A suggestion for t/a, labwork, bloods and anecdotals

[VLhUSTNv]

Since the reorganization a few months ago, I’ve found the site much more streamlined and easy to use. It was a well executed good idea. With that said, I think it might be a good idea to reorganize the review sections to be similar to the source sales pages. There have been a ton of T/A and anecdotal reviews put into the primary source sales posts, and having them located all in one thread under the relevant banner would be easier to review when making purchasing decisions, rather than combing through pages and pages of reviews for sources someone might not be considering or that isn’t even an option for a shopper. Arguably the search function mitigates some of this, but I think removing an extra step would help streamline things and help people make better purchasing decisions.

 

[Masterofron]

I disagree because a much more thorough evaluation should be made by every single person who is about to order steroids from a source they are unfamiliar with. Reading over a couple pages of reviews and feedback in their thread wouldn’t be conducive of what we always call “doing your research before buying from the source”. Having these things split up into multiple categories is important, especially because it takes MORE time to read through everything and finalize your opinion on a source. The more time you spend researching and forming your opinion on a source, the better. The less time you spend doing this, the more likely you are to have an issue.

 

[Dexter]

Masterofron" pid='66973' dateline='1567273691:

I disagree because a much more thorough evaluation should be made by every single person who is about to order steroids from a source they are unfamiliar with. Reading over a couple pages of reviews and feedback in their thread wouldn’t be conducive of what we always call “doing your research before buying from the source”. Having these things split up into multiple categories is important, especially because it takes MORE time to read through everything and finalize your opinion on a source. The more time you spend researching and forming your opinion on a source, the better. The less time you spend doing this, the more likely you are to have an issue.

I’ll agree, but I’ll admit I learn more about the sources on SST from Meso then I do here. However Meso comments are a very acquired taste, the place is a locker room full of foul mouthed pirates, but I do enjoy their uncensored opinions and their utter lack of regard for decorum.

Having come from working a medical laboratory for almost 25 years, quality control is where we probably spend 70% of our working time, constantly trouble shooting, validations, verification, calibrating, revising procedures, putting new instruments into service, establishing parametric reference ranges…ect.

These forums could benefit from someone schooled in quality control when it comes to manufacturing,buying, testing, brewing. It’s a endless tireless grind to make sure you quality is up to par, and it costs a small fortune.

There are no 6" thick textbooks/manuals published for UGL as far as I know like there is for the field I work in.

Labs depend on inspections every two years to keep their license and to keep them on their toes.

UGL has none of this, most sellers would pull their hair out and quit if they had to deal with the headaches of making sure their goods were kept to these kinds of high standards.

Anyone that buys UGL for a long enough time will get burnt on a regular basis, even if you do your homework you will get underdosed or no dose gear, you’ll get exit scams, packages that never arrive. Anyone doing this for the long term needs to set aside $500/yr and just plan on losing it, because that’s about the average loss for me each year buying shit stuff no matter how much research I do and I do comb through thousands of comments on multiple forums.

 

[dexes]

Dexter" pid='67075' dateline='1567351673:

Masterofron" pid='66973' dateline='1567273691:

I disagree because a much more thorough evaluation should be made by every single person who is about to order steroids from a source they are unfamiliar with. Reading over a couple pages of reviews and feedback in their thread wouldn’t be conducive of what we always call “doing your research before buying from the source”. Having these things split up into multiple categories is important, especially because it takes MORE time to read through everything and finalize your opinion on a source. The more time you spend researching and forming your opinion on a source, the better. The less time you spend doing this, the more likely you are to have an issue.

I’ll agree, but I’ll admit I learn more about the sources on SST from Meso then I do here. However Meso comments are a very acquired taste, the place is a locker room full of foul mouthed pirates, but I do enjoy their uncensored opinions and their utter lack of regard for decorum.

Having come from working a medical laboratory for almost 25 years, quality control is where we probably spend 70% of our working time, constantly trouble shooting, validations, verification, calibrating, revising procedures, putting new instruments into service, establishing parametric reference ranges…ect.

These forums could benefit from someone schooled in quality control when it comes to manufacturing,buying, testing, brewing. It’s a endless tireless grind to make sure you quality is up to par, and it costs a small fortune.

There are no 6" thick textbooks/manuals published for UGL as far as I know like there is for the field I work in.

Labs depend on inspections every two years to keep their license and to keep them on their toes.

UGL has none of this, most sellers would pull their hair out and quit if they had to deal with the headaches of making sure their goods were kept to these kinds of high standards.

Anyone that buys UGL for a long enough time will get burnt on a regular basis, even if you do your homework you will get underdosed or no dose gear, you’ll get exit scams, packages that never arrive. Anyone doing this for the long term needs to set aside $500/yr and just plan on losing it, because that’s about the average loss for me each year buying shit stuff no matter how much research I do and I do comb through thousands of comments on multiple forums.

Exact reason why I keep my orders $100-250. I rather have a pack drop every 2-3 weeks then lose a grand and take a hit like that.

 

[Dexter]

dexes" pid='67100' dateline='1567360909:

Exact reason why I keep my orders $100-250. I rather have a pack drop every 2-3 weeks then lose a grand and take a hit like that.

My orders are all $250.

The truth about UGL- testing what you have in hand is the only way to know for sure.

Anecdotal, seller rep, number of customers, t/a, communication, this helps, but real life sometimes doesn’t live up to expectation.

 

[Masterofron]

Dexter" pid='67075' dateline='1567351673:

Masterofron" pid='66973' dateline='1567273691:

I disagree because a much more thorough evaluation should be made by every single person who is about to order steroids from a source they are unfamiliar with. Reading over a couple pages of reviews and feedback in their thread wouldn’t be conducive of what we always call “doing your research before buying from the source”. Having these things split up into multiple categories is important, especially because it takes MORE time to read through everything and finalize your opinion on a source. The more time you spend researching and forming your opinion on a source, the better. The less time you spend doing this, the more likely you are to have an issue.

I’ll agree, but I’ll admit I learn more about the sources on SST from Meso then I do here. However Meso comments are a very acquired taste, the place is a locker room full of foul mouthed pirates, but I do enjoy their uncensored opinions and their utter lack of regard for decorum.

Having come from working a medical laboratory for almost 25 years, quality control is where we probably spend 70% of our working time, constantly trouble shooting, validations, verification, calibrating, revising procedures, putting new instruments into service, establishing parametric reference ranges…ect.

These forums could benefit from someone schooled in quality control when it comes to manufacturing,buying, testing, brewing. It’s a endless tireless grind to make sure you quality is up to par, and it costs a small fortune.

There are no 6" thick textbooks/manuals published for UGL as far as I know like there is for the field I work in.

Labs depend on inspections every two years to keep their license and to keep them on their toes.

UGL has none of this, most sellers would pull their hair out and quit if they had to deal with the headaches of making sure their goods were kept to these kinds of high standards.

Anyone that buys UGL for a long enough time will get burnt on a regular basis, even if you do your homework you will get underdosed or no dose gear, you’ll get exit scams, packages that never arrive. Anyone doing this for the long term needs to set aside $500/yr and just plan on losing it, because that’s about the average loss for me each year buying shit stuff no matter how much research I do and I do comb through thousands of comments on multiple forums.

Surprisingly, I agree with everything you’ve written. Especially your first and third paragraph.