I don't quite see how this could be a problem with the raws. There's roughly as much primo and test E as the product is supposed to have, plus 36 mg/mL of foreign test C. It's an extra 15% API mass per mL vs. the product spec -- surely that would have shown up when weighing the raw powders. Assuming you weighed them individually, it would have shown as 25% or 37% extra mass for one of them. If it were a raw problem, I'd expect to see roughly 250 mg/mL concentration, but with a substantial portion of one of the intended APIs replaced with some testC.
And if the sample was taken from a correctly dosed vial, but somehow contaminated by mixing with testC-containing oil by the customer, then that contaminant should have diluted the primo/test solution, right? In which case the concentrations of primo and testE would be lower than the roughly 150 primo/100 testE concentrations shown on the Jano test.
This almost seems like you brewed up some test C at some odd concentration I'm too lazy to calculate, and then used it like it was pure oil for a batch of primo/testE mix.
I'm probably being stupid about this. I'm certainly ignorant of how these fine products are made.
