Difference between GSO and MCT Test E 250mg Labmax

[jonsal]

From "bunk" to "fire", just by switching the carrier. These tests were brewed in the same exact manner, using the same raws and quantity. The ONLY difference, is the oil.

Kinda makes you wonder. If you reference Vial A color, it is different than GSO. If you look up MS labmax which was "super strong" because of the glow, if you look at vial A, it looks just like this one. I am pretty sure MS used a similar carrier, if not the same.

MCT:


GSO

 

[manafest]

So carriers do skew the results from labmax is what you just encountered?

 

[Burrr]

That is a very interesting result!

 

[jonsal]

Exactly. 100% skews results as proven right here. You all are welcome to duplicate this test.

For the record. MCT oil does not glow, it is clear.

 

[Hvywght35]

So good test with mct oil looks bunk?

 

[I_know_nothing]

@jonsal wow great find brother, thanks a lot for doing this...what implications would this have then? this is pretty huge IMO

 

[manafest]

Exactly. 100% skews results as proven right here. You all are welcome to duplicate this test.

For the record. MCT oil does not glow, it is clear.

I have always wondered about different carrier oils doing that to these tests....Now it has me wondering if any kind of other contamiants in powders reacting and skewing the tests as well...

 

[I_know_nothing]

So good test with mct oil looks bunk?

no test in MCT oil looks better when labmaxed then GSO

 

[I_know_nothing]

I have always wondered about different carrier oils doing that to these tests....Now it has me wondering if any kind of other contamiants in powders reacting and skewing the tests as well...

i believe what it is, is that other carriers are yellow/golden and this is affecting the results. since MCT is clearer, then it's as if you are testing powder in "water" and powder tested by itself often glows much stronger

 

[manafest]

i believe what it is, is that other carriers are yellow/golden and this is affecting the results. since MCT is clearer, then it's as if you are testing powder in "water" and powder tested by itself often glows much stronger[/QUOTE
you might be right...

 

[I_know_nothing]

brother @flenser you'd probably get around to seeing this, but tagging you anyway so you can check this out.

 

[flenser]

Wow, that was unexpected. Going to complicate things as more people start using MCT.

 

[I_know_nothing]

Wow, that was unexpected. Going to complicate things as more people start using MCT.

very much so, but it is my opinion that labmax was never intended for "purity" or concentration testing, it's just a test of if a hormone is present. i think with this "discovery" we would have to stop using labmax as any indication of purity.

nothing on jonsal, as i believe the videos, but would be great to see some repeat experiments with tren a, test c, etc just to get a better idea of how other mct labmaxes look

 

[manafest]

Quite sure this wont sit well with others...curious to see more input

 

[I_know_nothing]

Quite sure this wont sit well with others...curious to see more input

doesnt matter if it sits well or not, the results are pretty clear from the videos. if anyone wants to replicate that'd be awesome but from what we've seen there is a clear impact on MCT on the florescence of the labmax. i can't believe we are just figuring this out now..

 

[manafest]

doesnt matter if it sits well or not, the results are pretty clear from the videos. if anyone wants to replicate that'd be awesome but from what we've seen there is a clear impact on MCT on the florescence of the labmax. i can't believe we are just figuring this out now..

agreed

 

[manafest]

That would mean a lot of sources were brought down and bashed because of a flaw in labmax tests...

 

[flenser]

very much so, but it is my opinion that labmax was never intended for "purity" or concentration testing, it's just a test of if a hormone is present. i think with this "discovery" we would have to stop using labmax as any indication of purity.

nothing on jonsal, as i believe the videos, but would be great to see some repeat experiments with tren a, test c, etc just to get a better idea of how other mct labmaxes look

Agreed on the dosing. I have been making that point for a while now. Too many factors in the raws themselves can affect the test.

 

[flenser]

That would mean a lot of sources were brought down and bashed because of a flaw in labmax tests...

No, no source left just because of LM. There were always blood test and/or HPLC confirmations.

 

[manafest]

No, no source left just because of LM. There were always blood test and/or HPLC confirmations.

that's good to know...