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I pulled this off another forum where Gen-sci rep has posted some good Info
IMO. A guy sourcing some generic hgh 'claimed' to have a connection with some former Genescience
employess and The people from Gen-sci pop in and call him out on it...
Interesting read...Ill paste it below
Raj
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It is not surprising to us. It is just another cheap fake. How can
anybody believe hGH with no labels and no names? It is mostly likely the
website we listed like ammetals.com who has been selling cheap hGH with
no labels and no names(well they used to claim it is just jintropin on
their website), but they come up with a new marketing strategy.
I believe these fakes does have a market since bodybuilders are paying
out of their own pocket, and they are very ignorant of the necessary
knowledge about hGH. For example, we noticed in the past:
1. although many brand of fake hGH give rashes and welts in the
injection site, people just think that it is normal. In fact it is due to
E.coli impurities;
2. people don't really understand that besides the difference of 191
and 192, there is purity difference. which means E.coli impurities and
endotoxins make a lot of difference in quality too;
3. with low quality hGH, people can develop antibodies to hGH fast and
gradually the effect of hGH will be less and less;
4. people believe that all brands of hGH come from China are all the
same. They don't know some of them, like jintropin is formally approved
by the government while many other fakes are not a real plant at
all(like the one you just mentioned);
Lastly, Gensci has been around in almost 10years and there are sure
many ex-gensci people. But just being in Gensci doesn't not mean they can
product quality hGH. To make a complicated biologics in high quality is
not easy. That's why EU has a very complicated process in approving
generic biologics, they want a separate clinial trial for each new brand,
unlike traditional chemical generics, which don't require additional
clinical trial for approval.
IMO. A guy sourcing some generic hgh 'claimed' to have a connection with some former Genescience
employess and The people from Gen-sci pop in and call him out on it...
Interesting read...Ill paste it below
Raj
_____________________________
It is not surprising to us. It is just another cheap fake. How can
anybody believe hGH with no labels and no names? It is mostly likely the
website we listed like ammetals.com who has been selling cheap hGH with
no labels and no names(well they used to claim it is just jintropin on
their website), but they come up with a new marketing strategy.
I believe these fakes does have a market since bodybuilders are paying
out of their own pocket, and they are very ignorant of the necessary
knowledge about hGH. For example, we noticed in the past:
1. although many brand of fake hGH give rashes and welts in the
injection site, people just think that it is normal. In fact it is due to
E.coli impurities;
2. people don't really understand that besides the difference of 191
and 192, there is purity difference. which means E.coli impurities and
endotoxins make a lot of difference in quality too;
3. with low quality hGH, people can develop antibodies to hGH fast and
gradually the effect of hGH will be less and less;
4. people believe that all brands of hGH come from China are all the
same. They don't know some of them, like jintropin is formally approved
by the government while many other fakes are not a real plant at
all(like the one you just mentioned);
Lastly, Gensci has been around in almost 10years and there are sure
many ex-gensci people. But just being in Gensci doesn't not mean they can
product quality hGH. To make a complicated biologics in high quality is
not easy. That's why EU has a very complicated process in approving
generic biologics, they want a separate clinial trial for each new brand,
unlike traditional chemical generics, which don't require additional
clinical trial for approval.