Fisherman2356
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What does that do? I'm tech challenged and navigating through this shit is not being that much fun. So, I'll sit on sidelines for a while and see how it goes.God speed! Join the testing groups!!
What does that do? I'm tech challenged and navigating through this shit is not being that much fun. So, I'll sit on sidelines for a while and see how it goes.God speed! Join the testing groups!!
OUCH again!the importance of clearly distinct numbered batches with distinct cap colors, and their posting of inappropriate CoAs) -- that's another story. I strongly suspect they have a false participant in the current third-party group tests and will violate 30-day secrecy rules to post the resulting CoA immediately. Those I'd take as red flags.
A minor ouchie to save $1000 a month and have better fine-tuned control of your regimen than you would otherwiseOUCH again!
It was the upfront admittance by “Ava” that they do not test their products, only their clients do. When I pressed for a test report from her clients, she sent me the old tests that ZZQ/LSPL have now both posted. They’re not manufacturers, just sellers, and don’t have a positive clue of what they’re selling. That was the only red flagLSPL is very upfront about ZZQ being a "subsidiary" (as they put it) of theirs. I'm not sure what their goal is in running the two identically, with no difference in product selection, pricing, target market of any discernible sort. But I wouldn't take it as a red flag.
Their understanding of the point to lab testing, the importance of clearly distinct numbered batches with distinct cap colors, and their posting of inappropriate CoAs) -- that's another story. I strongly suspect they have a false participant in the current third-party group tests and will violate 30-day secrecy rules to post the resulting CoA immediately. Those I'd take as red flags.
It's unfortunately really easy to have a second account for that.LSPL is very upfront about ZZQ being a "subsidiary" (as they put it) of theirs. I'm not sure what their goal is in running the two identically, with no difference in product selection, pricing, target market of any discernible sort. But I wouldn't take it as a red flag.
Their understanding of the point to lab testing, the importance of clearly distinct numbered batches with distinct cap colors, and their posting of inappropriate CoAs) -- that's another story. I strongly suspect they have a false participant in the current third-party group tests and will violate 30-day secrecy rules to post the resulting CoA immediately. Those I'd take as red flags.
Testing groups use donor vials and divide the cost of testing so it’s affordable.What does that do? I'm tech challenged and navigating through this shit is not being that much fun. So, I'll sit on sidelines for a while and see how it goes.
In an ideal world, vendors would test the product only for their own integrity, before putting a batch on the market (or at least before fulfilling any orders. But the public shouldn't put trust in tests they commission, so I'm sort of glad if they stand back and stay out of testing. What they can (but seem not to) do is maintain total separation between batches, with a unique number/color for each...without which any testing is much less valuable.It was the upfront admittance by “Ava” that they do not test their products, only their clients do. When I pressed for a test report from her clients, she sent me the old tests that ZZQ/LSPL have now both posted. They’re not manufacturers, just sellers, and don’t have a positive clue of what they’re selling. That was the only red flagI needed.
Remember the days at Dunkin Donuts when at the entry there was a window on the left where you could watch them make the donuts? Or when you walked into an Olive Garden and they were making homemade pasta at what's now is a bar full of bratty kids?OUCH, too late for me. I just placed a fat order over $600 yesterday. Keep the bad news coming guys LOL
265 here lol...OUCH, too late for me. I just placed a fat order over $600 yesterday. Keep the bad news coming guys LOL
Which one does...Dunkin Donuts or Olive Garden?They also deal in illegal stock ..... may want to revisit them.
Would be very interesting to know what you are trying to say???? Do you mean illegal soup stock, or illegal stock marketThey also deal in illegal stock
This confused me too. I assumed what was meant was being immobilized in a very public setting as a method of punishment by humiliation ... which is a violation of the Constitution of the United States of AmericaWould be very interesting to know what you are trying to say???? Do you mean illegal soup stock, or illegal stock marketdo explain yourself please.
What is this illegal soup of which you speak? And who has a recipe?Would be very interesting to know what you are trying to say???? Do you mean illegal soup stock, or illegal stock marketdo explain yourself please.
Because folk believe they'll getter a price if dealing directly with a manufacturer. I don't agree with the reasoning.I don't see why people even seek claim/truth about being manufacturers or not.
Any updates? Trying to find a new vendor.I sent payment on feb 24th to them, confirmed order on feb 26th, but still waiting on tracking #
We got notification that all orders shipped yesterday and that we would get tracking numbers within three days. Now we wait.Any updates? Trying to find a new vendor.
I ordered from Ava at LSPL on 2/22. Got my tracking number on 2/25. Received the delivery today, 2/28. Much faster than I expected.
It's more likely that your product hadn't reached the US "warehouse" from China when your tracking was provided. Sometimes the label is created weeks before the package ships. My profile icon is an actual label for a package from QSC that was shipped in early November... Still no movement but replaced 2 months later days before they unplugged.That's REALLY fast.
I paid on the 1st, got tracking on the 3rd, and it didn't even leave the warehouse until the 8th.