Quote Originally Posted by ekimshaff
I had a UA a couple days ago and wound up using my own sample after I passed a couple at home tests with my first void. I did however purchase some QF 5.7 just in case the at home tests came back dirty. Anyway, I opened up the box the QF came in, which was shrink wrapped, and saw a couple things that make me wonder about the product's validity.

1. The heat pack isn't a Little Hotties one, its got a big red printed label that reads Spectrum Labs Disposable Heat Pack. Instructions and UPC on back and everything looks legit. The only reason I question this is because I've read about the LIttle HOtties being the brand QF includes.

2. Inside the shrink wrapped box there was a little card from the website I ordered from (detoxforless.com aka 513 Ventures) offering a 10% savings on my next order. This made me wonder how they got it in there if they were getting the product and reselling from Spectrum Labs.

The batch number is P7M-10 and isn't listed on the Spectrum counterfeit list but the card inside the box really made me wonder what I've got here.

Everything LOOKS legit though. Bottle with temp gauge, extra cap with flip top, 2 rubber bands and heat pack.

Anyone have any thoughts/info on this?
You've got a legit batch of QF. Ive had little hotties with my QF before, but its been a while. The new bottle I purchased several months ago has the same heat pad package that you described, so you are good to go.
Deige Reviewed by Deige on . Bogus Quick Fix? I had a UA a couple days ago and wound up using my own sample after I passed a couple at home tests with my first void. I did however purchase some QF 5.7 just in case the at home tests came back dirty. Anyway, I opened up the box the QF came in, which was shrink wrapped, and saw a couple things that make me wonder about the product's validity. 1. The heat pack isn't a Little Hotties one, its got a big red printed label that reads Spectrum Labs Disposable Heat Pack. Instructions and UPC Rating: 5