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[Primal_Pharma]

What's your floater situation currently? How do vials get checked before they ship out?

Every vial goes under a blue light in a dark room before it’s labeled and stocked. It helps us catch anything that shouldn’t be there. If it’s not 100%, it doesn’t ship.

We take the time to do this because we genuinely care. We’re pinning this stuff ourselves too, so there’s no way we’re letting anything questionable slide. No one wants to deal with that nasty shit, us included.

 

[readalot]

blue

Blue or black? Wavelength?

 

[roofer22]

It might have been a bad joke my bad, I just said it cause he was directly asking for sources.

It was early in the morning. It was my bad.

 

[BigDadd7]

I am just flabbergasted by the level of tomfoolery in this thread

The shenanigans are deplorable

 

[readalot]

We’re pinning this stuff ourselves too, so there’s no way we’re letting anything questionable slide.

Come on Brother. This is not the way. You don't want to come off as only caring because you are pinning it too. You got it backwards.

You would let questionable shit slide if you weren't pinning it yourself? Wtf?

If you fuck yourself up, that's on you. You are sending this stuff out to the public. That's a big deal.

Anyway, thanks for the reply. Also see question on light source above.

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Come on Brother. This is not the way. You don't want to come off as only caring because you are pinning it too. You got it backwards.

You would let questionable shit slide if you weren't pinning it yourself? Wtf?

If you fuck yourself up, that's on you. You are sending this stuff out to the public. That's a big deal.

Anyway, thanks for the reply. Also see question on light source above.

Let me clarify though brother. I didn’t mean it like “oh I care because I pin it too.” What I meant is, we hold it to that standard because I’d never send someone something I wouldn’t personally trust. Whether I’m using it or not, it’s the same standard across the board. If it’s not clean, it doesn’t ship. Period.

We're not cutting corners for us and definitely not for anyone else. We’ve built this from the ground up with long-term trust in mind not short-term gains. And that’s becoming more and more evident in the feedback we’ve gotten. The reviews, the repeat customers, the guys vouching for us even though our thread is filled with tomfoolery. It shows that people feel the effort. They see that we care. We take the extra time, we test, we double check, we respond, and we actually listen when someone raises a concern.

For the light source, we use a 450nm blue LED inspection lamp. Every vial is checked under it.

 

[readalot]

even though our thread is filled with tomfoolery.

Explain please. I don't think we have the same thing in mind.

And thank you for the rest of your comments.

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Explain please. I don't think we have the same thing in mind.

And thank you for the rest of your comments.

I think a lot of guys might be hesitant to post their honest experience because they don’t want to be labeled a shill or get dogpiled. And I get that. Nobody wants to deal with the headache of posting a solid review only to get accused of having some hidden agenda or being in someone’s pocket.

When people are willing to go out of their way to speak up positively in a space where they know they might get questioned or challenged for it, it usually means the experience stood out. Nobody’s getting paid to say nice things about us, but they’re doing it because they actually felt it was earned. That kind of unsolicited support doesn’t just happen by accident.

It tells us we’re doing something right and not just once in a while, but consistently enough that people feel compelled to speak up, even when silence would be easier. That kind of feedback means more to us than any marketing campaign ever could, because it’s rooted

 

[readalot]

I think a lot of guys might be hesitant to post their honest experience because they don’t want to be labeled a shill or get dogpiled. And I get that. Nobody wants to deal with the headache of posting a solid review only to get accused of having some hidden agenda or being in someone’s pocket.

When people are willing to go out of their way to speak up positively in a space where they know they might get questioned or challenged for it, it usually means the experience stood out. Nobody’s getting paid to say nice things about us, but they’re doing it because they actually felt it was earned. That kind of unsolicited support doesn’t just happen by accident.

It tells us we’re doing something right and not just once in a while, but consistently enough that people feel compelled to speak up, even when silence would be easier. That kind of feedback means more to us than any marketing campaign ever could, because it’s rooted

..........?

