I will contact them for the refund to eat into the profits..... Pun intended. Hopefully they do something , even partial refund. Not sure I want a reship. Do not want to go through this hassle again.
If this is anything like the countless times people have run into the same issue with peptide shipments from China, they'll eventually be returned to sender which makes the prospect of a refund much more likely. My understanding is that replying to the letter not only results in the whole "list" thing, but a likely guarantee that the product will be destroyed instead of returned.
It will be interesting to see how the seller responds, but honestly I don't think they're under any obligation to refund anyone for something like this that is beyond their control and I'll be disappointed to see how many people file disputes/chargebacks that ultimately will do nothing other than reducing available options.
Well that’s the most decisive answer I’ve received as to if I should respond or not. Noted. Thank you. …..Now to find someplace in the U.S. with BAC water in stock.
This is the most baffling part of this whole situation for me; this widespread, unfounded belief that real Hospira BAC has or will become completely unavailable or prohibitively expensive in the US.
I get that the price of the Canadian stuff was somewhat attractive, but BAC water has never stopped being available here in the US. Sure, various sellers will be out of stock from time to time and it appears that there will continue to be periodic shortages but the entire situation is being fueled by irrational panic and endless circular discussion.
Spending a few minutes going through Google search results I found at least a dozen places with single vials of Hospira BAC in stock for $10-$20/ea. Is $10 better than $20? Absolutely, but $20 shouldn't be the end of the world for anyone who is already saving THOUSAND$ by circumventing big pharma's prices.
Even at $20/vial, people who follow the (imho stupid) guidance of starting a new vial every 28 days would be looking at spending a whopping $260 for a one year supply (13 vials). People like me who will use a single vial until it's empty would be out an astonishing $20-$40 for the year. 😱
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@Calm Logic regularly post what sellers have Hospira BAC available and their price, so even people too lazy to search for themselves still can find it without much effort.
Anyway, that's enough eye-rolling and head-shaking for me this week. Everyone needs to chill the flock out over Hospira BAC and concentrate on more important things like discovering ways to avoid muscle and hair loss while losing weight.
