So the reason why I asked about Anamorelin... I've been using a brand called Genetix (sister brand of a company called Innovapharm) it's called GH+. It's supposed to be Anamorelin. I bought a bottle of 30 caps at 50mg for $100. On my second bottle, I definitely notice an immediate sense of hunger and deeper sleep. Maybe it's legit? Maybe it's just MK? But it seems to be working. It's only sold in stores, so I am probably just going with your MK after I'm done with this.
I believe in the clinical trials, 100 mg/day was considered optimal, so at 50 mg/day you would be using half the optimal dose.
However, even when selling 1,500 mg for $100 , which is what you say your product contains/costs, that means the company could make 666 bottles from 1 kg of raw material (which cost 45K). At a price of $100 a bottle, that would earn them a total of $66K in sales...about 19K more than what it costs to purchase the raws. Then you have the lab testing cost, the manufacturing/production cost cost, the label cost, and finally taxes...and that is assuming the person is doing zero advertising.
Just this alone leaves the person with zero profit...or less. This means it is not possible to do what the company is suggesting. But...it even more impossible when you consider the fact that they are selling it through a brick and mortar store. In general, most stores want to pay the company 50% of what the retail cost is, but even if the store accepted only 75% of the full retail cost (which they very likely would not), the company would not only make zero money, but they would actually lose money.
There are other costs I am not factoring in here either, but I wanted to simply things for you.
So, like I said before, if anyone claims to be selling anamorelin, I would not believe it. If anamorelin could be sold profitably, you better believe every research company and plenty of UGLs would already be selling it. Why do you think I don't? Why do you think no other notable research company does? Why do you think no UGL's do? I can tell you this, it's not because we don't want to. It's because we can't...because the stuff costs too much.
Any single one of these companies can buy everything the other companies can buy (for the most part), so it's not like only one company has access to it and the others don't. No. If there is a need/desire for a particular compound, the manufacturing world will produce it for the companies that want to sell it. It is that simple.
The bottom line is that anamorelin simply isn't available at the proper doses while remaining within a reasonable price range. You very likely have MK in your bottle...and it's probably under-dosed to...because if the company is willing to lie about what's in the bottle...and then drastically overcharge you for it, do you really think they care about making sure your product is properly dosed? I seriously doubt it. Now, I've seen many companies (many HUGE companies) include "extra" things in their product that weren't on the label (things that were at one time available and which customers actually liked and wanted, but the FDA banned them), but to tell a customer that your product contains ingredient X and then not have ingredient X in the bottle, that is disgusting and should not be tolerated. Saying you have something in the bottle and intentionally substituting it with a different compound is a big no-no in this industry.