Umbrella Labs MK question

[Joegen85]

Good evening all.
Question for those who use umbrella labs products.
So I just got my bottle of MK677 in the mail. I reviewed the COA and the information on the bottle and noticed the manufactured date is a month after the COA date for my batch. Batch numbers matched.
When I questioned Umbrella, she just agreed with me they yes, they are different dates.
I stated I assumed the manufacturing process took place prior to testing, if not, what does the manufactured date mean?
She hasn’t replied…
Anybody have an idea?

 

[stevesmi]

I am not sure man. you might want to reach out to dylan on that one

 

[bodymonster34]

bro umbrella are good people. i'm sure it good!

 

[CEO]

Good evening all.
Question for those who use umbrella labs products.
So I just got my bottle of MK677 in the mail. I reviewed the COA and the information on the bottle and noticed the manufactured date is a month after the COA date for my batch. Batch numbers matched.
When I questioned Umbrella, she just agreed with me they yes, they are different dates.
I stated I assumed the manufacturing process took place prior to testing, if not, what does the manufactured date mean?
She hasn’t replied…
Anybody have an idea?

@Joegen85 bros you will be fine. manufacturing date means when it was made. will be good for a long time it will work.

 

[Joegen85]

@Joegen85 bros you will be fine. manufacturing date means when it was made. will be good for a long time it will work.

Right I get that. But in order to test something it first has to be manufactured. So the manufacturer date should be earlier than the COA. I assumed they messed up and sent me the wrong one but the batch number matched.
Unless I’m totally misunderstanding what they mean by manufacturer date

 

[Joegen85]

bro umbrella are good people. i'm sure it good!

Im sure they are. I bought it because all you guys vouched for it. But if the COA date don’t make sense to what they sent me, I gotta ask ya know

 

[Mobsterthemod]

Post a pic in case you read it wrong

 

[Joegen85]

Post a pic in case you read it wrong

 

[Joegen85]

Post a pic in case you read it wrong

 

[ROIDDERS]

the mfg date is when it was made
the exp date is when it expires

so you are fine.

 

[Ulter]

Good evening all.
Question for those who use umbrella labs products.
So I just got my bottle of MK677 in the mail. I reviewed the COA and the information on the bottle and noticed the manufactured date is a month after the COA date for my batch. Batch numbers matched.
When I questioned Umbrella, she just agreed with me they yes, they are different dates.
I stated I assumed the manufacturing process took place prior to testing, if not, what does the manufactured date mean?
She hasn’t replied…
Anybody have an idea?

your stuff is g2g. it doesn't expire till next year.

if you dn't want it i will gladly take it off your hands lol

 

[Joegen85]

the mfg date is when it was made
the exp date is when it expires

so you are fine.

your stuff is g2g. it doesn't expire till next year.

if you dn't want it i will gladly take it off your hands lol

I understand it’s not expired. What’s not right is the manufactured date is a month after the COA date. It’s not the correct COA for this bottle since something has to first be made before it can be tested.
Yet the batch number on the bottle and the COA are the same.
It doesn’t add up

 

[2Thick]

I understand it’s not expired. What’s not right is the manufactured date is a month after the COA date. It’s not the correct COA for this bottle since something has to first be made before it can be tested.
Yet the batch number on the bottle and the COA are the same.
It doesn’t add up

that is beyond my scope man. but keep in mind these are research companies, these aren't pharma companies. there will be loopholes and such

 

[Mobsterthemod]

Where's the CoA?

 

[Joegen85]

Where's the CoA?

It’s the paper with the lab name, date and signature to the right of the bottle.

 

[CEO]

Right I get that. But in order to test something it first has to be manufactured. So the manufacturer date should be earlier than the COA. I assumed they messed up and sent me the wrong one but the batch number matched.
Unless I’m totally misunderstanding what they mean by manufacturer date

bros i see what you are saying now. but keep in mind these research chems. not pharma grade

 

[Ulter]

I understand it’s not expired. What’s not right is the manufactured date is a month after the COA date. It’s not the correct COA for this bottle since something has to first be made before it can be tested.
Yet the batch number on the bottle and the COA are the same.
It doesn’t add up

you can't expect these underground research places to be like walking into a pharmacy and buying something off the shelf with proper numbers on the bottles.

sarms aren't approved by the FDA so its a moot expectation.

 

[Joegen85]

bros i see what you are saying now. but keep in mind these research chems. not pharma grade

you can't expect these underground research places to be like walking into a pharmacy and buying something off the shelf with proper numbers on the bottles.

sarms aren't approved by the FDA so its a moot expectation.

Lmao I don’t expect “pharma grade”. But if your offering a COA anyway, might as well be correct, or at the very least return an email and simply explain it to me as to why the manufacturer date is a month after the COA date.
Maybe the manufacturer date is the day they but the bulk MK that was tested a month earlier into the bottle.
That would make sense. But I don’t know since they won’t answer the question.
Whatever I’ll take it anyway

 

[Noah Wixx]

Best case is run it and see what happens all you can do otherwise toss it and you wasted money, really only two ways you can go about it honestly, its kind of your decision on it.

 

[ballin2504]

Looks good to go to me