Bayer Primo

[Nelson Montana]

Does anyone else find this odd? Schering still makes Primobolan, but there is this Bayer brand. (The same insignia as the aspirin so I'm assuming it's the same company). I'm curious why it goes under two company names or if in fact, the Bayer version is a knock off. From what I've gathered the Bayer hurts less -- which may suggest it has less actual drug. But no one is saying it isn't real. Is it just a good counterfeit?

Anyone have experience with both? What's your take?

 

[zwhit]

pretty sure Bayer bought Schering out

 

[zwhit]

or they merged

 

[stevesmi]

^^^ yup i have used it and it was definately primo. i was in agony after injecting it on the ground ,, fun times

and yes they merged 7 years ago or so.

not sure if that answers your question nelson

 

[Nelson Montana]

^^^ yup i have used it and it was definately primo. i was in agony after injecting it on the ground ,, fun times

and yes they merged 7 years ago or so.

not sure if that answers your question nelson

A merge? Hmm. Okay. And it hurts? I guess that's good news. : )

 

[UA_Iron]

From what I've gathered the Bayer hurts less -- which may suggest it has less actual drug. But no one is saying it isn't real. Is it just a good counterfeit?

Anyone have experience with both? What's your take?

This could be as simple as a formulation change of the solvents - regarding the pain.

Manufacturers as of late have been going away from the standard Benzyl Alcohol and using Chlorobutanol at .5%. (see Watson test enanthate ingredients).

 

[hurricane]

A merge? Hmm. Okay. And it hurts? I guess that's good news. : )

they merged in 2006

 

[bcock]

Good to hear it's real. I have a vested interest in that brand.