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US shipping is good. SIMO is outstanding. US warehouse pricing is reaching good domestic pricing levels. At this point it doesn't pay to buy from their US warehouses.
 
Jason_GLP1 said:
US shipping is good. SIMO is outstanding. US warehouse pricing is reaching good domestic pricing levels. At this point it doesn't pay to buy from their US warehouses.
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I agree. The only thing that domestic warehouses provide is a sense of security that CBP isn't going to intervene. Also, if you need something and can't wait the 7 to 1,000 days it takes to come from overseas, US shops can deliver. Domestic warehouses don't carry the variety that the home source has, though. It all seems like it's focused for GLP1 buyers, mostly lately.
 
I ordered a t40 kit from SRY this Monday. Lisa sent me a COA when I asked for it. She also sent me the tracking number 2 days after payment. I received the kit today but the batch number is completely different from the COA she sent me and all the tirz the vail have loose clumps. Not sure if this is normal..
 

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SRY has been great, I’ve used them an SSA. I have a package from SSA that has been in transit for a month, my SRY peps have been on time/early every time. Karry at SRY is my go to.
 
SRY seems to include product destined for domestic warehouse (still enroute) as current inventory. When customers ask for shipping info they create a label which awaits product to affix it. This accounts for the lag from "Label Created" stage to actual movement. I've had orders stuck in this stage weeks with SRY and over a month and a half with QSC (rip). Weeks are the norm, days are an exception.
 
nonyabizznez said:
SRY seems to include product destined for domestic warehouse (still enroute) as current inventory. When customers ask for shipping info they create a label which awaits product to affix it. This accounts for the lag from "Label Created" stage to actual movement. I've had orders stuck in this stage weeks with SRY and over a month and a half with QSC (rip). Weeks are the norm, days are an exception.
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This person knows. Ignore them at your peril...
That "US Warehouse" order is still sitting on a dock at the Gaudong port.
 
tncc_rn said:
This person knows. Ignore them at your peril...
That "US Warehouse" order is still sitting on a dock at the Gaudong port.
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If I hadn't placed multiple orders with them in the past few months, I'd tend to agree with Noneyabizz.

I think the more "popular" peps are stocked up in the warehouses. It's when the us warehouse lists something not so ordinary that I would be cautious. I've ordered tirz, Mots-c, tesamorelin and Ghk-cu from the US warehouse and have recieved my products in less than a week each time.

Experiences may differ, but this has been mine.
 
Peloma said:
If I hadn't placed multiple orders with them in the past few months, I'd tend to agree with Noneyabizz.

I think the more "popular" peps are stocked up in the warehouses. It's when the us warehouse lists something not so ordinary that I would be cautious. I've ordered tirz, Mots-c, tesamorelin and Ghk-cu from the US warehouse and have recieved my products in less than a week each time.

Experiences may differ, but this has been mine.
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I ordered Reta 30 from their US warehouse and it took 17 days to arrive. Had my "tracking number" in 4 days from order. It didn't become active in the USPS system till day 12. Took 5 days from Maine of all places to the West Coast.
 
tncc_rn said:
I ordered Reta 30 from their US warehouse and it took 17 days to arrive. Had my "tracking number" in 4 days from order. It didn't become active in the USPS system till day 12. Took 5 days from Maine of all places to the West Coast.
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I had a shipment from Maine as well, but I guess it was in stock. The Maine warehouse also packs better than the Indiana warehouse IMO.
 
I'm probably going to get flamed on this one but being in the business for 5 years and working with CN vendors that long you begin to see trends and these companies go from completely trustworthy and reliable to selling bad product with poor service overnight.

The business is very cutthroat and transient, especially with companies who are significantly diversified. When my team and I visited CN for the first time we met with a lab that was small but sterile with 4 chemists on staff. As we exited the building through a corridor we entered into a bicycle manufacturing shop that was owned by the same person who owned the lab. We returned to the same city 10 months later and the lab was gone and replaced with a Christmas tree factory. Everything was gone, hoods, mixers, granulators, tablet presses, crimp lines all gone. Trust NO one in this business. Test every batch yourself... it's a little costly but your safety is worth it.
 
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Jason_GLP1 said:
I'm probably going to get flamed on this one but being in the business for 5 years and working with CN vendors that long you begin to see trends and these companies go from completely trustworthy and reliable to selling bad product with poor service overnight.

