brovel fakes????HELP!

[chickmagnet]

ok here goes-several different bottles of t200 and nor 200. Some bottles are shorter and kinda square shaped. all have laboratorios brovel stamped in top, but on some its kind of fuzzy, and some are very clearly imprinted. The normal sized bottles have an imprint on the underside of the bottle. on all of the bottles there is no strips of glue under the label, just one coating of glue.The date and exp is in different print, but not stamped on. Also no holograms on bottles.
t200 lot number 1625 exp. on sep 01 sagar # q0038-131
nor200 lot 6135 exp. on feb 2002 sagar# q0036-144
Has anybody used these lot #'s or know anything about them??????

 

[Damian Borleone]

It's hard to say without seeing pictures. The fact that they don't have the "Brovel" security hologram would make me suspicious, but by looking at your exp. dates (2001 & 2002) one could say your vials were manufactured before Brovel started putting the holograms on the vials. Did the boxes have the yellow "LB" tape (sealing the lids)? They should've.

 

[chickmagnet]

damn- i cant remember what was on the boxes- too busy stuffing vials down my pants to get across the border.

 

[Judge Smales]

Who would counterfeit Brovel? Why not fake something that sells for more $$?

 

[chickmagnet]

thats what i thought- t200 costs like $15- but i searched through all the old posts, and it seems like there are tons of fakes out there....

 

[Damian Borleone]

JS, you have to look at things like a counterfeiter would.. Cost of a product doesn't mean anything to them, it's the volume distributed that matters most. Brovel sells around 15,000 vials of T200 per month, if a counterfeiter can sell around 1000 vials/month of their bogus T200, that's an easy $15,000-$20,000 PROFIT they're making every month.. And I imagine there are more than 1000 vials of bogus T200 be sold in Mex on a monthly basis!

 

[chickmagnet]

can anybody else help me??????