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.
