Anyone with half a brain would know that a company trying to sell EQ or tren is not pharm grade. Those roids have always been and will always be vet roids "not fit for human consumption according to the FDA"
Doesnt mean what they sell is crap it just means not FDA approved. If its not FDA approved its not pharm grade.
Just like every UGL on the planet so big fucking deal
You can buy their tren in pharmacies in Thailand.
People always try to apply American laws to other countries. Akorn Pharmaceuticals is one of the companies that manufacturers Alpha-Pharma products. They are an American company with facilities in India. Their facilities in India are under Indian law, but they are an international pharmaceutical manufacturer, not a "lab" setup in a kitchen in India. If it is made in a sterile cleanroom environment by an actual pharmaceutical manufacturer, I'd call it pharm grade.
Everybody wants to post whatever they think or whatever suits them, but nobody looks at the research and investigation that has already been done by credible sources.
Here:
http://www.akornindia.com/products-hormones.php
They will make your EQ in a cleanroom. It's the first one on the list. Tren is on their list too.
Remember, it's India, not America. All these guys posting about ADC and other companies you can order "pharm grade" ancillaries from India...nobody has any problem with that. Indian pharmaceutical companies making tamoxifen, clomid, aromasin, etc. is pharm grade, but if they made AAS in the same facility it would be UG?
Oh, and Fort Dodge makes boldenone in a cleanroom too. Is it Human Grade? No, technically it is veterinary grade, because they make veterinary medicines. Is it pharm grade? I'd say yes, since it's made in a cleanroom in a professional facility of an actual pharmaceutical manufacturer.
Again, the link to the Politiken article, translated, with some pertinent info pasted below the link.
http://translate.google.de/translat...rch?q=alpha+pharma+politiken&biw=1366&bih=636
"Deputy Commissioner KB Shende...sits at one of the offices of the Food and Drug Administration Maharashtra - the Indian authority issuing the license to pharmaceutical companies in Mumbai region.
"I have the papers here," said Shende.
"Look here, they have all the licenses in order," said Deputy Commissioner KB Shende.
...it appears that Alpha-Pharma Healthcare 11 July this year, renewed its rights to sell pharmaceuticals five years. In the summer of 2017.
In other words, Alpha-Pharma Healthcare papers are in order. The company is legal in India and gets its products manufactured by companies recognized in the international pharmaceutical industry.
But their products are still illegal when they end up in countries where they are not authorized. The area of interest Deputy Commissioner, however, not. He only goes up in that companies remain within India's laws.
"We give permission to export, but it is up to each country, whether they will approve the products," says Shende.
^^^That says what I've been saying, and anyone with half a brain would give more weight to that source than anything some half-wit posts on a message board regarding his opinion of the matter.
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