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He pretty much HAS to sell for lower to actually have a market - who buys from an illicit source if it’s not even cheaper than through the normal channels?
if he tried to sell through normal channels, he’d probably get slapped with patent infringements or similar legal bs.
On season 1, no, he run away from inspection all the time.
On season 3, no, he knows where the inspector lives, and the inspector runs away from him all the time.
On season 7, no, but he runs the FDA and makes them add bullshit requirements to impede big-pharma all the time.
You know, I’m almost 40, a big reader, and have seen and heard “illicit” my whole life.
I think this is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone use licit, and that’s fascinating.

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I love the idea behind this movement but there’s no validation or proof to know what you make is actually effective.
I’d love to see the guy behind this movement actually do studies on the efficacy of home made pharmaceuticals but then I have a feeling that big pharma would shut it down.
I’ve been saying for years that
A) It’d be cool if
And
B) Someone eventually will
Make/smuggle black market medicine (not drugs medicine, ykwim) and sell it both through the good ol sneakernet or even onion sites like WHM or SR.
Planet Money podcast did a bit where they followed up with people who fell for buying cheap pharmaceuticals from spam emails.
The assumption was that people paid the top good to be true prices, and then never got anything in the mail.
The weird twist was that everyone interviewed was really satisfied with the product they received.
Now, all disclaimers certainly apply: don’t trust a spammer with your life, there’s nothing to stop imitator scammers from joining the legitimate?! spammers, and people’s satisfaction is a poor measure of drug safety and efficacy.
But it does seem like a sign that someone is doing some of this already.
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It’s not the same. It’s a higher quality image. It also seems like someone colored in their lab suits yellow.
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