There's a huge disparity in opinion depending on who you ask and what country they're from as to which is the better investment.
Availability notwithstanding, I don't understand why anyone would spend money on UG if there is quality HG available.
When I posted on William Llewellyn's BOS, the European contingent were of the opinion that a good UG was a better buy than HG simply because there was no chance of it being counterfeited.
This argument to me was ridiculous simply because your source, the person you depend on for product should be someone you trust and theoretically shouldn't ever have any counterfeit product in their inventory.
If you don't trust your source and the products they sell you shouldn't be dealing with them in the first place.This is common sense, but to the Europeans it was a novel concept.
I also came away with the impression that Europeans don't have the variety of connections that are available in America.
For someone like me, there is no debate nor question that HG is always the way to go.
I don't even factor in counterfeits because I've never dealt with anyone who sold them so it was never a factor.
Perhaps I've always been fortunate to have the connections I do, so there was never any question in my mind as to what to buy.
I still don't buy the argument that buying UG is somehow better because there's no chance of counterfeits.
We're talking about Pharmaceutical grade products that are found in hospitals and pharmacies worldwide, brand names such as Shering, Organon, Watson who are publicly traded on the NY stock exchange.
These companies have quality assurance practices in place which prevent underdosed and/or unhygienic product from ever reaching human hands.
When you crack open an amp of fresh Karachi Organon Sustanon, there's no doubt as to whether you will get 250MG of the ester blend they advertise.
It's not even a question, it's taken for granted.
You don't worry about infections or abscesses from HG.
With UG, not only do you need to worry about the dosage of the products but the sterility of the ingredients themselves and in what type of environment they were produced.
Unless you've walked through their facilities, you have no idea under what conditions they are made and by whom.
When Llewellyn had some of these UG's tested, they contained heavy metal contamination which is by-product of poor quality filtering.
That tells me that their quality assurance practices are poor and casts doubt on the brand name as a whole.
I don't know about you, but I'll pay more money for HG in order to have the assurances that come with a brand label.
These idiots who justify UG use by claiming that they're simply choosing the lesser of the two evils (UG vs. counterfeit) are fooling themselves if they really think their money is wisely spent.
It's not even a matter of brand name vs. generic because even generics are pharmaceutical grade product.
I realize you will find idiots everywhere you go, but I was amazed by the amount of Europeans on BOS who had the same mentality.
You don't stop buying HG product simply because you are afraid of being scammed by counterfeiters.
You simply find a quality source who sells HG product, that's it.
I don't understand the ignorance of some people.
Remember, you're injecting these products in to your body........if you fuck up, you're the one who's going to end up paying.
That being the case, why aren't you buying the best product possible, rather than the cheapest or most readily available?
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