Have been prescribed Phentermine previously and knew that it often went by brand names of Duoronomine and Ionomine. I knew that these are amphetamines which I have used carefully (with weekly and monthly breaks and avoidance of other stimulants etc.) to lose weight successfuly.
The product sold and delivered to me as Ionomine was not, as described a slimming aid with any "pharmaceutical" strength grading as described by LabQ2's site but a herbal blend of little use to anyone with serious slimming intentions. I could have bought these herbs easily at any local health food store.
Yes - LabQ2 are definitely in the business of sharp practice and knowingly deceiving customers with their use of terminology which skates on the very thin ice of fraudulent merchandising. Technically, they may be able to claim that differentiation in terms means they are not doing anything illegal but, should a case ever make it to litigation I doubt that any judge, jury or panel would view that claim sympathetically. Their merchanising modus operandi reveals a definite 'intention to defraud'. I would suggest that customers avoid them and take any other steps necessary to inhibit their trading such as reporting them to sites like, credit card companies and any other associations with relevant interests.
Yes - I should have been more aware and have always managed to avoid scams in past. This is a lesson to me not to search and order things very late at night whilst suffering from a sleep deficit!
Lisakins
CROYDON
United Kingdom
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