What do gray market "US warehouses" look like?

dbbporter said:

Mr. Blonde said:

Alright then. This is a heads-up aimed at every vendor out there: as of now, I am officially putting myself forward to serve as your US warehouse. So feel free to begin sending those peptides my way!
Didn't that PP woman pull the same move, taking off with a garage packed with stock (or was it Uther?)? Anyone familiar with what went down there?
Once there's no more room in your garage, that's your signal to quit your job with two weeks' notice and treat the peptides as your severance package.
 
krsct said:

When you hear "US Warehouse," the image that comes to mind is probably a big facility, plenty of square footage, and wooden pallets loaded with goods. My hunch, though, is that in the gray market these so-called US warehouses are usually just a shop in some random strip mall—or maybe even somebody's basement or garage. Does anyone actually know what they're like?

Honestly? My laundry room freezer is probably a pretty accurate picture.

There's a chance I've got a bit of an issue.
 
Tried getting dimensions out of the bullshit generator (ended up grabbing a tape measure myself since it was clearly inventing numbers. Chances are it's inventing them right here as well. All that effort for THIS?)

"1.75 by 1.75 by 2, you damn clanker, appreciate you forcing me out of my chair. Fine, how many of those fit inside a medium sized closet?"

Take a standard "medium" closet at roughly 3 ft wide × 2 ft deep × 8 ft tall.

Your kit: 1.75 × 1.75 × 2 in

Fit count:

Width: 36 ÷ 1.75 ≈ 20

Depth: 24 ÷ 1.75 ≈ 13

Height: 96 ÷ 2 ≈ 48

Total:

20 × 13 × 48 = 12,480 kits

Short version: take each closet dimension, divide by the kit dimension, round down, then multiply.
 
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krsct said:

When you hear "US Warehouse," the image that comes to mind is probably a big facility, plenty of square footage, and wooden pallets loaded with goods. My hunch, though, is that in the gray market these so-called US warehouses are usually just a shop in some random strip mall—or maybe even somebody's basement or garage. Does anyone actually know what they're like?





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CandyCap said:

Every discussion about the number of kits that can be stored in a closet is really fueling my urge to stockpile.
Yep. My freezer is piling up fairly well. For my wife and me, I prefer having extra so we never need to scramble to reorder and risk running dry. At the highest dose, I've got roughly a year of my go-to peptides... paid for by cutting out the junk I used to eat.
 
I'm curious about the amount of inventory a typical warehouse keeps. Based on what I've noticed with stock levels, it likely isn't a lot. My guess is that incoming shipments aren't particularly big, or perhaps they arrive split across multiple parcels.
 
A while back I placed an order that supposedly shipped from a "US warehouse," but it turned out to be nothing more than a domestic peptide company lol. My take is that this just means somebody is purchasing huge quantities from that supplier and then reselling the stuff out of their basement.
 
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