OK, I have to ask

[The_Skeptic]

What's the deal with that site that automatically links itself everytime you type clomid, nolvadex and arimidex? Everything on that site, including viagra and cialis, is in liquid form.

Does that make it better than the traditional tablet form?

Does this make it legal somehow to obtain without a script?

Does this make it cheaper than those tablets that are available in those foreign websites that I will not name here?

[ForemanRules]

no
yes
sometimes

[love_en]

Those products operate in a very grey area of the law. They are labeled for invitro cellular testing. The labeling is such that it is not intended for human consumption. Having said that, I know that the liquid letrozole tastes like grapes and can drop your E2 very low very fast.

I have feeling this will all end when China is no longer allowed to export raw drugs. I saw several Chinese webpages for chemical companies that manufacture pure Armidex, Viagra, etc.

[The_Skeptic]

Originally Posted by love_en

Those products operate in a very grey area of the law. They are labeled for invitro cellular testing. The labeling is such that it is not intended for human consumption. Having said that, I know that the liquid letrozole tastes like grapes and can drop your E2 very low very fast.

I have feeling this will all end when China is no longer allowed to export raw drugs. I saw several Chinese webpages for chemical companies that manufacture pure Armidex, Viagra, etc.

What does "invitro cellular testing" mean?
Is anybody who orders that basically a lab rat?
And does the medication all come from China?
And who's going to stop China from exporting raw drugs?

[ForemanRules]

Originally Posted by The_Skeptic

What does "invitro cellular testing" mean?
Is anybody who orders that basically a lab rat?
And does the medication all come from China?
And who's going to stop China from exporting raw drugs?

I used the liquid Nolvadex my lest cycle.....the shit tasted like death!!...fu-k the cost its pills for me from now on.

[love_en]

This just mean that these materials are marketed for use in a lab, on cells and their receptors in a test tube. I have read that use of these research products is not allowed on lab rats or any other living subject. As far as I know, the original manufacturers of Armidex, Viagra, and other research drugs have nothing to do with the supply of the bulk powder used to make the liquids. I cannot imagine Pfizer participating in the making of a liquid Viagra that costs much less than their pills.

Once I found out about the DEA raid on QV, i knew anything was possible. I am worried that Thailand and the Middle East are next on the list. They make up part of the other 20% of the nonprescription drugs.

[The_Skeptic]

Originally Posted by love_en

This just mean that these materials are marketed for use in a lab, on cells and their receptors in a test tube. I have read that use of these research products is not allowed on lab rats or any other living subject. As far as I know, the original manufacturers of Armidex, Viagra, and other research drugs have nothing to do with the supply of the bulk powder used to make the liquids. I cannot imagine Pfizer participating in the making of a liquid Viagra that costs much less than their pills.

Once I found out about the DEA raid on QV, i knew anything was possible. I am worried that Thailand and the Middle East are next on the list. They make up part of the other 20% of the nonprescription drugs.

What is QV?

[The_Skeptic]

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

I used the liquid Nolvadex my lest cycle.....the shit tasted like death!!...fu-k the cost its pills for me from now on.

You've convinced me. It ain't worth it.

[1cc]

Originally Posted by love_en

I have read that use of these research products is not allowed on lab rats or any other living subject.

Are you saying that these products are dangerous for human consumption?

[love_en]

Originally Posted by 1cc

Are you saying that these products are dangerous for human consumption?

Not at all, however if these drugs were labeled for human consumption, the FDA would be there to shut the operation down.