My guy, its vitamins, you can buy it at Clicks, dont go saying crap thats not true.
Not my first post, I deleted my account here a whiiiile back and I joined the forum again.And you come to a forum to ask a question like and it is your first post?
Not necessarily the cheapest but yeah. And where do you think companies like Dischem, Nutritech, Clicks, all of them get their vitamins
Doesn't matter where they get them from. There are different levels of quality even in the same factory and if Clicks sells me something that makes me ill there's a greater chance of accountability than some random factory in China.
how do you delete an account?
You don't, he didn't, he can't.
Which one?i asked @bwana 2 years ago to delete mine and he is so backlogged that mine still isn't deleted
haha, thank you so much for giving me an actual answer instead of accusing me of drug smuggling. Im not sure of the quality as I am still looking at multiple suppliers. I also have a local company which can do testing to confirm the quality for me before I do anything with it. The reason I am importing it is one of my products requires it and SA companies charge you out of your ass for it hahaShort answer, no. B1 is classified as a food supplement. However importing in bulk, you also haven't specified if it's pure B1 classified as an ingredient, may fall under commercial import for which you may need a permit.
But as has been pointed out how are you sure about the quality? Reputable brands usually test their ingredients or get them from other reputable companies.
Now my real question, is there some special demand for B1 now like with pineapples?
I did, there was a misunderstanding and I phoned you guys and had a chat about it. I was then told I can register my account and I decided not to until now. Still have the emails somewhere.
Mind explaining using logic how its illegal?
I hope the B1 supplement is to get your sense of humor back.
But rpm can as he's deleted a few people's accounts in the past. Fudzy had his deleted.
Ah, when you mention product then yes you may need a permit. I haven't done extensive research but reading up on importing supplements it does seem to be the case. I also doubt you're importing quantities that can go by as personal use but with the tools working there you never know they may see a kg of pure B1 as no different than a kg of protein. Better to speak to a specialist importer about it.
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