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I don't like Asia Pharma greedy pushers either but all i can say is that The Deuce is no fool either the organization of Asia Pharma. Things are well in place at their end, people who beg for their registration numbers and paper scans of their license are either DEA guys or some egomaniacs from East.
Everybody knows that anabolic steroids are no longer tolerated like in the past, now if the DEA want to f*** some producers or seller they will. Asia Pharma is just trying to be safe rather than hide some things. Making a nice lab that can get a national GMP where is located is not as extremely hard, it just depends on few contacts and enough money to invest in the right equipment.
A simple example. Balkan Pharmaceuticals. Based in Chisinau, normal pharma factory, complies with national GMP rules, had national inspections, is OK.
Remember, many national GMP do not demand the raw material to have a GMP as well, even if many of the API sources now have a GMP also .
Asia Pharma is performing the same type of organization. Its possible and i believe it is good for any patient in need of this kind of products.
Yeah, dropping shit on anyone trying to improve the market is nice, but then don't cry when you got fake or some garage made UGL
THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN SAYING THE WHOLE DAMNED TIME !! WHAT NO ONE LISTENS TO ME AROUND HERE ... LOL
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Posted by Anthony Roberts on December 13, 2010
Proof that Axio and GenXXL were busted
The following is taken from the German magazine ???Focus??? and has been translated by Google Translator. Although this bust happened in Cyprus, it was orchestrated by German law enforcement officials.
Axio Labs, for anyone who doesn???t know, is owned by Brian Wainstein, the same man who owns GenXXL. GenXXL started out as a distributor of various other steroid brands, primarily British Dragon, until the retirement of that company, when GenXXL started selling their own house-brand of steroids under the name Axio Labs.
As you can see, I was correct when I said that Axio/GenXXL were busted. As you can also see, the bust was very large, both in terms of dollars, and in terms of the fact that Axio???s computers are now in the hands of law enforcement. Axio???s database contained more than 190,000 customers, going back to at least May of 2008.I don???t know if this is the end of Axio or GenXXL as we know it, but as you can see, 100% of the forum reps who have been saying there???s nothing wrong, and that they weren???t busted, have been proven incorrect.
This is not a server error. This is not a hardware error. This was Axio and GenXXL getting busted because of their own stupidity, for the third time.
Proof that Axio and GenXXL were busted | Anthony Roberts
Proof that Axio and GenXXL were busted
The following is taken from the German magazine ???Focus??? and has been translated by Google Translator. Although this bust happened in Cyprus, it was orchestrated by German law enforcement officials.
Axio Labs, for anyone who doesn???t know, is owned by Brian Wainstein, the same man who owns GenXXL. GenXXL started out as a distributor of various other steroid brands, primarily British Dragon, until the retirement of that company, when GenXXL started selling their own house-brand of steroids under the name Axio Labs.
As you can see, I was correct when I said that Axio/GenXXL were busted. As you can also see, the bust was very large, both in terms of dollars, and in terms of the fact that Axio???s computers are now in the hands of law enforcement. Axio???s database contained more than 190,000 customers, going back to at least May of 2008.I don???t know if this is the end of Axio or GenXXL as we know it, but as you can see, 100% of the forum reps who have been saying there???s nothing wrong, and that they weren???t busted, have been proven incorrect.
This is not a server error. This is not a hardware error. This was Axio and GenXXL getting busted because of their own stupidity, for the third time.
FOCUS 50/2010
International doping ring smashed ??? GenXXL sales anabolic steroids, growth hormones
Saturday, 12/11/2010, 09:00
Munich. With a raid around the globe, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) have broken the public prosecutor in Bonn and foreign judicial authorities, an international ring of drug dealers. The news magazine FOCUS confirmed the Bonn public prosecutor Robin Fa??bender the action was, but did not comment on details.
According to FOCUS, please identify the Rhine anti-doping since May 2008 against an organization called ???GenXXL??? which will have web sites anabolic steroids, growth hormones and sexual enhancer illegally sold in all continents. In addition to traditional GenXXL probably means to mask the use of anabolic steroids or attenuate the side effects.
The investigators discovered alone in the 32-year-old sales manager Ibrar GenXXL B. Bonn a database of more than 190,000 customers. The buyer had ordered preparations since May 2008 with a value of 12, 5 million U.S. dollars. The suspect, who is, according to the BKA as responsible for the shipping of doping substances, came last week in custody.
Boo International doping ring smashed ??? GenXXL sales anabolic steroids, growth hormones
Saturday, 12/11/2010, 09:00
Munich. With a raid around the globe, the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) have broken the public prosecutor in Bonn and foreign judicial authorities, an international ring of drug dealers. The news magazine FOCUS confirmed the Bonn public prosecutor Robin Fa??bender the action was, but did not comment on details.
According to FOCUS, please identify the Rhine anti-doping since May 2008 against an organization called ???GenXXL??? which will have web sites anabolic steroids, growth hormones and sexual enhancer illegally sold in all continents. In addition to traditional GenXXL probably means to mask the use of anabolic steroids or attenuate the side effects.
The investigators discovered alone in the 32-year-old sales manager Ibrar GenXXL B. Bonn a database of more than 190,000 customers. The buyer had ordered preparations since May 2008 with a value of 12, 5 million U.S. dollars. The suspect, who is, according to the BKA as responsible for the shipping of doping substances, came last week in custody.
