10-22-2016, 03:04 AM
Good comments folks. The rattle factor is a definite concern and vacuum sealed bags are definitely my preference for a number of reasons. I also think that a blister with an embossed expiration date vs. a printed expiration date is a good indicator of authenticity (especially if you wet the ink and it starts to smear).
We have an IOP vendor here who sells a Pfizer product in blisters and the med. is without question authentic product. So, I am not a complete unbeliever. I do feel, however, that blister packaging should not be relied on as a guarantee of authenticity.
I'm about to try my 1st order with an email vendor and, if my meds arrive in blisters, I will certainly be scrutinizing all aspects of the product. Most importantly of course the quality of the med., but I will also be looking very carefully at the packaging as well.
Always be mindful my friends that we have cast-off most safety nets in order to trade as we have chosen. It’s your health that is at risk, so stay smart!
Raven
We have an IOP vendor here who sells a Pfizer product in blisters and the med. is without question authentic product. So, I am not a complete unbeliever. I do feel, however, that blister packaging should not be relied on as a guarantee of authenticity.
I'm about to try my 1st order with an email vendor and, if my meds arrive in blisters, I will certainly be scrutinizing all aspects of the product. Most importantly of course the quality of the med., but I will also be looking very carefully at the packaging as well.
Always be mindful my friends that we have cast-off most safety nets in order to trade as we have chosen. It’s your health that is at risk, so stay smart!
Raven