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[tuttoperte]

British Dragon has always been a procurement company. However, in 2006, with an aim toward producing licensed products, the company formed a partnership in Eastern Europe to manufacture. Before this was finalised, sub-standard products were being produced which were up to neither the standard nor the tradition of British Dragon. Thus, no genuine British Dragon products were produced after December, 2006 and until December, 2007.

Beginning with the very large production runs of December 2006, colour-coded caps on multi-dose vials were phased out in in favor of a red top with the initials "BD" imprinted on them instead of individually colour-coded caps. Blue rubber seals imprinted with the initials "BD" were also introduced to replace the green rubber seals. These changes apply to all multi-dose products. From December, 2007, dates on multi-dose vials and tablet labels reflect new production starting in December, 2007.

[Dizz28]

tuttoperte - Excellent response, thank you

[QuickSilver]

tuttoperte - Excellent response, thank you

x-2,,nice info

[PT]

British Dragon has always been a procurement company. However, in 2006, with an aim toward producing licensed products, the company formed a partnership in Eastern Europe to manufacture. Before this was finalised, sub-standard products were being produced which were up to neither the standard nor the tradition of British Dragon. Thus, no genuine British Dragon products were produced after December, 2006 and until December, 2007.

Beginning with the very large production runs of December 2006, colour-coded caps on multi-dose vials were phased out in in favor of a red top with the initials "BD" imprinted on them instead of individually colour-coded caps. Blue rubber seals imprinted with the initials "BD" were also introduced to replace the green rubber seals. These changes apply to all multi-dose products. From December, 2007, dates on multi-dose vials and tablet labels reflect new production starting in December, 2007.

very true which is why i dont buy bd gear anymore but i do know 2 sources right now that still have legit bd gear leftover from before they stopped producing. personally i wont buy it from anyone except them because they have way to much to lose from selling fakes but there are more fakes going around right now then legit ones. i doubt you chem. professor tested it this fast or even has acess to the machinery to test it and unless you got it of a top source i would throw it away