11-06-2019, 07:32 AM
Thank you.
I'm sure blacklisting will save many a hassle.
I'm not fond of vendors who allow fake meds to fall into hands of people with need. My fuse is short with that whole mindset.
Vendors fall into a specialist category when they assume the role of providing meds to the public. Much like an auto mechanic, we rely on them 100%, expecting a job done correctly and to our satisfaction. Not always the case, BUT the mechanic is a specialist, the consumer is NOT. It's up to the mechanic to perform to the best of their abilities. If not they can be held accountable. Maybe not a good analogy but hopefully understandable.
Anyway,
I'm fairly sure Legit vendors are very aware what they're stocking, quality wise. They buy in bulk and just like us the vendor is expecting to receive what was paid for. For his/ Her inventory. Items purchased gotta fall in line with costs incurred or they risk taking a hit to the wallet or reputation, if they pawn sub par meds.
For this category of sales, Basic business practice dictates any vendor/reseller, with common sense, will validate the intrinsic value of the commodity purchased, to ensure minimal profit loss and maintain re-up cash flow.
There is no business model for Medication with zero intrinsic value. Except for the counterfeit market.
That mindset could care less about anything but $$$. No heart, no soul and zero empathy.
MH
I'm sure blacklisting will save many a hassle.
I'm not fond of vendors who allow fake meds to fall into hands of people with need. My fuse is short with that whole mindset.
Vendors fall into a specialist category when they assume the role of providing meds to the public. Much like an auto mechanic, we rely on them 100%, expecting a job done correctly and to our satisfaction. Not always the case, BUT the mechanic is a specialist, the consumer is NOT. It's up to the mechanic to perform to the best of their abilities. If not they can be held accountable. Maybe not a good analogy but hopefully understandable.
Anyway,
I'm fairly sure Legit vendors are very aware what they're stocking, quality wise. They buy in bulk and just like us the vendor is expecting to receive what was paid for. For his/ Her inventory. Items purchased gotta fall in line with costs incurred or they risk taking a hit to the wallet or reputation, if they pawn sub par meds.
For this category of sales, Basic business practice dictates any vendor/reseller, with common sense, will validate the intrinsic value of the commodity purchased, to ensure minimal profit loss and maintain re-up cash flow.
There is no business model for Medication with zero intrinsic value. Except for the counterfeit market.
That mindset could care less about anything but $$$. No heart, no soul and zero empathy.
MH