Underground labs and British Dragon counterfeiters

It is very dangerous to purchase steroids from illegal and illegitimate sources. Many so-called companies, known as underground laboratories (UGLs) are counterfeiting British Dragon products. These underground products are not made to pharmaceutical industry GMP standards nor do they use certified pharmaceutical-grade materials. In any cases, the quality of underground products depends directly upon the profit motive of the counterfeiters. They illegally buy substandard raw materials via the internet from Chinese suppliers that usually are not registered or licensed with the Chinese government as legitimate raw materials suppliers, but, rather, are just middlemen, i.e., individual Chinese nationals who buy raw materials either from legitimate suppliers or from illegal raw materials laboratories.

The middlemen or the illegal laboratories frequently adulterate the raw materials by adding different and cheaper substances to increase the net weight of the products they are selling. As there is no quality control, the raw materials are usually of very poor quality and often contain dangerous trace materials, such as heavy metals. Middlemen and illegal laboratories have no concern nor interest in quality, only in profit. They are well aware that their customers (the counterfeiters) do not own GMP facilities nor have any way to test the quality of the raw materials they are buying. It is quite common for counterfeiters and other individuals to think they are buying expensive raw materials such as methenolone enanthate, oxandrolone, sildanifil, etc., while in reality they are receiving products with inexpensive testosterones, mesterolone, and in the case of liquids, plain oil.

When UGLs make their products from the raw materials, it is highly unlikely that they will be made in sterile environments with water and air purification systems, or use proper sterilization equipment for the product containers. Thus, along with questionable dosages from poor materials, high levels of bacteria in injectable products is quite likely, making them potentially very dangerous to use. Even when UGLs or raw materials suppliers offer customers materials assays and lab tests, they may be falsified or created with no basis in fact. It simply is not worth risking your health or surgery (for removal of diseased tissue) by using underground products.

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