Real or fake gear?

Howsit gents,i baught some gear from a new source just to try and see if there is a potency difference,after i got the vials,i entered the verification code on keifei website and it came back as not on their authentication list,the substance inside the vial is water-like with a slight yellow tint,i drew up a bit in a needle and tested in water,and it floats! Like oil,i need a second opinion i will upload some pics imgur.com/a/iuIS6RI

Not sure as to the reason but iv had legit keifei hgh also didn't come up on the site...that vial looks fine to me.

Check out this chap goes by the name Dan the bodybuilder in Thailand on Instagram has an infection in his leg from dirty gear.

Thanks man,i googled him last night after i read what you said,that is some gnarly stuff,i do believe the gear i have legit,i have keifei sustanon and test prop,i only checked the authenticity of the test prop and it came back as not on their list,this morning i checked the sustanon authentication and it was a positive result,its on their authentication list,im puzzled about the test prop tho...is it possible to copy these authentication codes from the original on the fake products after scratching that shiny sticker? Im still a little skeptical

I would argue that if the authentication website fails to verify that the product is genuine then it is in fact a fake. What’s the purpose of having product authentication when it doesn’t work or what’s the purpose of tying to verify your product when you are just going to believe it’s legit even if the website tells you otherwise?

Back in the day Axio Labs used to have a problem with genuine products not authenticating on their website and I recommended avoiding brands that can’t maintain a trustworthy authentication system.

Both 10ml vials came from the same source,the sustanon passes the authenticity on the website but the test prop do not pass the test,its either a fake or as you suggest an authentication problem on their behalf

The problem is that you are left doubting the product and still don’t know for sure that the product you bought is legit and safe. The question is, what is the supplier and manufacturer going to do to assure you that the product is legit? My guess is that they will do nothing because they already have your money.

If it turns out that the problem is with the authentication website then you are better off switching to a different brand with a functioning authentication system to avoid going through this again. If the product turns out to be fake then get a new supplier. How you are going to determine what’s what is the issue and personally I will replace both the brand and supplier unless they sort this out for you.

I understand,the problem really is that it is impossible for us gear users to order directly from the manufacturer as most of them are overseas,and the risk of ordering from a phony website is real not to mention getting it into south afric,there will always be a risk when getting gear from the middle man,it is not my intention to start a debate as it can go many ways,the keifei that i got is from an online store i had the money to waste and it was purely just to see the potency difference between brands,the only way i can know if its legit is to try it out

This reminds me of the dodgy garage micro breweries in China that supply street vendors. They brew beer that tastes like ass and bottle it in authentic looking Heineken cans to scam tourists.

genuineguy wrote: ...i had the money to waste and it was purely just to see the potency difference between brands,the only way i can know if its legit is to try it out

Sure, having the money to waste is one thing, but risking an infection or worse is another. It’s your ass on the line, literally, so I have no problem with your choices but in the end you will have to ask yourself if the risk was worth it.

I will not be using the gear,i think you are right about the website authentication issue as i was bragging to a friend at work about my legit keifei sustanon,so i wanted to show him its on their authentication list via the website,when i checked it myself yesterday morning it passed flying colors i was excited as hell,i show my friend this morning and boom! "This product is not on our authentication list" i felt like an ass,i will rather stick to my usual source,ive never had issues with their products and by far better quality than what you will get by your avarage joe,lesson learned!

Fake Pharma is a think.

I watched a documentary about it on netflix called The Traffickers, they had an episode on fake pharma. The lengths these guys would go to, to fake medication is ridiculous.

Rather be safe than sorry.

admin wrote: I would argue that if the authentication website fails to verify that the product is genuine then it is in fact a fake. What’s the purpose of having product authentication when it doesn’t work or what’s the purpose of tying to verify your product when you are just going to believe it’s legit even if the website tells you otherwise?

Back in the day Axio Labs used to have a problem with genuine products not authenticating on their website and I recommended avoiding brands that can’t maintain a trustworthy authentication system.

I 100% Agree. Why risk something that is not even verifiable on the brand's website. I know it is risky in itself as to what we all do aka using UGL gear in the first place but not being able to authenticate is a red flag. Is your health worth the few hundred you spent on that gear? If it is indeed legit the brand is not worthwhile using as they cannot stay up to date with verification codes which are there to give peace of mind to the user in some form.