bla55
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Hello everyone,
I searched for this and found one topic on the subject, but it was closed (I have a feeling this one will be too, soon, then I guess?) so I wanted to ask about this.
I saw an add for products which names were "awfully close" to real substances and promised wonders (obviously!). Not to seem like I was fooled by this or that I would ever consider purchasing one of these (especially since I went to look for substance and it was all "Proprietary Blend" but it got me thinking...
Are these actual PHs that they won't release the compound inside or just pure utter BS trying to fool people into thinking they are buying a steroid? Either way, it is absolute garbage; if it is indeed a ph / steroid, well, advertising on a magazine where plenty of regular consumers check is outrageous, where is the PCT?! If they are utter crap, well, I guess they at least are not harming anyone but wouldn't there be a lawsuit waiting to happen there?
Thanks!
I searched for this and found one topic on the subject, but it was closed (I have a feeling this one will be too, soon, then I guess?) so I wanted to ask about this.
I saw an add for products which names were "awfully close" to real substances and promised wonders (obviously!). Not to seem like I was fooled by this or that I would ever consider purchasing one of these (especially since I went to look for substance and it was all "Proprietary Blend" but it got me thinking...
Are these actual PHs that they won't release the compound inside or just pure utter BS trying to fool people into thinking they are buying a steroid? Either way, it is absolute garbage; if it is indeed a ph / steroid, well, advertising on a magazine where plenty of regular consumers check is outrageous, where is the PCT?! If they are utter crap, well, I guess they at least are not harming anyone but wouldn't there be a lawsuit waiting to happen there?
Thanks!
