There are many research chemical websites that sell tamox, clomid, clen, and many other things for research purposes. But how do we know the quality of the Nolva, Clen, etc.? Wouldn't it be much safer if one were to get pharmaceutical grade prescription stuff online? There are certain auction sites out there that sell some of this shit in pill form from pharma companies such as AstraZeneca.

So is the quality of a research chem supplier's stuff as good as the pharmaceutical stuff?

Just go with the reputable research places that everyone uses. You know which ones already. When you start going with shady places that claim they sell name brand stuff, you're taking a risk. You'll probably end up with a box of counterfit shit.

At least you know with chem1 or IR, a vast number of people have gotten their products and used them successfully.

For instance...Arimidex, name brand is gonna be expensive as hell for the same equivalent amount that you can get from Research.

And how i see it is....I havent gotten gyno nor am i sick from using their anastrazole, so logically something must be working. nah mean?

or from gear sources noobs

After my recent experience with a research chem, I would have to say they're probably NOT the same quality. Although some might be better than others.

I became VERY ill after taking my first dose of 40mg liquid tamoxifen citrate. After thinking it was a flu, I kept taking it, took a break from training, and took a couple days off of work. The symptoms subsided, but never went away. I went back to work and started lifting again, and the symptoms came back with full force.

Symptoms were nausea, diarrhea, gas, and more diarrhea.

A week and a half later, it finally got so bad, and I got so tired of feeling like sh*t, I stopped the nolva, and sure enough, the symptoms stopped the day after.

I'm throwing the bottle out, and NEVER ordering from that site again. It MIGHT just be my reaction to tamoxifen, but I'm going to give it another try from another supplier before I rule that out. I've never heard of a reaction like that before.

I had other issues before I even started taking it too--it would keep coming out of its suspension at room temp, and I could see tiny particles of what looked like dust in it. I'm guessing most billion dollar pharmaceutical companies wouldn't have dirt in their medication.