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Well then we should coordinate that as well. We will need HPLC (high resolution and specific reporting) plus GCMS. The group can purchase that as well. Can you share reference photo of the raw on white background?

This has to be done methodically.

I appreciate your willingness to participate in this study. Thank you.
As long as you guys can walk us through the process and be patient with us, not a problem at all!
 
The Tren E batch that was sent to Jano was simply one of the runs we had in stock when testing was done. Once that run sold through, the next run went out. That’s the same approach we use for all products. Test, Mast, Tren, etc.

Batch 1 : Yellow
Batch 2 : Orange

And my last question..People were receiving batch 1 and batch 2 in July. And then receiving yellow vials again this week which i assume is from batch 1(?).

How does this happen?
Are you on your 3rd run now?
Batch 3?

I assume at this point, there will be no more batch 2 being sent out?
 
Batch 1 : Yellow
Batch 2 : Orange

And my last question..People were receiving batch 1 and batch 2 in July. And then receiving yellow vials again this week which i assume is from batch 1(?).

How does this happen?
Are you on your 3rd run now?
Batch 3?

I assume at this point, there will be no more batch 2 being sent out?
Correct! Batch 3*
 
Correct! Batch 3*

I assume at this point that majority of the products are on new batches, not just Tren. It's definitely not possible for you to test all batches, due to cost, even more so now that you're on your 3rd batch in just 5 weeks for just tren E 200.

How often do you plan to test your batches?
Or is there no need to, because they use the same source, same raws, same process for brewing.

Some vendors test each batch, some don't, perfectly understandable, just trying to get a better idea how you plan to operate your business.
 
I assume at this point that majority of the products are on new batches, not just Tren. It's definitely not possible for you to test all batches, due to cost, even more so now that you're on your 3rd batch in just 5 weeks for just tren E 200.

How often do you plan to test your batches?
Or is there no need to, because they use the same source, same raws, same process for brewing.

Some vendors test each batch, some don't, perfectly understandable, just trying to get a better idea how you plan to operate your business.

We plan to test batches every few months. With the exception of Primo and Mast E, everything else is still on batch 1 because of how long it took us to get fully prepared for launch here. The only reason Tren is already on batch 3 is because it was the hardest to source in the beginning.

We’re confident in our sources, but we still run periodic testing to ensure they’re staying consistent and doing things right.
 
We plan to test batches every few months. With the exception of Primo and Mast E, everything else is still on batch 1 because of how long it took us to get fully prepared for launch here. The only reason Tren is already on batch 3 is because it was the hardest to source in the beginning.

We’re confident in our sources, but we still run periodic testing to ensure they’re staying consistent and doing things right.

Thanks for sharing about your processes.
 
Will start doing that now thanks to multiple suggestions!
I would. Good QA is reliant on batching - not just separating product by batch, but taking detailed notes specifically for every batch, specifics of the process, recording lot numbers for raws and other ingredients, which glassware was used, etc. If yield is low or there's contamination or accidental cross-product blending, it's the only way to go back and diagnose exactly what went wrong and fix the issue. And it keeps costs lower if you need to recall - refunding/replacing one small batch is much easier than every single vial of the product that ever went out.
 
Following up from my previous purchase post. Ordered on a Saturday and arrived yesterday Monday in 2 days! Super fast shipping!

Tren Ace sighting!

Watching Zac Efron GIF by Baywatch Movie
 
So whats the deal with this?
Within less than 3 weeks of you opening shop?

I see my doctor today I had to change my appointment plus it gave me another week on the test cyp 200mg I'll make sure I grab my baseline bloods for test when I'm there today. If the nurse is in the office they will pull my bloods right there if she happens to be out then I'll go tomorrow and pull bloods in the morning at the LabCorp that's literally right next store to my apartment complex.

Also about my two tren e the color difference is very slight and it's extremely clean like all the other stuff I've received so far. Also there is alot of sources who brew with the same raws and don't test that final product I could name a few but I won't cause it's pointless and I respect them. Now when a new raw comes in three of the sources I know test that raw batch and the final product of the first batch brewed.
 
Since tested and untested batches are not mixed, why would you send out untested gear, when tested gear is available?

Just curious here.
Did it run out of stock?
Or did you just decide to send out the untested ones instead?
Completely random?

Are you showing a Jano test for Batch 1, then sending out Batch 2, when Batch 1 is available?
I ordered twice the first order was when they first opened up then my buddy needed to grab some stuff so I said screw it Good time to stock up on some more and put in an order together the second time I ordered I got a tren e that was slightly darker then the first one with my first order. I would consider the light one tested and the darker one not tested yet but made with the same raws
 

Primal's Prescription: The Great Nipple Warmer Debacle (An Unauthorized Biography)​



The cycle was a masterpiece of chemistry and discipline: 750 Test E, 750 Deca, 200 DHB, and a little Masteron E to keep things dialed in. Everything was running smoothly, my physique was becoming a work of art, and then came the Dbol. Not from a regular source, mind you. This was a personal gift from Primal the Gorilla, my friend and black market supplement guru from the local zoo.

