From the bench.

NAD+ 500mg labels facing forward in the tray — quick check.

SMS said arriving today. Window was broad, but the box showed up mid-afternoon intact.

App said delivered; walked out and the box was already there, seals fine.

Route map on the carrier site looked busy; box still arrived without torn flaps.

NAD+ 500mg arrived alone in a small cube box — snug, little wasted volume.

TB-500 10mg tray map matched the slip rows one-for-one.

Inside, dry cardboard and clear print; the seals looked closed.

Film over the tray still closed; only checked the seals after peeling it off.

Simple delivery, no surprises. Vials were marked clearly.

NAD+ 500mg inner carton wasn't crushed. Looked okay overall.

BPC-157 10mg ink was dark enough to read in normal light.

Opened expecting a mess after a long route — packing held, labels readable.

Sticker on the BPC-157 10mg vial itself stayed flat and readable.

Two research materials in one box, each in its own sleeve — no mix-up.

GHK-Cu 50mg arrived well protected, label clear and seal closed.

Slip tucked sideways; straightened it and quantities still matched the tray.

Parcel protection was the foam; the shipper was just the shell. Both did enough.

Inner tray was rigid and Retatrutide 30mg looked as packed with readable print.

Delivery update said nearby; knock came shortly after. Box corners held.

Handwrote a shelf note from the printed strengths; numbers transferred cleanly.