Does Human Grade Gear Produce Better Gains TheN Vet Gear???????????

[Seth]

There are fillers that go into vet grade gear that you dont need.

What kind of "fillers" do they put into a clear injectable?

BA and oil?? they are not fillers.

Seth

 

[Nelson Montana]

Vet users have been saying it's the same for years but that's just not true. As far as I know (and there may be some recent exeptions) Winny V is the only substance that's the same but packaged differently-- and I still wouldn't trust it. Then again, I won't even use generics unless they're put together by a U.S, pharmancy. And even then, I find the dosing isn't quite what it should be.

Give me Upjohn, Organon, Squibb and Schering, every time. In that regard, I'm a bit of a "steroid snob."

 

[serge]

IF NOT THEN WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE??

mg for mg? NO difference

 

[The_Chemist]

The only thing i hate about vet grade gear is the unhumanly massive doses od benzyl alcohol they put into vet gear. I get the ba flu for the first week on any vet cycle.

 

[ANVIL276]

It depends where the the vet gear was made.
If it's made in Canada or the U.S. then the quality standards are the same as human grade.(upjohn-uni-vet ect...)
If it's make in Mexaco than it is a different story.(quality vet,TT,ect)

 

[poantrex]

Heh, most mexican gear is made in a bathtub. Or it minuswell be

 

[jboldman]

All vet gear that is legal in the us is controlled by the fda just like human gear.

jb

 

[Nelson Montana]

All vet gear that is legal is the us is controlled by the fda just like human gear.

jb

True, but it isn't approved for human consumption.

 

[jboldman]

That's why they call it "vet gear!" Just because it is called vet gear does not mean that it is any less sterile or pure. The vet gear you "might" be concerned about is the import stuff from places that are not so tightly controlled. I understand what you mean when you refer to yourself as a "stroid snob" and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, we would all be steroid snobs if we could afford it!

jb

True, but it isn't approved for human consumption.

 

[poantrex]

Nelson generally irritates the hell out of me, but he's right on in this case.

Screw vet/mexican crap.