You seem to be under the impression that because my product costs less than the competition (not everyone, but most), it is less likely to be legitimate. This misunderstanding derives from not understanding industry profit margins relative to the wholesale cost of these chemicals. So, once again, I am going to shoot this board straight and do something that almost no other company ever does; I am going to tell you what companies really pay for this stuff.
A kg of Enclomiphene varies depending on the manufacturer, but the average cost ranges between 10-17K (I have seen lower prices from some manufacturers, but I can't vouch for their quality). Even at the 17K price, 1 kg will provide me with 1,333 bottles when dosed at the standard 750 mg per bottle. That means each bottle costs $13.49. Add in bottle, cap, label, and heat seal cost and I'm at about $14.50. If someone pays only 10K per kg, they are looking at $7.50 per bottle ($8.50 all in). Are you now beginning to understand WHY my price is wholly reasonable?
The bottom line is that I have a better price because I can easily provide that price...plus a 15% discount...and still have a great profit margin.
I had my first two batches tested, but not since then (it's been about 8 month since my last lab test). Make no mistake, when you see labs posted by various companies, you have no way of knowing how many batches of product that company has purchased since their last lab test. Knowing what I know, I can say with absolute certainty that not a single company that I am personally aware of, tests all their batches. Most companies buy several batches of a product before finally re-testing...and even then, the main reason is because they feel like they need to in order to avoid people asking questions about year old lab tests.
My enclom is legitimate. Not only has the manufacturer been very reliable (I do not use a middle-man like most, but am in direct communication with a giant, highly reliable chemical manufacturing company), but if a manufacturer sells good stuff the first few times, they are likely to continue doing so. This is especially true when middle-men are not involved...because middle-men will often grab chems from whatever manufacturer they can, so you don't really know what manufacturer their chems come from. Lastly, enclomiphene has its own color, texture, solubility, scent, time & temp required to bring the chemical into solution, etc. Each batch I have purchased has always demonstrated the same exact characteristics.
Lastly, I just sent another batch away for testing at Vanguard Labs (a highly accredited, respected U.S. lab), as I am going to begin posting all my lab results...for every single product...right on my website. In fact, I just cut a deal to have all 200 chems tested for 38K. Results for all of them should be posted on the website within 4-6 weeks.
It is COMPLETLY unnecessary to use DMSO with enclomiphene, as it is soluble with ethanol, propylene glycol (PG), glycerin, DMSO, and many others solvents/carriers. Most of the company owners I know do NOT use DMSO...for barely any of their chems (if any at all), simply because it's rarely ever needed. This includes enclomiphene. A knowledgeable formulator would never use DMSO when it's not needed because it smells like SH-T! Using it unnecessarily is just dumb.
Several people on this board have posted their labs with great results. I sell a crap-ton of it every month. You will not be disappointed.
That's the plan, at least.
I will say that if you search hard enough there were several members on this board who posted blood work. the one I remember went from the low 300's to the mid 900's.
