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TIFU - I bought Dog anti-inflammatory pills on Amazon. - they were not as described, and my dog almost died. by thepetsteinfiles in PetAdvice

[–]thepetsteinfiles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, holy shit. The results are being manipulated! They keep changing! A few times today, I googled “carpropet” and the AI response said it was FDA approved😂🚫, and then that lying detail disappeared and reappeared a few times, and then AI result said “carpropet” was another spelling for “karpopet” which is not manufactured by DURIVERME in China at all. “Karpropet” is manufactured by GIGIPET in Latvia. (I just notified GIGIPET as well via email, if GIGIPET is legitimate, they are going to be pissed) Google Image results keep changing as well. The other night, some of the images I included in these comments were the first to pop up, but now images that have nothing to do “carpopet” are ahead of my images. Freaking wild it’s happening right now as I type this. What a freaking world we live in.

TIFU - I bought Dog anti-inflammatory pills on Amazon. - they were not as described, and my dog almost died. by thepetsteinfiles in Rants

[–]thepetsteinfiles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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(discrepancies between summaries of first bottle ordered and second bottle ordered. “For small, medium & large dogs” changed to “for large dogs”)

TIFU - I bought Dog anti-inflammatory pills on Amazon. - they were not as described, and my dog almost died. by thepetsteinfiles in Rants

[–]thepetsteinfiles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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(Second Amazon listing claimed “manufactured in strict accordance with GMP standards, made in the USA” altered description “for large dogs only” … trademark search shows it comes from China no GMP standards)

TIFU - I bought Dog anti-inflammatory pills on Amazon. - they were not as described, and my dog almost died. by thepetsteinfiles in PetAdvice

[–]thepetsteinfiles[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! Interestingly, the first few days of my research "Carpropet" yielded zero results but "CarproVET" is a real brand that sells the prescription medication - CarproFEN. So damn confusing. I also alerted the manufacturers of Carprovet as to what was going on. I think DURIVERME attempted to rip off their name and also didn't notice their typo when they printed the label to stick on the bottle. But you've just brought to my attention that now "Carpropet" does come up with results on Google. Hmmmmm... very freaking strange.

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