AS Labs Tri-Tren - HPLC/TAMC/TYMC - 2018-07 - SIMEC via AnabolicLab.com

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AS Labs Tri-Tren was determined to have an actual content of 48.1 mg/ml trenbolone acetate, 87.7 mg/ml trenbolone enanthate and 0 mg/ml trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate compared to a label claim of 50, 50 and 50 mg/ml, respectively.

No microbiological contamination was detected.

Steroid analytics courtesy of AnabolicLab.com: AS Labs Tri-Tren Lab Test Results - Anabolic Lab



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[mands]

Well they tried to make up with extra Enanthate. lol

mands

 

[tengtren]

Thanks AL

 

[bickel29]

Word on the bro-street is that most tri-blend Tren rarely has any Tren Hex.

Looks to be the case with this lab, at least on this batch.

 

[MisterSuperGod]

Talk about uneven fill levels. Yikes! Compare this pic to the other Tren product they tested and you'll see what i mean.

 

[stone988]

why even make tren mixes? another shit lab

 

[mands]

why even make tren mixes? another shit lab

I believe it's sort of a cult following. A lot of younger guys like blends it seems.

mands

 

[stone988]

I believe it's sort of a cult following. A lot of younger guys like blends it seems.

mands

If 1 ester of tren cant do the job you might as well just give up lol

 

[AIRBORNE DADDY]

I believe it's sort of a cult following. A lot of younger guys like blends it seems.

mands

It's ridiculous...they think the test or tren esters are all different hormones.... Like a guy at my gym was even older than me... Said dude you got to try SUST It has all the testosterones in it....

 

[master.on]

Well they tried to make up with extra Enanthate. lol

mands

I wonder if they knew it
or if they purchased bogus Tren H than was actually E?

 

[rpbb]

I wonder if they knew it
or if they purchased bogus Tren H than was actually E?

I thought you knew everything

 

[mands]

I wonder if they knew it
or if they purchased bogus Tren H than was actually E?

I'm sure they knew it. If not they should be testing their raws for accuracy.

mands

 

[janoshik]

I'm sure they knew it. If not they should be testing their raws for accuracy.

mands

It's very easy for an inexperienced tester without mass spec to miss the difference between tren e and tren hex and mark it off as G2G.

I've seen it happen to Chinese HPLC operators multiple times.

 

[master.on]

It's very easy for an inexperienced tester without mass spec to miss the difference between tren e and tren hex and mark it off as G2G.

I've seen it happen to Chinese HPLC operators multiple times.

No real need for GC-MS if you have reference standards.
You'd spot them by their different elution times in HPLC.

Even a newbie chromatographer knows that.

 

[janoshik]

No real need for GC-MS if you have reference standards.
You'd spot them by their different elution times in HPLC.

Even a newbie chromatographer knows that.

But you are not a newbie chromatographer.
You are not even a real human being.

And if a retard like you ever actually got hold of an HPLC and was actually able to run a sample - big assumption, I know - you'd find, that on a C18 column, which is default most of the time, their elution times barely differ.

So you'd make the exact same mistake I described.

So fuck off.

Your mere existence and ability to post defeats the purpose of this forum, you do nothing in terms of harm reduction, instead you bring in bullshit, confusion and straight out dangerous advice.

 

[master.on]

But you are not a newbie chromatographer.
You are not even a real human being.

And if a retard like you ever actually got hold of an HPLC and was actually able to run a sample - big assumption, I know - you'd find, that on a C18 column, which is default most of the time, their elution times barely differ.

So you'd make the exact same mistake I described.

So fuck off.

Your mere existence and ability to post defeats the purpose of this forum, you do nothing in terms of harm reduction, instead you bring in bullshit, confusion and straight out dangerous advice.

If you ever get ahold of an HPLC (a janitor job at a big lab would be a great start for you), you'll see that retention times vary a bit.

Switch an old to a new column and elution times vary.
Switch column brand and it will vary, even if they're the same type (i.e. both C18 5um)
Even the same column when new vs old, and RTs vary.

Even a slight RT variation can be confusing, since steroid peaks are so close to each other.
Reason why you can't blindy trust RTs for steroid identification, not without a reference standard.

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https://thinksteroids.com/community...sting-services.134392511/page-14#post-2295600