vet or human?

[novo]

what would you prefer, pricewise and qualitywise, for aas like winny, anavar, deca, eq, anadrol?

vet grade or human grade

pricewise
id go for the vet, theyre cheaper and there has been tests done for labs like QV, which are coming up even a little overdose, i think its more likelly to get a fake human product.

qualitywise
if both formulas are the same(human and vet) then the product is the same(ex. oxandorlone = oxandrolone) and does the same, right?
what difference does the different quality standards make on the final product(if both tested ok)?

 

[Juice Authority]

I swear this question has been asked and answered at least 100 times in the last year.

The main difference aside from the price is sterililty and processing standards. It's like the difference between Gordon's Vodka and Greygoose.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

actually the processing standards would be reasonably similar. the difference would be in the vet company saving in human licensing and insurance, as well as some documentation

the difference would be in quality control

 

[Juice Authority]

actually the processing standards would be reasonably similar. the difference would be in the vet company saving in human licensing and insurance, as well as some documentation

the difference would be in quality control

And the difference between processing standards and quality control is what exactly?

 

[GoldenDelicious]

And the difference between processing standards and quality control is what exactly?

processing implies manufacturing of the product itself

quality control, when it comes to drug manufacture, involves a lot of data collection, simulations of degradation of various batches, temperature extrapolations etc etc all for the purpose of defending the company if it comes to litigation

dont get me wrong youre right, i was just being pedantic based on what i see as "processing". im just chewing the fat a bit since you seem to be quite knowledgeable, and hence probably interested in yarning about otherwise boring drug stuff

cheerios