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Started by Mia 14 replies 6 people Last activity

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How does that even work? Like whenever these criticism are being brought up you say something of that sorts, for the initial user report you said that G Dunham was the only one receiving that specific batch. The bad 88% result was an old vial which also never related to any product BBA sold. The test above that Mark P linkes is from the user who said he used BBA GH and his blood work was on baseline levels hours after injection. He got banned over that conversation. The argument was made that the bloodwork would not be an indicator reflecting neither the quality or validity of the product. Few days later others showing similar blood work, this time with elevated values, was used as positive indicator for BBA product. As for the recent COA hovering around 93-94%, how is anyone supposed to pull any validity out of these if a) they are not posted and b) they don't even seem to relate to any product that customers receive. Taking a glance over the landed order channel quickly shows that there are a wide variety of caps, with black and white caps coming in completely different packaging and multiple different labels too. How would that help anyone to relate the COA's to the product if every second user recieves a different product?
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