Incorrect, because we only began testing every brew after this happened. Prior to this we only tested once per “batch” of raws ordered (the initial brew). Now we do larger volume brews and test every brew.So you tested the tren, found that it contained NPP, withheld the test result, and sold it anyway? Because that’s what you’re telling us here.
This has also been stated several times now in the thread,
@MadaFacor Simply answer the question. In what logical situation would testing every final brew not be superior to testing the raw powder? The customer injects the final product, correct? Testing the final product is the standard.