Bayer Healthcare Androtardyl - GC-MS/MS - 2016-01 - performed by ChemTox via AnabolicLab.com

[Docd187123]

do not listen to fucking stupid idiot who does not know what he is talking about, now he has to consult his gay cousin who has the same IQ


FDA have strict guidelines you can see some of the rules and regulation in this article and many more on FDA site

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/drugs/guidancecomplianceregulatoryinformation/guidances/ucm070107.pdf

Awwwww, the poor labmax employee is butt hurt I call him out all the time .

And yes, my cousin is a PharmD

 

[Docd187123]

The deal is when one pays $10 per ml of Pharm grade test and it doesn't test as good as a $40 bottle of ugl.....then yes, it's underdosed imo. Therefore the buyer is not getting what they paid for.

Incorrect. Pharmaceutical companies are allowed a tolerance per FDA guidelines. Same as any other industry.

 

[flenser]

according to the PDF merc posted (from 2001):

"Acceptance criteria: At least 67% (4 out of 6) of QC samples should be within 15% of
their respective nominal value, 33% of the QC samples (not all replicates at the same
concentration) may be outside 15% of nominal value. In certain situations, wider
acceptance criteria may be justified."

So a measured concentration of 212.5mg/ml would be acceptable, and they only need to get 4 out of 6 acceptable results.

Note that it doesn't necessarily mean concentration can be that low, but that measuring methods can be that inaccurate. Earlier in the doc was listed a 20% margin of error as acceptable for measuring methods. I bet even Angus could have hit those numbers.

 

[Frandeman]

do not listen to fucking stupid idiot who does not know what he is talking about, now he has to consult his gay cousin who has the same IQ


FDA have strict guidelines you can see some of the rules and regulation in this article and many more on FDA site

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/drugs/guidancecomplianceregulatoryinformation/guidances/ucm070107.pdf

Thats all the info I needed. Thanks

 

[Wunderpus]

do not listen to fucking stupid idiot who does not know what he is talking about, now he has to consult his gay cousin who has the same IQ


FDA have strict guidelines you can see some of the rules and regulation in this article and many more on FDA site

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/drugs/guidancecomplianceregulatoryinformation/guidances/ucm070107.pdf

How do you know his cousin is gay?

 

[Docd187123]

How do you know his cousin is gay?

It's mercury....what do you expect?

 

[Wunderpus]

It's mercury....what do you expect?

I didn't know if his handle was the same on Grindr, guess it is. He kept wanting me to cum into a labmax and send him the video.

Obviously I did.

 

[Docd187123]

I didn't know if his handle was the same on Grindr, guess it is. He kept wanting me to cum into a labmax and send him the video.

Obviously I did.

You're a kinky fuck for doing that. Me gusta!

 

[Wunderpus]

You're a kinky fuck for doing that. Me gusta!

As it turns out, my tren was real! The glow from the cum indicated 100mg/ml, perfect dosing! Thanks labmax!

 

[Docd187123]

As it turns out, my tren was real! The glow from the cum indicated 100mg/ml, perfect dosing! Thanks labmax!

What about the purity?

 

[Wunderpus]

What about the purity?

Perfect purity! Fuck the haters, labmax tells all!

 

[shadowz151]

The deal is when one pays $10 per ml of Pharm grade test and it doesn't test as good as a $40 bottle of ugl.....then yes, it's underdosed imo. Therefore the buyer is not getting what they paid for.

Someone has shitty insurance

 

[rutman]

Someone has shitty insurance

Who said anything about insurance? I'm talking market prices for the product being tested...

 

[G.I. Bro]

Bayer test has 1.3-1.4 ml each amps. Not really underdosed.

Anyway who knows if it was real
Bayer or just a fake.

Good point, the amps always have more than 1mL. But I belive this is real Bayer. Even pharma can have allowable variance. I think this gives everyone perspective when a top tier UGL is slightly underdosed/overdosed as well (i.e. Pharmacom).