ChatGPT freeze?

J/k.

Have a great week.

 

[Tdeck81]

The reviews, the repeat customers, the guys vouching for us even though our thread is filled with tomfoolery

Explain please. I don't think we have the same thing in mind.

I definitely have to side with readalot. But that might be solely due to the fact I actually need you to explain what tomfoolery means. Sounds like one to those big fancy words Bandern throws around.

 

[readalot]

Nobody wants to deal with the headache of posting a solid review only to get accused of having some hidden agenda or being in someone’s pocket.

Btw, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Btw, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

Cause you’re built different

 

[accidentaljedi173]

I think a lot of guys might be hesitant to post their honest experience because they don’t want to be labeled a shill or get dogpiled. And I get that. Nobody wants to deal with the headache of posting a solid review only to get accused of having some hidden agenda or being in someone’s pocket.

When people are willing to go out of their way to speak up positively in a space where they know they might get questioned or challenged for it, it usually means the experience stood out. Nobody’s getting paid to say nice things about us, but they’re doing it because they actually felt it was earned. That kind of unsolicited support doesn’t just happen by accident.

It tells us we’re doing something right and not just once in a while, but consistently enough that people feel compelled to speak up, even when silence would be easier. That kind of feedback means more to us than any marketing campaign ever could, because it’s rooted

I think there was only a couple suspect reviews that got held to that. Maybe 2? Either way, there isn't the verbal terrorism in this thread that your describing. What are you rising through adversity into triumph? Truth is your current sales and repeat customers are driven by the fact that they gave you a chance, strictly because you came here with mast e.

 

[Bandern]

Forgive me if this has been gone over already, but what’s your filtration process like? How much volume/length of time before you change out filters? Not sure what the standard is but perhaps you could establish that standard?

Tomfoolery aside, I have had a positive experience thus far. Ordering experience was smooth. Gonna pull bloods on the test e in a few weeks and the dbol is dbolling, with the back pumps to prove it.

I don’t think anyone’s scared to leave a positive review. Anybody who got dogpiled liked it. Bullying is a viable form of harm reduction.

 

[Tdeck81]

Gonna pull bloods on the test e in a few weeks and the dbol is dbolling, with the back pumps to prove it.

Same boat with Test C. Started using the product last week so it’ll be a couple months before I can speak to the efficacy. I did however speak to customer service and quick shipping. Now….back to the ball busting

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Forgive me if this has been gone over already, but what’s your filtration process like? How much volume/length of time before you change out filters? Not sure what the standard is but perhaps you could establish that standard?

Tomfoolery aside, I have had a positive experience thus far. Ordering experience was smooth. Gonna pull bloods on the test e in a few weeks and the dbol is dbolling, with the back pumps to prove it.

I don’t think anyone’s scared to leave a positive review. Anybody who got dogpiled liked it. Bullying is a viable form of harm reduction.

We use vacuum assisted bottletop filtration with 0.22 hydrophobic PVDF membranes. The setup includes a sterile receiver flask, vacuum pump, and presterilized bottletop filter units.

We typically limit each filter to around 3,000–4,000mL, depending on the viscosity of the compound and carrier oil. Higher viscosity brews (like DHB or higher concentration esters) are filtered in smaller increments or with more frequent filter changes to avoid over-pressuring the membrane.

 

[anabullic]

took my second pin of primal test c 200 today. clean oils, no PIP. going to cruise for a few more weeks on it and then add some primal tren ace 100mg.

 

[anabullic]

took my second pin of primal test c 200 today. clean oils, no PIP. going to cruise for a few more weeks on it and then add some primal tren ace 100mg.

will add bloodwork here in few a weeks

 

[readalot]

Cause you’re built different

 

[TallandSmall]

How does everyone feel about PVDF filters? I’ve seen people over in the homebrew section say to stick with PTFE over PVDF, but PVDF is ok up to 20% BB. Primal claims 20% BB, so the PVDF should be fine?