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[srbijadotokija]

I think there is a misunderstanding here going on between what it means to be an "U.S FDA approved" product...and a "GMP certified" product. There's a big difference betweem GMP certified and U.S FDA approved...they are two different things altogether. GMP just means the products are produced with good manufacuring practices. In order for a product to be GMP certified, it has to follow manufacturing practives which are approved by the U.S FDA...BUT that does NOT mean that it is an U.S FDA approved product...big difference.

Obviously, there is no such thing as "U.S FDA approved tren" in the U.S., as tren is not an approved drug for prescription purposes, but tren can still be produced using good manfacuring practices that follow FDA guidelines. Therefore, it is the GMP process which is U.S FDA apporved"...NOT the product itself.

Fpr example, some of our OTC designer steroid companies, such as IML, are GMP certified, but thre is no way in fuck that a product such as Super DMZ 2.0 is going to be "U.S FDA approved". So, Super DMZ 2.0 is produced in an U.S FDA apporoved manner, but the product itself is NOT FDA approved.

We have many, many popular steroids which are not U.S FDA approved, but any of them can potentially be manufactuered using U.S FDA approved GMP guidlines. This is what WP is trying to say...NOT that Tren itself is an U.S FDA approved product.

To legally sell product at US market, registration need to be done at USA FDA. To get registration you need dossier for registration.
Factory GMP certificate is just one document of dossier. When certain Indian product dossier is submitted to US FDA - import from India for sale within USA, US GMP inspectors can come and inspect again factory in India, usually they don't.

There are also many products made in USA in GMP facilities but not registered at US FDA, those products are for export only.

As far as Tren goes, I don't know if it was ever approved in USA for sale and I don't care.
It is approved in India ( 3 different bards hold it), was in France 20 years ago.

 

[srbijadotokija]

Why would LE care about a legitimate licensed pharmacy selling legit FDA approved products? Hmmmmm

If products are not UGL that does not meant you can import them to USA. It is still legal only if you hold prescription for medical use from what I know. Here in Serbia you can buy some steroids in pharmacy or you can import them for personal use, however it is illegal to import fakes or any kind of UGL products.

 

[Mike Arnold]

To legally sell product at US market, registration need to be done at USA FDA. To get registration you need dossier for registration.
Factory GMP certificate is just one document of dossier. When certain Indian product dossier is submitted to US FDA - import from India for sale within USA, US GMP inspectors can come and inspect again factory in India, usually they don't.

There are also many products made in USA in GMP facilities but not registered at US FDA, those products are for export only.

As far as Tren goes, I don't know if it was ever approved in USA for sale and I don't care.
It is approved in India ( 3 different bards hold it), was in France 20 years ago.

Tren was never approved for use in the U.S and Parabolan was the French version of Tren back in the day. I have no idea about India, other than what you're saying here.

 

[srbijadotokija]

Tren was never approved for use in the U.S and Parabolan was the French version of Tren back in the day. I have no idea about India, other than what you're saying here.

One is Cipla:

Cipla Medical Catalog

our products- predscription-anabolic steroids

 

[Mike Arnold]

If products are not UGL that does not meant you can import them to USA. It is still legal only if you hold prescription for medical use from what I know. Here in Serbia you can buy some steroids in pharmacy or you can import them for personal use, however it is illegal to import fakes or any kind of UGL products.

See bold above: True...but in the U.S, the drug must also be an approved medication for human use. A U.S citizen cannot legally import a drug which is not approved for human use in the U.S, regardless of whether a physician from another country writes a script for it or not.

 

[Mike Arnold]

One is Cipla:

Cipla Medical Catalog

our products- predscription-anabolic steroids

This is a manufacturer in India?

 

[theCaptn']

If products are not UGL that does not meant you can import them to USA. It is still legal only if you hold prescription for medical use from what I know. Here in Serbia you can buy some steroids in pharmacy or you can import them for personal use, however it is illegal to import fakes or any kind of UGL products.

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[srbijadotokija]

See bold above: True...but in the U.S, the drug must also be an approved medication for human use. A U.S citizen cannot legally import a drug which is not approved for human use in the U.S, regardless of whether a physician from another country writes a script for it or not.

I see, basically it is illegal to import any generic product than?

 

[srbijadotokija]

This is a manufacturer in India?

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Cipla Ltd.
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91 22 2308 2891
91 22 2309 5521​

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[Mike Arnold]

I see, basically it is illegal to import any generic product than?

Generics can be imported, as long as they meet certain criteria. U.S pharnacies sell plenty of generic drugs...because they're cheaper than name brand drugs. See below for criteria for importing drugs into U.S for personal use:


U.S citizens can legally import any non-scheduled/non-controlled drug without a prescription, but if it requires a prescription and/or is scheduled/controlled in any fashion (such as steroids), it must meet two criteria for it to be legally imported into the U.S.

1.) The steroid must be approved for human use in the U.S.

2.) A physician must write a script for it.



No steroid which is not approved for human use in the U.S can legally be imported into the U.S under any circumstances (such as Tren). If a drug is not approved for human use, BUT it is not a controlled/scheduled substance, then it CAN be legally imported into the U.S. For example, the drug Kratom is not approved for human use, but it is not a controlled/scheduled substance either, so it can legally be imported. "ALL" steroids are controlled/scheduled substances in the U.S and therefore, all must be approved for human use AND require a prescription before they can be legally imported.

 

[srbijadotokija]

Generics can be imported, as long as they meet certain criteria. U.S pharnacies sell plenty of generic drugs...because they're cheaper than name brand drugs. See below for criteria for importing drugs into U.S for personal use:


U.S citizens can legally import any non-scheduled/non-controlled drug without a prescription, but if it requires a prescription and/or is scheduled/controlled in any fashion (such as steroids), it must meet two criteria for it to be legally imported into the U.S.

1.) The steroid must be approved for human use in the U.S.

2.) A physician must write a script for it.



No steroid which is not approved for human use in the U.S can legally be imported into the U.S under any circumstances (such as Tren). If a drug is not approved for human use, BUT it is not a controlled/scheduled substance, then it CAN be legally imported into the U.S. For example, the drug Kratom is not approved for human use, but it is not a controlled/scheduled substance either. "ALL" steroids are controlled/scheduled substances in the U.S and therefore, all must be approved for human use AND require a prescription before they can be legally imported.

And physician must be American I assume. What happens if you have Mexican prescription and import Mexican pharmacy products that are also approved in USA FDA, like Arimidex and test cyp?

 

[World-Pharma.org]

nice to have some guys on forum who know what they talk..great guys..keep post mikearonold and serbiadotokija!!

 

[World-Pharma.org]

Wp still here

 

[theCaptn']

nice to have some guys on forum who know what they talk..great guys..keep post mikearonold and serbiadotokija!!

You should send them presents for their knowledgable input!

 

[Grozny]

its now getting very boring and repetitive to talk each month about this shit fda or not fda approved, human grade or not human grade ... who cares if u dont like then dont buy it, otherwise u are just engage a indirect publicity for WP

 

[World-Pharma.org]

its now getting very boring and repetitive to talk each month about this shit fda or not fda approved, human grade or not human grade ... who cares if u dont like then dont buy it, otherwise u are just engage a indirect publicity for WP

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