Hospira BAC Availability

[yobculture]

This is exactly why I didn't say a word when I found it a few days ago.

I actually found it awhile back after lots of searching. Then about a week or so ago, it started popping up on STG, Peppy’s, et al. Once that happened, I knew their supply was going to be depleted. I’m sure all the midwives are super happy that their supplies have been ransacked by peptide addicts. It’s almost certain that this supply outlet will now raise their prices substantially. And have more restrictions so that their base clients have priority access. As Zippity said, this is why we can’t have nice things. 😕

 

[beefsteak]

This is exactly why I didn't say a word when I found it a few days ago.

It's fine to be selfish, that's why I only shared it after buying 6 years worth of bac.

I'll worry about it again in 6 years. But I'm starting to think it shouldn't have bought so much because bac is a otc medication in Canada. The batch I got expires in 2027 but I'll be using it at least until 2032.

 

[ZippityDooDah]

It's fine to be selfish, that's why I only shared it after buying 6 years worth of bac.

I'll worry about it again in 6 years. But I'm starting to think it shouldn't have bought so much because bac is a otc medication in Canada. The batch I got expires in 2027 but I'll be using it at least until 2032.

Whenever Canada experiences product shortages at home, almost invariably the first route that gets cut-off is anything destined for the US, especially when it comes to medication. And at the rate things are going with BAC water, the more Americans buying it is likely to cause shortages pretty quickly.

A lot of people probably don't know or remember this, but up until a few years ago (at least 10 I think, maybe more) Tylenol with codeine and several other codeine products along with a handful of other meds that require a prescription in the US were available OTC in Canada and a lot of pharmacies would ship to US customers. Health Canada is a little more nimble than the FDA when it comes to putting a stop to things, and Canadians in general tend to be a lot more compliant about such things when their livelihood is at stake. It also has the potential to be far more problematic for US customers because it is a labeled pharmaceutical and not just unlabeled vials of mystery powder. Personally I would never have it shipped, but wouldn't worry too much about bringing across the border in my car.

I guess my point is relying on Canadian sellers for BAC is likely to be very short lived.

 

[beefsteak]

Whenever Canada experiences product shortages at home, almost invariably the first route that gets cut-off is anything destined for the US, especially when it comes to medication. And at the rate things are going with BAC water, the more Americans buying it is likely to cause shortages pretty quickly.

A lot of people probably don't know or remember this, but up until a few years ago (at least 10 I think, maybe more) Tylenol with codeine and several other codeine products along with a handful of other meds that require a prescription in the US were available OTC in Canada and a lot of pharmacies would ship to US customers. Health Canada is a little more nimble than the FDA when it comes to putting a stop to things, and Canadians in general tend to be a lot more compliant about such things when their livelihood is at stake. It also has the potential to be far more problematic for US customers because it is a labeled pharmaceutical and not just unlabeled vials of mystery powder. Personally I would never have it shipped, but wouldn't worry too much about bringing across the border in my car.

I guess my point is relying on Canadian sellers for BAC is likely to be very short lived.

Now I want to buy 4 more cases. But with the last bottle being used in possibly 15 years sounds so insane to me.

I also asked chatgpt what if I invested the cost of 4 cases of bac and its worth in 15 years and here's what it told me. It also told be learn a skill because it probably thinks I'm poor for investing only $1000