Quote Originally Posted by frawnz View Post
I think this is very misleading advice. Unless you're spending thousands of dollars getting your HGH fully analyzed, you have no idea what is in it, what it's purity level is, etc.

An excellent demonstration of Chinese HGH authenticity is that every "namebrand" Chinese HGH has anywhere from 3-5+ websites all claiming to be the "real one", each with it's own serial code verification system.

Purity plays a large factor as well. Most people on Rx US HGH have noted that as little as 2-3 IU can achieve noticeable side effects and results, where as most people on Chinese HGH are using 8-10 IU to achieve the same thing. If US HGH is 4x the efficacy as Chinese HGH, then Chinese HGH is not looking quite so affordable any more.

You can buy cheap "Loius Vuitton" bags from China too, but when the zipper breaks after a week and the paint starts flaking off, you may start re-evaluating how good a bargain it was.

You (often) get what you pay for.
An IGF-1 blood test is the BEST indication whether your HGH is good or not. I've had three IGF-1 blood spot tests and know that what I've taken from China was gtg.

You can claim American superiority and pay 8 to 10 times more for whatever certification or assurance you need. I don't believe that I need "8-10iu" to achieve what you do from your "4x potent superior American HGH" because I don't take that large of a dose, ever. Sounds to me like your selling used cars and asserting your opinion as fact.

How can you assert that you know anything about Chinese HGH from legitimate manufacturers?

I'd love to see a side by side comparison of Chinese and American HGH. However, the AMA and the DEA are protecting the monopoly of the American pharm producers, so we have been denied the opportunity for an open, honest comparison or debate.

"Getting what you pay for" makes sense when everyone is playing on a level playing field. American pharm manufacturers have a monopoly. That's why generic products are cheaper and Chinese HGH is a small fraction of the price of the equivalent American product.

I have no real reason to mistrust Chinese manufacturers any more than their American counterparts.