the nasal drops, through Soma's wholesale program, and Soma provides the certificate for the product they supply. That certificate is the one published on the product page, in the open, same as every other report on the site. A wholesale supplier providing the COA for its own product is how wholesale works. That is a nothing burger, not a scandal.
@Blackline-Scientific You came here to defend your testing and somehow gave us a guided tour of everyone else’s.
You said every batch was tested by Freedom Diagnostics. The screenshots show BioRegen and Janoshik. You said Lab Rats only appeared on the HCG certificate. Their name appears on other reports too. Now you’re explaining Soma’s wholesale program like we’re confused about how purchasing works.
We understand wholesale. We’re asking what YOU independently verified before charging retail. Explaining that your supplier supplied the supplier’s COA is just repeating the concern back to us with more confidence.
And that Soma report? September 2025. Batch: “Unknown.” Please explain how a report with an unknown batch establishes what’s in the bottles you’re selling today. Does the cap color also function as a time machine?
You told us to read the reports and judge the evidence. We did. Apparently that was only the instruction until someone actually followed it.
Calling this a “nothing burger” is bold when your contribution to the testing appears to be the upload button.
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@Blackline-Scientific Dude, just take the L and fuck off.
@Canineriot hey now. we like to keep them talking
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