The business is very cutthroat and transient, especially with companies who are significantly diversified. When my team and I visited CN for the first time we met with a lab that was small but sterile with 4 chemists on staff. As we exited the building through a corridor we entered into a bicycle manufacturing shop that was owned by the same person who owned the lab. We returned to the same city 10 months later and the lab was gone and replaced with a Christmas tree factory. Everything was gone, hoods, mixers, granulators, tablet presses, crimp lines all gone. Trust NO one in this business. Test every batch yourself... it's a little costly but your safety is worth it.
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Thanks for sharing. There's no substitute for experience. Yours is appreciated!
 
Robdirt77 said:
I ordered a t40 kit from SRY this Monday. Lisa sent me a COA when I asked for it. She also sent me the tracking number 2 days after payment. I received the kit today but the batch number is completely different from the COA she sent me and all the tirz the vail have loose clumps. Not sure if this is normal..
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I would not worry too much about the puck, it can be affected by shipping.
You likely should find the batch to compare 3rd party to know the mg weight.
those guys are 90%+ good to go
 
Rflwr88 said:
I’ve used Lisa with minimal issues (ignoring the drama with nad+). Got Reta last time. Waiting for AOD to come back into stock.
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How do I place an order with Lisa? I can figure it out
 
I'm just throwing out there: I would not suggest joining another sry discord server for a while. When Q got nuked this many times in a row so fast, a lot of people in the group got their discord accounts suspended, too.
 

Robdirt77 said:
I ordered a t40 kit from SRY this Monday. Lisa sent me a COA when I asked for it. She also sent me the tracking number 2 days after payment. I received the kit today but the batch number is completely different from the COA she sent me and all the tirz the vail have loose clumps. Not sure if this is normal..
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Bro this is normal!!! Once u reconstitute it all goes clear! Only be concern if the vials tops are loose and has no vaccum!!!!
 
Robdirt77 said:
I ordered a t40 kit from SRY this Monday. Lisa sent me a COA when I asked for it. She also sent me the tracking number 2 days after payment. I received the kit today but the batch number is completely different from the COA she sent me and all the tirz the vail have loose clumps. Not sure if this is normal..
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The clumps are “normal.” The COA not matching is not. I would follow up with Lisa. They sell a lot of kits so it may be an honest mistake.
 
Jason_GLP1 said:
I'm probably going to get flamed on this one but being in the business for 5 years and working with CN vendors that long you begin to see trends and these companies go from completely trustworthy and reliable to selling bad product with poor service overnight.

The business is very cutthroat and transient, especially with companies who are significantly diversified. When my team and I visited CN for the first time we met with a lab that was small but sterile with 4 chemists on staff. As we exited the building through a corridor we entered into a bicycle manufacturing shop that was owned by the same person who owned the lab. We returned to the same city 10 months later and the lab was gone and replaced with a Christmas tree factory. Everything was gone, hoods, mixers, granulators, tablet presses, crimp lines all gone. Trust NO one in this business. Test every batch yourself... it's a little costly but your safety is worth it.
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I’m never going to test. Everything I’ve received from SRY worked as intended. I’m not buying this way to save money then lose vials and spend $300-$400 on top of that for testing each product.
 
jasonlovespeptides said:
I’m never going to test. Everything I’ve received from SRY worked as intended. I’m not buying this way to save money then lose vials and spend $300-$400 on top of that for testing each product.
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I think your risk goes down (slightly) with a vendor with a track record like SRY because they have good market share, so the chances of there being a group test for your batch is high.

The problem is if you get a fresh batch that hasn't been tested and you start pinning thinking you're good to go, then you learn a week later from another group that what you thought was a ghk-cu 50 was actually a 100 or worse, reta. This just happened in the last few weeks with me as I pinned a double dose of copper (thankfully I wasn't going overboard with a rawoystereater challenge dose).
 
Jason_GLP1 said:
I'm probably going to get flamed on this one but being in the business for 5 years and working with CN vendors that long you begin to see trends and these companies go from completely trustworthy and reliable to selling bad product with poor service overnight.

The business is very cutthroat and transient, especially with companies who are significantly diversified. When my team and I visited CN for the first time we met with a lab that was small but sterile with 4 chemists on staff. As we exited the building through a corridor we entered into a bicycle manufacturing shop that was owned by the same person who owned the lab. We returned to the same city 10 months later and the lab was gone and replaced with a Christmas tree factory. Everything was gone, hoods, mixers, granulators, tablet presses, crimp lines all gone. Trust NO one in this business. Test every batch yourself... it's a little costly but your safety is worth it.
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You've got to admire their ability to broadly diversify, and PIVOT!
 
AndyPanda said:
The clumps are “normal.” The COA not matching is not. I would follow up with Lisa. They sell a lot of kits so it may be an honest mistake.
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I don’t supposed you could DM that coa to me, could you? I bought some of that T40 also.
 
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