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this was kinda messed up...
I got some SL gear in yesterday and the bottles have changed...they are now about a 1/4 of an inch taller...this really freaked me out b/c i though all of my bottles were underfilled...anyways...i still have some test E from my current cycle and the batch numbers match on the old bottles and the new ones...
Do underground labs just put batch numbers on their for show??? I dont see how they could of switched bottles in the middle of a batch...
Bro they could of but the best way to know for sure is to talk with them.
JohnnyB
i dont know how to contact them...i go through a domestic...surely someone knows about this...Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyB
bro anyone can switch bottles if they want to
how about asking your guy to contact them...
i know the gear isnt fake...thats not the question...my question was why do the batch numbers match up with diff bottles....are they just their for show?...do all ug labs do this
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if you know its real then who gives a **** about the number on the side.......
and unless we all know the owner of every underground lab we cant tell you about what they do with their batch numbers
it was just a f-ing question...just because you dont know the answer theirs no need to get pissed....it logics...i would think diff bottles would mean diff batches...but apparently notQuote:
Originally Posted by Jackman
what im saying first off we cant answer your question for what every **** lab does with their stuff can we!
I agree, it is a general question and the more specifics should be handled with your domestic manQuote:
Originally Posted by ColdStone
i wouldnt say we...you dont know the answer, but someone else may...im just curious about it...not worried, or upset, just wanna knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Jackman
Ok i dont know the anser, Bump for somone that knows the owner of EVERY underground lab.....
alright jack, come off it :unsure:...a lot of members here use sl so it is a legit questionQuote:
Originally Posted by Jackman
There are a few manufacturers of vials out there, and each one makes a little bit different style. Depending on where they get their vials from, or how many they get at a time, it is possible that a batch of gear could be made using two diferent types of vials, from two different orders of vials from the source. It's not entirely out of the question, but for a definitive answer, have your source contact SL. I'm sure it's not a problem.
-moto
i was very clearly told to leave the name of this specific ug lab off the boards or else he would refuse business if he found out who was mentioning him. before this great domestic disappears because of blabbing his name every where, how about the topic is dropped?
GOOD idea
I ordered some eq from sl last week i know they ran out of glass vials so maybe thats why they changed them.
This should help....
You have to understand that all UG labs are
buying the vials from a supplier...
The supplier could have changed or Kimble Glass,
Wheaton who ever could have changed their molds
and made different spec vials... They both make a
ton of the vials that are used for this purpose...
All different specs and molds are used...
The lab supply companies are going to get offered a
deal sometimes if they buy xyz vial at x amount of units
for example so what they carry in stock changes...
No Big deal really... They just are trying to make more
profit and UG labs are not going to deal direct with
the companies making the vials direct in most cases...
SL and most UG put lot numbers on them I would think
to track the possibility of counterfit product like any
other Lab, so yes UG labs do use Lot # both for security
and also to track a product batch potency after lab tests...
For example (lot #123 Test Enanthate came out doses at 263mg/ml)
If they came from the man I know you have nothing to worry about...:D
You local domestic guy is another story, what batch are they and exp date?
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Originally Posted by ColdStone
well nevermind! buff has taken care of biz with his reply. ****
Brother think about it, the batch # doesn't anything to do with when they ran out of a particular "Batch" of Bottles.Quote:
Originally Posted by ColdStone
If they Brew a large Batch of Gear, and part way through they run dry on the type of vials they'd been using, and contimue on using their new bottles, the Gear in side is still the same Batch# right.....this is not that uncommon.
For instance, I've had UG Labs gear with same batch # and different Crimps/Caps several times.....No biggie Bro.
TSW