RX question

[ALPHALIFEFITNESS]

So anytime I get something as in my test, antibiotics,HGH, lasix or anything else sealed in a box from the manufacturer from a pharmacy, it always has paper info inside. If I order pharm grade products from sponsors and it comes in a sealed manufacturer box I’ve never had any paper info inside. Any idea why this may be?

 

[stackdizzy]

Could just be not required in their country of origin. That's just guessing though.

 

[Reload]

Theory #1: The product manufacturer looks the other way when a certain # of cases go out the back door. That's ca$h under the table for someone inside and they know exactly where their product is headed and most BBers just throw out the package inserts anyway.

Theory#2: Good knockoffs from China, Vietnam, India (pick a country). Not necessarily fake.

 

[finephysique]

Likely to be knock offs as everything I get from sponsors that comes from a pharmacy has a leaflet inside. Boxes of omnadren are a great example as there is one sponsor here who sells them and they come sealed box with leaflets etc and a few others who have boxes that look nearly identical but no leaflet inside and almost definitely very good fakes. I don’t know of any pharma products that would have no info inside even coming from the poorest of countries

 

[tortugo_333]

So anytime I get something as in my test, antibiotics,HGH, lasix or anything else sealed in a box from the manufacturer from a pharmacy, it always has paper info inside. If I order pharm grade products from sponsors and it comes in a sealed manufacturer box I’ve never had any paper info inside. Any idea why this may be?

I always have the same thought, but I think the main reason for this depends on the strength and how complex is the Rx product that you are purchasing, as well as the brand.

for example, Pfizer puts a lot of money into their products, so they most likely will spend an extra dime on throwing in paper info inside of the box.