I see plenty of talk about Labmax, and Mass Spec qualifying for entry here. Should we also post blood results here?
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Do bloods qualify for this section?
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I would say yes, bloods are the best indicator we have to verify Test products are dosed properly. (Besides Mass Spec of course)
Plus the larger the database we build, and the more standardize way we administer/post results, the better we will be able to understand the factors that control serum levels.
^Maybe?
I think as much information as possible should be posted. Age, height, weight, BF%, day/time of last injection, injection frequency and dosage....ect.
Plus the larger the database we build, and the more standardize way we administer/post results, the better we will be able to understand the factors that control serum levels.
^Maybe?
I think as much information as possible should be posted. Age, height, weight, BF%, day/time of last injection, injection frequency and dosage....ect.
lightspan
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Unequivocally yes!
Most definitely!!!
Thanks fellas, I thought so too (from the start) but then another member pointed out that it was a little unclear, so I just wanted to make sure I was clear in believing that we wanted to include blood testing results.
I would love to see more bloods here. I agree that those are our best tool at present to indicate quality.
mercury
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the problem is that each gear has to be retested all the time. I have seen good gear the next time the same source and bunk.
I guess they got bunk powder this time from China or messed up something.
"Discuss various types of anayltical reports used to determine quality and safety of steroid products e.g. MS/Labmax/serum/etc."
lightspan
New Member
People should get mid-cycle bloods anyway, and repeated testing is the only thing that will keep sources honest. I don't see the repeat testing as problematic, it's actually a benefit.
Yeah, there were a couple of guys who thought that might have meant GH blood serum levels only.
Thanks!
I think it's important to realize the BEST means of determining the quality of ANY gear is to test the vial contents.
Moreover, there is not a lot which can be gained by measuring "blood levels" unless a reasonably well agreed upon dose response curve has been established.
And about the only AAS in which the latter has been confirmed is Testosterone and perhaps to some extent Estrogen.
Its also very important to obtain baseline levels of those hormones which are produced endogenously, since the additive effect can be significant.
regs
jim
Moreover, there is not a lot which can be gained by measuring "blood levels" unless a reasonably well agreed upon dose response curve has been established.
And about the only AAS in which the latter has been confirmed is Testosterone and perhaps to some extent Estrogen.
Its also very important to obtain baseline levels of those hormones which are produced endogenously, since the additive effect can be significant.
regs
jim
