theotherguy
Well-known Member
I don’t understand the logic here, and you’re trying to conflate 2 arguments into one.When taking testosterone esters; blood work is the best way to tell if it’s real or not. Other compounds like Tren, primo, etc, are the ones that need to be tested. So what if the test comes back at 275 mg/ml but it’s dosed at 250 mg/ml? If your bloodwork gives you shitty test levels, then something is definitely wrong
One issue is the potency of the gear. You argue that gear potency/purity are not the same between UGL and pharma, but 3rd party testing would prove otherwise, and would even suggest that SOMETIMES UGL gear is more accurately doses that so called pharma grade.
the other argument is that you believe it is a better test of gear concentration to measure someone’s blood (which can vary WIDELY from person to person based on a multitude of factors) than to measure actual testosterone hormone in oil in a vial. Did I get that right? If so that’s a pretty silly argument