Juiced_lizard
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People have “tested” jano multiple times. There’s a reason why they are used on multiple boards and multiple vendors.
They have to have a target otherwise you just shoot in the dark of whats what.
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They have to have a target otherwise you just shoot in the dark of whats what.
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SpicyMeatball
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you're obviously uninformed and making some big assumptions
I guess you haven’t paid attention for 30 years…. Tracy is a guy. I’ll let you in on another secret… Tracy isn’t his real name nor is that his picture in his avi…
Garganzola
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work for them?
You couldn't find one that actually spun? I'm trying to figure out what my gray top vials are.
Grey Spartan
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Is that why my CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing machine wasn't delivered? I knew living in an apartment in the hood would limit my future experiments. But I can't find an abundance of homeless hobos to experiment on in the rich area. Foiled again!!!
Most likely nothing to do with tracy. Busts like these regularly happen on smaller scales, but because QSC kept operating it wasn't relevant news. Now Every customs bust is confirmation bias. Tracy/QSC will not go underground because of a US based indictment or bust. US based charges usually result in shipment pauses, while still communicating. Going completely dark indicates a source/origin based issue. We need news on china based busts to have a clearer picture. Those guys don't make announcements until 'everything' has been cooked and sanitized
Perhaps it's time to gohome2 ?
Well as my professor once said: "When you know the answer, any question appears very easy". They seem ignorant about knowing the identity of a random pep, yet you have people making orders for peps that they know they ordered but struggle to know "which pep/oil is what?"
Ghoul
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I don't see how they can restrict who's a "researcher" and who isn't in terms of legal, uncontrolled substances. Even the government has long recognized and even supported the participation of the public as amateur/unconventional/independent investigation as "Citizen Science"
How to find a citizen science opportunity | USAGov
Government agencies and other organizations can help you find a volunteer opportunity in citizen science. Also known as participatory science, explore how and where you can take part and make a difference.
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MESO itself is a form of this.
Here2Learn
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That is exactly my point too, they looked up the address and said it is an apartment not a research lab so dumb them.I don't see how they can restrict who's a "researcher" and who isn't in terms of legal, uncontrolled substances. Even the government has long recognized and even supported the participation of the public as amateur/unconventional/independent investigation as "Citizen Science"
How to find a citizen science opportunity | USAGov
Government agencies and other organizations can help you find a volunteer opportunity in citizen science. Also known as participatory science, explore how and where you can take part and make a difference.
MESO itself is a form of this.
I have no idea on the legality of the Botox but I know GHKcu falls under the research legal category.
It's customs bro. They have the authority to do that. Which is why they send letters. These guys made someone throw out traditional cookies because they listed beef tallow as an ingredient, and according to them, any form of foreign beef is no good. I guess those cookies are a huge CJD risk.
You are correct. I guess I assumed CBP was a bit more on the ball with identifying cargo as most likely peptides on a simple cursory inspection. I don't make such assumptions of competency when talking about the general public who seeks to procure such products.
The more experienced ones may probably know what it is and are more likely to let it pass through.
SpaceForce
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If they come back I'll be more concerned about their shipping lines considering the news posted by a few members. If QSC's products are part of that news, it may take some trial and error to get a new system going.
Ordering domestic may be the way to go at first.
SpaceForce
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I had a similar conversation yesterday with someone who's in the high-end watch scene. The head of the buyer's club he's in does repairs and said some of the clones are so meticulously done that they source the same parts surreptitiously and even research which serial numbers to clone. Sometimes only an expert a specific manufacturer's products can ID them.
If something can be made by one entity, it can be made by another.
SpicyMeatball
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Do you always default to conspiracy theories over evidence? Or is that just a meso thing for ya?
Ghoul
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Despite the recent craze we now know they aren't good investments, and if no one can tell the difference when it's on your wrist, those who think you're wearing a fake will do so even if it's original, so yeah, basically this new gen of watch clones has sucked the value out of the originals,
It's not as if superclones are dirt cheap, the ones I saw started at $1k (no precious metals) which gives those Chinese manufacturers plenty of money to make sure all the details are perfect. It also reveals what a ripoff the $35k originals are.
Some annual production numbers slipped past Rolex's secrecy recently. It was in the millions, so hardly an "exclusive" low volume product any more.
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Garganzola
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do you always criticize people who are asking question that you might already know the answers to, or is that just meso thing for ya?
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