Primal's Dbol was a game-changer. The pumps were so intense I felt like my skin might tear, and the strength gains were nothing short of biblical. But it came with a feature that, unbeknownst to me, was a primate-patented "side effect": the high-powered nipple warmers.

It started as a gentle glow. My chest felt like it was basking in a perpetual, pleasant sunset. I actually started to enjoy it. "Man," I thought, "this Dbol is so good it's even making me warmer in the winter."

Then the glow turned into a searing heat. The "sunset" became a raging bonfire. My nipples felt like they were actively trying to re-enter the atmosphere. I was a human tea kettle, constantly emitting a low, sizzling sound. My wife, bless her heart, kept asking if I had a fever. I was forced to explain to her that no, I wasn't sick, I was just "thermally enhanced."

I messaged Primal in a panic, using a burner phone he'd given me with a single contact: "Gorilla."

"Primal," I typed frantically, "the Dbol is great, but my nipples are in danger of becoming charcoal briquettes. What gives?"

The reply came almost instantly: a single picture of a gorilla, holding a banana, wearing a lab coat. Underneath, a single phrase: "My bad. Broken switch. Sent you some AI. Sent Saturday. Pick up tomorrow."

AI. I stared at the message, a cold sweat breaking out on my brow. Was he sending me a tiny, robotic surgeon? An artisanal, hand-crafted banana cooling salve? My mind raced with possibilities, each one more absurd than the last. I was a man trapped in a bizarre pharmaceutical thriller, with a gorilla as the main antagonist and my nipples as the hapless victims.

The days have been a blur of desperation and frozen food. I'm currently wearing a shirt stuffed with ice packs and walking around my house like a reverse-penguin. The worst part is the constant, nagging fear. What if Primal’s "AI" isn't what I think it is? What if it's "Aardvark-Inspired," and the delivery is just a large, anteater-like creature arriving at my door? I wouldn't put it past him.

I've already had to decline a FaceTime call from him this morning, as he wanted to "see the progress." I’m not about to let my nipples make their debut on a gorilla’s video call.

Today is the big day. The AI has arrived and so I am heading to the nearest freezer section, just in case. I'll post an update once I know if I'm using a life-saving chemical compound or have a new, furry roommate. Wish me luck. My nipples need it.
 

Primal's Prescription: The Great Nipple Warmer Debacle (An Unauthorized Biography)​



The cycle was a masterpiece of chemistry and discipline: 750 Test E, 750 Deca, 200 DHB, and a little Masteron E to keep things dialed in. Everything was running smoothly, my physique was becoming a work of art, and then came the Dbol. Not from a regular source, mind you. This was a personal gift from Primal the Gorilla, my friend and black market supplement guru from the local zoo.

Primal's Dbol was a game-changer. The pumps were so intense I felt like my skin might tear, and the strength gains were nothing short of biblical. But it came with a feature that, unbeknownst to me, was a primate-patented "side effect": the high-powered nipple warmers.

It started as a gentle glow. My chest felt like it was basking in a perpetual, pleasant sunset. I actually started to enjoy it. "Man," I thought, "this Dbol is so good it's even making me warmer in the winter."

Then the glow turned into a searing heat. The "sunset" became a raging bonfire. My nipples felt like they were actively trying to re-enter the atmosphere. I was a human tea kettle, constantly emitting a low, sizzling sound. My wife, bless her heart, kept asking if I had a fever. I was forced to explain to her that no, I wasn't sick, I was just "thermally enhanced."

I messaged Primal in a panic, using a burner phone he'd given me with a single contact: "Gorilla."

"Primal," I typed frantically, "the Dbol is great, but my nipples are in danger of becoming charcoal briquettes. What gives?"

The reply came almost instantly: a single picture of a gorilla, holding a banana, wearing a lab coat. Underneath, a single phrase: "My bad. Broken switch. Sent you some AI. Sent Saturday. Pick up tomorrow."

AI. I stared at the message, a cold sweat breaking out on my brow. Was he sending me a tiny, robotic surgeon? An artisanal, hand-crafted banana cooling salve? My mind raced with possibilities, each one more absurd than the last. I was a man trapped in a bizarre pharmaceutical thriller, with a gorilla as the main antagonist and my nipples as the hapless victims.

The days have been a blur of desperation and frozen food. I'm currently wearing a shirt stuffed with ice packs and walking around my house like a reverse-penguin. The worst part is the constant, nagging fear. What if Primal’s "AI" isn't what I think it is? What if it's "Aardvark-Inspired," and the delivery is just a large, anteater-like creature arriving at my door? I wouldn't put it past him.

I've already had to decline a FaceTime call from him this morning, as he wanted to "see the progress." I’m not about to let my nipples make their debut on a gorilla’s video call.

Today is the big day. The AI has arrived and so I am heading to the nearest freezer section, just in case. I'll post an update once I know if I'm using a life-saving chemical compound or have a new, furry roommate. Wish me luck. My nipples need it.
I don't have enough history to hit the like button but that was magical. Thank you for making me smile today haha...
 
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