Vials with almost no labels — is that typical?

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For kits bought from the grey market vendors discussed in this forum, how often is it that you see no batch numbers, no manufacture dates, and no expiration dates at all?
 
From time to time there’s a SKU, a barcode, occasionally a manufacturing date, and very often nothing beyond the product code plus quantity (TR30, RT20).

The molecule’s full name is never there. That leaves them room to deny what the contents actually are.

A batch number is never included either, since that would make tracing the factory too straightforward. In part this is because selling it is illegal just about everywhere (and they are based in China, where execution as a public example still exists), and it may also be that certain factories serve as official subcontractors for major pharmaceutical companies.
 
I've never received a batch number. Once in a while there's been a stock number, which they used to travis their inventory. Usually it's just a sticker on the lid showing the peptide code from the price list.
 
Fewer identifying details. The less there is, the lower the chance of seizure. No testing gets done on them. It all comes down to the giveaway signals you show during inspections. Writing RETA in large letters probably won't do you any favors.
 
tslaguy said:

Hi

For kits bought from the grey market vendors discussed in this forum, how often is it that you see no batch numbers, no manufacture dates, and no expiration dates at all?
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That's how the majority of my orders arrive. So yeah
 
Even if a batch number, manufacturer, or expiration date were present, I still would not trust it.
 
I've purchased from 2 primary suppliers, and every one of them included the product name and batch number on the packaging.
 
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