muscle96ss
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@muscle96ss Again, I'm far from an expert, but would think that your answer is due to quality control and the fact that such detailed testing is not needed? I'm sure the cost of AAA in comparison to HPLC is higher as well. JMO
Meaning HGH approved by the FDA, or the division of the FDA, Pharmacopia, know Pharmacy sold HGH is made with 17 already approved anti-aging agents and therefore don't need testing as detailed as AAA Testing? I've not seen where Generic uses the same already approved agents, so would think more detailed testing should be used, such as what WADA uses. Again JMO
I would think it would be the opposite. When we are talking about quality control we are talking about the strict guidelines that the government insists the pharmaceutical industry must adhere to in order to insure that the product contains what it is supposed to and without anything harmful that shouldn't be there. If AAA was the gold standard for testing the accuracy of content; then I would expect that is what they would use. I am still hoping someone can draw Jim's attention to this so he can hopefully get some better understand to whether it is or isn't used and why.
Also, I am not sure what WADA has to do with anything. WADA tests athletes blood for to prevent doping with HGH. That is completely different than testing a vial of GH to determine its actual contents.