Proof that Axio and GenXXL were busted | Anthony Roberts
I don't like Asia Pharma greedy pushers either but all i can say is that The Deuce is no fool either the organization of Asia Pharma. Things are well in place at their end, people who beg for their registration numbers and paper scans of their license are either DEA guys or some egomaniacs from East.
Everybody knows that anabolic steroids are no longer tolerated like in the past, now if the DEA want to f*** some producers or seller they will. Asia Pharma is just trying to be safe rather than hide some things. Making a nice lab that can get a national GMP where is located is not as extremely hard, it just depends on few contacts and enough money to invest in the right equipment.
A simple example. Balkan Pharmaceuticals. Based in Chisinau, normal pharma factory, complies with national GMP rules, had national inspections, is OK.
Remember, many national GMP do not demand the raw material to have a GMP as well, even if many of the API sources now have a GMP also .
Asia Pharma is performing the same type of organization. Its possible and i believe it is good for any patient in need of this kind of products.
Yeah, dropping shit on anyone trying to improve the market is nice, but then don't cry when you got fake or some garage made UGL
good post.
One day soon, when DRSE obtains World-Wide Domination, I will run a cycle of World Pharma, FDA-Approved Gears
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Thanks for the update Heavy!!!
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You use your best judgment and figure out what you want to spend. You poke around reading several dozens and if not hundreds of threads to find one that works for you. All of our sponsors here are GTG....if something is not right, they get dropped. GenXXL for example. Busted and dropped.
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Thanks Heavy!
The large remailers need to lay low and clean house/hard drives.
Small orders are less of a concern.
Small orders are less of a concern.
More than personal use.
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That may be more than personal use. Read FDA policy:
FDA STATEMENT REGARDING THE IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN DRUGS FOR PERSONAL USE
In general, the FDA permits its field offices to use discretion in allowing entry of small, "personal use" quantities (generally not more than a three-month supply) of foreign drugs not approved in the United States. This applies in cases in which satisfactory treatment for the condition is not available in this country, the drugs pose no unreasonable safety risk, and their use is not promoted in the United States.
The most accurate statement of the law pertaining to the Importation of Foreign Drugs for Personal Use and the FDA policy regarding field agent discretionary enforcement (or non-enforcement), entitled "Information on Importation of Drugs Prepared by the Division of Import Operations and Policy, FDA", was drafted by a representative of the FDA in 1998 and is reproduced here in its entirety. This statement still represents the FDA's position on this issue, and most questions regarding the Importation Policy for Personal Use are answered by reading and studying this statement.
Read this as well:
FDA Policy Statement
"The United States Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (Act) (21 U.S.C. section 331) prohibits the interstate shipment (which includes importation) of unapproved new drugs. Thus, the importation of drugs that lack FDA approval, whether for personal use or otherwise, violates the Act. Unapproved new drugs are any drugs, including foreign-made versions of U.S. approved drugs, that have not been manufactured in accordance with and pursuant to an FDA approval. Under the Act, FDA may refuse admission to any drug that "appears" to be unapproved, placing the burden on the importer to prove that the drug sought to be imported is in fact approved by FDA. Absent evidence that the specific drugs sought to be imported from a foreign country have been manufactured pursuant to an approved new drug application, in the manufacturing facility permitted under the application, such drugs would appear to be unapproved new drugs subject to FDA enforcement action.
"The use of FDA resources to provide comprehensive coverage of unapproved new drugs imported for personal use is generally not justified, however, the agency developed guidance in its Regulation Procedures Manual (RPM) entitled "Coverage of Personal Importations". This guidance sets forth the agency's enforcement priorities related to the personal importation of unapproved new drugs, with enforcement being focused on products apparently intended for the commercial market and on fraudulent products and those that pose an unreasonable health risk. The guidance recognizes that circumstances may exist where, for example, a person has begun treatment with an unapproved drug in a foreign country or suffers from a condition for which there exists no FDA approved treatment. If such circumstances can be substantiated, as the text of the guidance quoted below notes, the guidance suggests that refraining from taking action against the illegal importation , in the exercise of enforcement discretion, may be appropriate. The guidance document is not, however, a license for individuals to import unapproved (and therefore illegal) drugs for personal use into the U.S., and even if all the factors noted in the guidance are present, the drugs remain illegal and FDA may decide that such drugs should be refused entry or seized. Similarly, the factors noted in the guidance, and documentation that should be obtained from individuals importing the drugs, are not mandatory requirements. They are intended to guide FDA enforcement discretion and should not be represented as binding requirements. The statements in the RPM are intended only to provide operating guidance for FDA personnel and are not intended to create or confer any rights, privileges, or benefits on or for any private person.
READ MORE @....... http://www.findrxonline.com/disclaimer.htm
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Dude your seriously asking for a source on a thread talking about a company getting busted???
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YES, in the eyes of some LE. There is far too much gray area there and they can very will charge you with intent if they wanted.
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I never said I ordered. I was just wondering.
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I wouldn't worry about it. With a bust this big the feds are not going to go after every customer. They got what they were after, cash, gear and most importantly broke down the lab's operation.
3 years ago a well known source went down in Canada. He had thousands of customers in Canada and US. None were targeted by LE.
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Like I've said before, nobody here can get busted.... we all have prescriptions(for personal use FDA ammounts)
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