This was just on YouTube today @disciplined_trt this clinic they talk about is where I get my HGH from. Turns out it’s likely fake. I haven’t really felt any different since starting it, or raising my dose, but also couldn’t compare it any differently to the Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin I was taking that put my IGF-1 over 300. You were getting yours (same brand) from an actual pharmacy, right?
Anyway, just thought this was interesting, if a bit disappointing. Anyone else have any experience with them?
When they offered me that price, i was really skeptical but went with it for about 3 months. They advertise writing Rx for Anadrol, Dbol, all that stuff that no real pharmacy or compounder will make. So it has to be coming from UGL sources.
Thanks for tagging me, this is very interesting. Did you ever test your IGF-1 levels since increasing your dose?
I recently bumped myself to 3 iu/day (the max my doc will prescribe for now) and ran an IGF-1 test a few days ago, should have the results soon.
I think what I’m getting is legit. The script is through my anti-aging doc and I pick it up at a local compounding pharmacy who say they get it directly from the manufacturer. They also carry other big pharma brands, acting as a reseller.
I actually recently got a letter from the pharma company explaining they would be out of stock until January 2022 because of Covid related delays in manufacturing, and as a result the compounding pharmacy has only been giving out 30 days worth at a time to everyone with a script because they don’t know how long they’ll have it before running out, so I’ve been stockpiling as much as possible lol.
I’m shocked a clinic in the US would try to pull something like this. How could they think they would get away with it? It makes no sense. Did they think no one was going to check their IGF-1 levels?
This one really sucks. I would pay through the nose for compounded pharma Primo. If I could choose one compound to have access to legally it’s that one
No but I feel like I should now before I make any decisions or changes.
If it’s fake, does your doc want another patient?? Lol
This clinic has been marketed by steroid users on YouTube as your “legal plug” for any kind of AAS you want. It sounds like the just call UGL gear compounded and sell it with your name on it. I got the Anavar they were talking about from the same lab they talked about and say is fake. I ran it and felt changes, and my SHBG dropped a ton, so there was something in it, for sure.
I was a patient at one of these clinics. I have blood work on the test which gave good numbers. I tested the Anavar with a roidtest which showed it was indeed anavar, but I couldn’t speak to its actual dosage. The HGH was total garbage. I had an igf blood test and my numbers were lower after a 10iu IM dose than they were naturally.
A friend I know just offered me some Primo in Pfizer packaging. Im tempted but Ive heard way too many out there are not real. But Im prolly gonna give it a shot this upcoming month.
Yeah … I have a case open with Ferring to verify the packaging but they’ve already said they don’t make that product. It’s probably a UGL product in boxes made up to look like Ferring
Someone on Reddit ordered a test kit and it did return positive for HGH. Their guess was UGL or 5mg split between the 6 vials instead of 5mg per vial. My own IGF-1 results show lower than on other HGH/peptides but higher than baseline (by 30)
He will tell you what, and how much of what you have. Seems most send in a small sample in a purfume sample tube. It’s not cheap, but when you really want/need to know he’s your guy. There is one more lab out there who tests but I can’t remember their name.
Just a (final) update to this thread: Ferring called me today and confirmed that the 5mgx6 box is not a Ferring product. If you’ve gotten Zomacton from any FAM clinic, it was not a genuine product.
haha yes. the rep from Ferring wasn’t super happy the clinic was representing their product. She said they are building a file on the reported clinics (mine wasn’t an isolated case).
The owner of the FAM franchise said he talked to Ferring lawyers that assured him the product is legit. Surely that’s a lie, but I’m guessing he’ll have real conversations with their lawyers in the near future.