Know Your Source!
From the consumer's perspective, the most essential element of self preservation is knowing exactly what goes into their body. With regard to medications, one would expect the rational mind to react the very same way to the idea of ingesting a lethal poison as it would to introducing, i.e., injecting, an unknown, manufactured, compound into otherwise pristine muscle tissue. Or at least it should.
When you extract an injectable into a syringe, do you do so with 100% certainty that whatever you're going to push through that 23-gauge hole your about to poke into the muscle of a particular body part, that the substance was borne in a pristine, sterile, FDA compliant, laboratory and is free of infectious bacteria, pathogens, parasites or irritating impurities?
Are you clear in your mind what is involved in battling an infection at the injection site? Or what the consequences are of letting it go untreated to see if it will go away on its own, or ineffectively self treat? Do you know that the staff infection you could contract could be lethal? As in, it could kill you? Do you absolutely understand that the seemingly clear and innocuous little milliliter of oil you're about to inject into your body could be carrying in it the vehicle that could take you to your end?
Sounds dramatic, doesn't it? Well, who can stress enough the value of the confidence you have to have in a medication before you start poking holes into your body and depositing it inside? This is something that's taken for granted every time a user is about to give them self an injection. It comes with the territory. Nevertheless, when the products are from an internationally recognized, FDA complaint laboratory, the necessary confidence comes easy, it's second nature. That was until a pack of greedy and unscrupulous, profiteers came along and upped the anti on paying attention to the source of your WFN product.
WFN has learned recently that counterfeit versions of their pharmaceutical grade products are being sold by unauthorized third party distributors. These are presumed to be black market operators who are reportedly in possession of an unspecified array of WFN products. They are reportedly unsealing and opening the laboratory's products, diluting them, and then rebottling the product in counterfeit packaging. The final product is reported to resemble exactly the laboratory item. It is presumed that the original WFN product has been opened, exposed to the elements, handled and remanufactured to produce a diluted, counterfeit, version in much higher volume, repackage it in a counterfeit package, under unknown conditions and sold to an unsuspecting public – in some cases sold by people claiming to be representatives of the laboratory!
You cannot save a few bucks by buying WFN products on the black market. As with any pharmaceutical product, only legitimate product, obtained directly from WFN can be backed by WFN. WFN has no third party distributor in its network. Don't be enticed by the deal to buy pharmaceutical grade steroids at street level prices. Never trust the street, even if you think you know it. Only obtain your prescription items directly from their legitimate source and only administer them using safe sterile practices.
WFN's customer service policy clearly states that any WFN customer, with the requisite documentation of purchase, who receives a defective product directly from WFN will have the full support of the company in resolving the issue.
Hector Rodriguez, MD CEO/Founder
Wellness Fitness Nutrition Store
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