What can I do? I'm between a rock and hard place. Driada wont ship to Ireland, they wont share a list of official resellers, buy-as.net is the only site i could find that stock Driada, they don't show when searched on Driada's Verify seller but they're also not on Driada's scammers list but they're highly trusted on eroids. I'm running out of options here and I'm going to end up having to switch to a third world UGL which I'm really trying desperately to avoid.
Hi mate! I think there are two completely different issues getting mixed together here.
Ireland is the delivery problem. Driada is not the product problem. Driada not shipping directly to Ireland is simply a risk-management decision for a destination where delivery carries additional complications. It does not mean Driada should endorse an unrelated reseller just to solve that logistical problem. In fact, doing so without being able to control that seller’s sourcing, storage or shipping would be irresponsible.
The official scam guidance is very clear: (
https://peds.to/threads/scam-advisories.36) seller reputation on forums, rankings, screenshots or matching batch numbers are not proof of authenticity. Official verification is the reference point. Driada also specifically warns that batch numbers can be copied and provides physical checks for original products, including blister batch information, correct packaging dimensions/barcodes and the verification system when the original box and code are present.
In your particular case, the tablets and blisters matching products you previously bought directly from Driada and the Anastrozole batch matching a published test are reassuring signs, but because the reseller removed the original packaging and QR code for stealth shipping, nobody here can honestly give you 100% authentication from a photograph or batch number alone.
So I wouldn’t interpret Driada refusing to validate
buy-as.net as something negative. Quite the opposite: they are refusing to guarantee something outside their chain of control. That’s exactly what a serious manufacturer should do.
Check the product carefully against the Scam Advisories guide and, going forward, whenever possible use the official store or a seller that appears in Driada’s own verification system. If a third party has to be used because of Ireland, understand that the additional uncertainty belongs to that distribution route, not to Driada’s manufacturing quality.
That’s the clean distinction here. Hope it clarifies
Shark