Andromedica Tren-AQ 50 - HPLC/TAMC/TYMC - 2018-04 - SIMEC via AnabolicLab.com

[AnabolicLab.com]

Andromedica Tren-AQ 50 was determined to have an actual content of 90.5 mg/ml trenbolone compared to a label claim of 50 mg/ml.

No microbiological contamination was detected.

Steroid analytics courtesy of AnabolicLab.com: Andromedica Tren-AQ 50 Lab Test Results - Anabolic Lab


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[bickel29]

Am I reading this right? Label claim of 50mg/ml , actual content is 90+mg/ml?

 

[MisterSuperGod]

Am I reading this right? Label claim of 50mg/ml , actual content is 90+mg/ml?

Almost double dosed. C'mon, how hard is it to brew properly? Little shit nobody UGLs do better than this.

 

[tengtren]

They want us to think their tren fire a to the f
When really your just taking double what you think

 

[JackSmooth]

Someone accidentally spilt all the powder in the beaker and said fuck it

 

[Den84]

not Bad

 

[master.on]

Am I reading this right? Label claim of 50mg/ml , actual content is 90+mg/ml?

Almost double dosed. C'mon, how hard is it to brew properly? Little shit nobody UGLs do better than this.

They want us to think their tren fire a to the f
When really your just taking double what you think

Someone accidentally spilt all the powder in the beaker and said fuck it

This shows how clueless UGLs are about their raws quality.
While 5% overdosing is common for big pharma (the FDA allows an average of +-15% and no unit outside +-25%)
80% overdose is ridiculous.

 

[bickel29]

This shows how clueless UGLs are about their raws quality.
While 5% overdosing is common for big pharma (the FDA allows an average of +-15% and no unit outside +-25%)
80% overdose is ridiculous.

Don't be so sure that this lab (or any other lab) with overdosed gear is simply clueless about their raws.

Many labs purposely overdose their gear a little just to be sure to get to label claim.

That said, there have definitely been labs over the years (and still are) that intentionally overdose their gear ridiculously high, so that customers think "wow this gear is FIRE". One of the oldest tricks in the UGL book, actually.

 

[Robfromga]

Whooopsie!