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People stealing from them isn't going to help them succeed. Without a test to back your actions, you're a thief.Amo's product will define their success, as it should.
People stealing from them isn't going to help them succeed. Without a test to back your actions, you're a thief.Amo's product will define their success, as it should.
I was either too polite (or too wimpy) to say what you did. I hate telling people that their personal perceptions of how a medicine is working don't say much about what they actually received; that comes off as an insult. However, I don't intend an insult: I believe that's true of everyone. To me the most objectionable thing about Amo in PrimroseHill's post was that Amo either didn't have its own test results or wasn't willing to supply them to a skeptical user. Although that's not ideal, I can go to the Stairway to Gray Telegram site and read countless 3d party tests showing that Amo's stuff is as described. I also note that dionysos's list of vendors gives good marks to Amo. Amo did have a thing with some folks experiencing stinging. That seems to me like it was real, although many folks didn't experience that. I heard from at least one person that Amo used to sometimes underfill their vials.Honestly it was extremely unreasonable for you to do the chargeback thing, especially based on your "feels". You do realize that's how payment options get ruined for other customers, right? Not many vendors will accept Paypal and the stunt you pulled is 100% why they won't. Too many people stiffing vendors by keeping product and stopping payment. Bottom line: if you think your batch isn't working, you need to be a big kid and pay out of pocket for Jano to test a vial. If it's bunk, show the test and ask for the vendor to make it right. If it tests good, then the problem is with you. Super uncool the way you handled this.
Amo definitely isn't perfect. They don't even bother sending their own vials off to Jano, and they took too long sorting out the stinging bit. I have a relative that finally cracked open a batch from last spring that ended up stinging, and Binh is blowing them off. I'm not here to defend Amo at all, but @PrimroseHill is openly admitting to ripping Amo off unless they have a legit third party test to back up their (in my opinion) extreme action of initiating a charge back.I was either too polite (or too wimpy) to say what you did. I hate telling people that their personal perceptions of how a medicine is working don't say much about what they actually received; that comes off as an insult. However, I don't intend an insult: I believe that's true of everyone. To me the most objectionable thing about Amo in PrimroseHill's post was that Amo either didn't have its own test results or wasn't willing to supply them to a skeptical user. Although that's not ideal, I can go to the Stairway to Gray Telegram site and read countless 3d party tests showing that Amo's stuff is as described. I also note that dionysos's list of vendors gives good marks to Amo. Amo did have a thing with some folks experiencing stinging. That seems to me like it was real, although many folks didn't experience that. I heard from at least one person that Amo used to sometimes underfill their vials.
As to your complaints against Amo, they seem to be the types of complaints that apply to all of the vendors except to a few overpriced vendors such Skye. Are there reasonably priced vendors who provide a better product or back it better than Amo?Amo definitely isn't perfect. They don't even bother sending their own vials off to Jano, and they took too long sorting out the stinging bit. I have a relative that finally cracked open a batch from last spring that ended up stinging, and Binh is blowing them off. I'm not here to defend Amo at all, but @PrimroseHill is openly admitting to ripping Amo off unless they have a legit third party test to back up their (in my opinion) extreme action of initiating a charge back.
Agreed. I don't like that Amo doesn't test the product (or if they do, they don't provide their COAs). But people ordering from them *should* know that. If this batch of sema was tested and it came back underdosed or underfilled, and Amo wasn't reshipping a new batch, I'd have a problem with that. But having no third party testing to backup a claim of bad product and then doing a chargeback based on absolutely nothing doesn't sit right with me.Amo definitely isn't perfect. They don't even bother sending their own vials off to Jano, and they took too long sorting out the stinging bit. I have a relative that finally cracked open a batch from last spring that ended up stinging, and Binh is blowing them off. I'm not here to defend Amo at all, but @PrimroseHill is openly admitting to ripping Amo off unless they have a legit third party test to back up their (in my opinion) extreme action of initiating a charge back.
They bought it untested. If you don't like that, get it tested yourself or join a group test, or buy from someone who DOES test. Pinning something without a test is reckless.People stealing from them isn't going to help them succeed. Without a test to back your actions, you're a thief.
I'd honestly get it tested. If amo was hit by zero peps I'd want to know- as of right now a lot of us suspect they're manufacturers, and that would be important information.
Still cheaper than compound by far. But that's also a very fair point. If it was me I'd be testing it- but that's more for curiosity sake than anything, since there's the chance they don't reimburse for the test.Test costs more than the order.
I'd just order from a different vendor, such as PGB.
Still cheaper than compound by far. But that's also a very fair point. If it was me I'd be testing it- but that's more for curiosity sake than anything, since there's the chance they don't reimburse for the test.
As far as I’ve seen their tests have allI've only made one purchase with Amo and it went well. Just curious, have we heard of any failed tests for their products?
Don't talk bad about my dear darling sema!I mean, it's SEMA.
Double the dose and no feels? I wouldn't need a test to tell me it was part of the zero pep drama. But usually, there's a test to be found from someone in the buyer pool.
If it wasn't for tirzepatide and retatrutide, folks here would be saying great things about semaglutide.Don't talk bad about my dear darling sema!
For me it would be more that I'd want proof they were part of the zero peps nonsense before calling them out publicly. Just to make sure I'm not the problem.
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