A member messaged me to ask about someone posting on Reddit that they "found" a place selling Canadian Hospira BAC water (which is identical to the US product other than having a different label and not being marked Rx Only).
While Canadian BAC water is a real thing, the website being shared is clearly selling fakes (I assume the user posting it all over Reddit is likely the seller/scammer). The most obvious sign that it's counterfeit is that so much about the label varies from the genuine product like the resolution of the print on the labels being pretty bad and most likely made on a mass-market laser printer instead of a professional printer or press along with other telltale signs. Combined with the color of the caps and the overall appearance being "off", and of course the price being way too cheap especially given the current exchange rate there is little doubt these are fakes being peddled by scammers. Oh, and the domain name is only ~6 weeks old.
Considering everything going on with BAC water right now, scams like this are going to become more and more common so don't let yourself be fooled!
If you can't find genuine Pfizer/Hospira (of have any doubt about the authenticity) at this point you're better off buying imported BAC from a reputable vendor and pretend it's just like any other peptide and look for test results to confirm quality, pH, BA concentration, etc. And for Pete's sake stop buying the crap on Amazon that people are filling with tap water from their kitchen sink! ☠️
While Canadian BAC water is a real thing, the website being shared is clearly selling fakes (I assume the user posting it all over Reddit is likely the seller/scammer). The most obvious sign that it's counterfeit is that so much about the label varies from the genuine product like the resolution of the print on the labels being pretty bad and most likely made on a mass-market laser printer instead of a professional printer or press along with other telltale signs. Combined with the color of the caps and the overall appearance being "off", and of course the price being way too cheap especially given the current exchange rate there is little doubt these are fakes being peddled by scammers. Oh, and the domain name is only ~6 weeks old.
Considering everything going on with BAC water right now, scams like this are going to become more and more common so don't let yourself be fooled!
If you can't find genuine Pfizer/Hospira (of have any doubt about the authenticity) at this point you're better off buying imported BAC from a reputable vendor and pretend it's just like any other peptide and look for test results to confirm quality, pH, BA concentration, etc. And for Pete's sake stop buying the crap on Amazon that people are filling with tap water from their kitchen sink! ☠️
