that would be too much. always think about safety first.

You’re definitely on the right track.

This is so relevant to my current situation.

Never thought about it from this angle before.

Planning to start this next week.

Great question, looking forward to the responses.

Been there myself, totally understand.

Sounds like you’re just frustrated with the way reviews are being posted lately — too many old or generic experiences, people chasing freebies or karma instead of giving current, detailed feedback, and watered-down one-liners from promo deals, which makes it harder to find genuine, up-to-date reviews that actually reflect product quality and shipping as it stands now.

Great to see so many different perspectives.

Quality information, very thorough.

Really grateful for this insight.

Important point that often gets overlooked.

Now which one has a lab that instead of telling me my total test number, it just says “Fyre dude” and the test is good?

This!

What’s the most important thing to remember?

Can’t wait to implement this advice.

Your experience really shows in this advice.

This brings back memories of my own experience.

Thanks for going into detail on this.

Couldn’t have asked for better timing.

Glad you brought up this aspect.

Very informative post, learned something new today.

I can relate to this, went through something similar.

My story is almost identical to this.

Can you elaborate on this point?

This thread has been super helpful, thanks everyone.

This is exactly what I needed to change.

The collective wisdom here is impressive.

What would you do differently next time?

Right — the normal process is just to reach out to the source who set the DNR and request removal, but if it looks off or doesn’t clear properly it could just be a site glitch that needs flagging.

This forum never fails to deliver quality advice.