Are these Legit alp

[Bzd321]

I believe these are f@rm@pram, but would like confirmation.

I can't seem to upload pictures cause it says the size is too large and i've tried it a bunch of things.. But I wanna provide these details. And I think somebody will be able to help me identify just based on my descriptions.

Description of tablet in question
1. Visual desc.- Tablet is white. It looks like a typical alp bar. But there are no identification numbers on it and both sides are scored. Three scores on each side meaning it has 4 total equivalent pieces if broken at all three asore marks.
2. Vendor represented as alp. Vendor supplies Mexican versions of US pharmaceuticals. Site mentions farmapr@m and if@ ce!tic$
3. Measurements- These measurements are highly accurate (average and median from 5 separate samples/p!ll$) obtained using digital caliper. Measurements will be displayed in length X width ( width measurement is taken from non-scored edge to other non- scored) X height (measured from scored top side to scored bottom side and measurement taken from non-scored points on each side to provide full height of pill)
Length measurements (5 discrete samples)
1. 15.70 mm
2. 15.71 mm
3. 15.70 mm
4. 15.73 mm
5. 15.70 mm
Average length = 15.708 mm
Median length = 15.71 mm

Width measurements (5 discrete samples)
1. 4.69 mm
2. 4.64 mm
3. 4.64 mm
4. 4.65 mm
5. 4.63 mm
Average width = 4.65 mm
Median width = 4.64 mm

Height measurements (5 discrete samples)
1. 3.32 mm
2. 3.31 mm
3. 3.29 mm
4. 3.32 mm
5. 3.30 mm
Average height = 3.31 mm
Median height = 3.31 mm

 

[AnnaSofia]

Farma have no imprints. Just bright white and scored bars. They have hint of a shine to them (I suppose this could wear off but they aren’t matte or rough feeling). They’re also very breakable but they aren’t crumbly. I’ve never ever had a fake farmapram but someone on here mentioned they got a few that were either bunk or felt like a stim. Never had that problem in few years I’ve been getting. I highly rec Quint in password area for these but I’ve never had a problem with any SY when it comes to farma bars.

None of the publishers I use call them alp or celt1cs. They call them what they are - farmapram, which is generic Mexican z@n. I prefer them actually.

 

[Bzd321]

Farma have no imprints. Just bright white and scored bars. They have hint of a shine to them (I suppose this could wear off but they aren’t matte or rough feeling). They’re also very breakable but they aren’t crumbly. I’ve never ever had a fake farmapram but someone on here mentioned they got a few that were either bunk or felt like a stim. Never had that problem in few years I’ve been getting. I highly rec Quint in password area for these but I’ve never had a problem with any SY when it comes to farma bars.

None of the publishers I use call them alp or celt1cs. They call them what they are - farmapram, which is generic Mexican z@n. I prefer them actually.

Thank you so much AnnaSofia. I'm glad you responded. Because I know you have a lot of experience. And I take your word for sure... I was pretty sure that's exactly what they were independent confirmation.

 

[AnnaSofia]

Anytime! @Bzd321 i mean as with anything else, start slow, see if it’s all good and take more, etc. I like these and haven’t had any issues but there’s always a first so just to be on the safe side!