Discussion: Blackline Scientific
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Among what’s already been discussed, I’d like to know how they allegedly supply med spas?
How is a medical professional able to purchase and resell or administer RUO peptides?
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Among what’s already been discussed, I’d like to know how they allegedly supply med spas?
How is a medical professional able to purchase and resell or administer RUO peptides?
@jdot You will find people on Reddit posting pics of medspa's prefilled UNMARKED INSULIN NOODLES of Reta for $500.
Reddit was also my intro to peptides but I waited out to find right forums and sources.
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That is what got me into this space in the first place. My wife was getting 6mg a week of reta at a med spa for $225 a week. That was unsustainable so I started researching peptides and how to get them cheaper. Now I also am in on peps and get hers as well.
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@jdot they hand them a bag. Do you know how many medspa's offer reta/bpc/epithalon etc?
Its a DIRTY little secret.
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@jdot You will find people on Reddit posting pics of medspa's prefilled UNMARKED INSULIN NOODLES of Reta for $500.
Reddit was also my intro to peptides but I waited out to find right forums and sources.
@pep_researcher Same here. MHC was my first Reta purchase, then Reddit lead me right into the grey forums.
I think it’s wild that legitimate medical establishments are supplying and administering grey market peps. -
@jdot You will find people on Reddit posting pics of medspa's prefilled UNMARKED INSULIN NOODLES of Reta for $500.
Reddit was also my intro to peptides but I waited out to find right forums and sources.
@pep_researcher I had a customer I used to sell to do that very thing! I stopped selling to her because I considered her practices extremely risky and I didn't want my company name tied to hers in any way.
Now she's sourcing directly from the grey market and not testing ANYTHING becausev she says the vendor she buys from says that their product is good.
The worst part? People buy from her. She operates a so-called "spa" out of her home. Her customers just take their little metallic pouches of pre-fills and go on their merry way. No labels. No COAs. No nothing.
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Well this is all kind of horrifying.
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@jdot they hand them a bag. Do you know how many medspa's offer reta/bpc/epithalon etc?
Its a DIRTY little secret.
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@pep_researcher I had a customer I used to sell to do that very thing! I stopped selling to her because I considered her practices extremely risky and I didn't want my company name tied to hers in any way.
Now she's sourcing directly from the grey market and not testing ANYTHING becausev she says the vendor she buys from says that their product is good.
The worst part? People buy from her. She operates a so-called "spa" out of her home. Her customers just take their little metallic pouches of pre-fills and go on their merry way. No labels. No COAs. No nothing.
@angelad I know and completely believe this because there was a conviction of a medspa owner last year or before because her customer ended up in ER (or died). You will find the exact news online.
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