minimal labeling on vials, is this normal?
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Yes it is
Common? Prevalent and widespread.
Sometimes a SKU, a barcode, sometimes a manufacturing date, often just the product code and quantity (TR30, RT20).
Never the full name of the molecule. That way, they can always deny what it is.
Never a batch number, so as not to make it too easy to identify the factory. Partly because this sale is illegal everywhere (and they’re in China, where execution as a public example still exists), and possibly because some factories might be official subcontractors for major pharmaceutical companies.
Never the full name of the molecule. That way, they can always deny what it is.
Never a batch number, so as not to make it too easy to identify the factory. Partly because this sale is illegal everywhere (and they’re in China, where execution as a public example still exists), and possibly because some factories might be official subcontractors for major pharmaceutical companies.
I have yet to get a batch number.
I've never got a batch number, I have on occasion gotten a stock number that was used to travis their inventory. Mostly just a sticker on top that list the code of the peptide as listed in the price list
Less identifying marks. The less you have stuff get seized. They wont test them. Its all what tell tale signs you give them during inspections. Putting in big letters RETA probably wont help.
Most of mine come that way. So yestslaguy said:
If I were Zippity id close this thread 
I have 2 main vendors I had bought from, and all had what it is and batch # on the case.
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