What is your solution? Without wet granulation, or a higher dose per cap, it’s a nearly impossible task. And you can’t make liquid t3 because it degrades so quickly in a solution.
It’s either way too strong tablets that you quarter, or the smallest possible capsule and hope for the best. That being said, it would be good to have a disclaimer or something, but this I can’t see any lab doing.
3rd party testing would only verify results, you still need to get to this result with the following steps.
A scale ustilized for measuring these small amounts. They’re measuring 100k mcg or 0.1g on a scale made to measure a few hundred and only certified to .01 or a factor of 10. Most places will want a measuring factor of 20 when measuring out to end users (think cannabis dispensary) in analytics we like to see a factor of 100 (2 decimal places past the measuring point) the scales they use read out past 2 points, reading .001 when they are measuring .1 but the manufacturer only certified the scale for .01, or a factor of 10 past the measuring point instead of 100.
Some ways around this are to get a more accurate scale which actually isn’t all that expensive from the model they have, or to measure more, 20k doses compared to 2,000 (unlikely to happen.)
The next step is ensuring you’re measurments are correct, that means your scale needs to be accurate. Every scale WILL and DOES drift, it’s a fact we live with and why I asked about their calibration process. You counteract that by calibrating the scale and verifying the calibration. You verify it with calibration weights, in this case F1 is the minimum you’d want, E2 or better, E1 are much preferred. Once you know your weights are calibrated you can use them to test the scale and if the scale can be calibrated then do so, if not it needs to be sent off.
The values we're dealing with are so sensitive that if you send a scale or weight off for calibration or verification that thing will actually sit in the lab for a few days before anyone touches it. That’s to ensure the material adjusts to the labs temperature, humidity, etc. before they calibrate them against their certified instruments.
Once you have a certified and calibrated scale and/or weights then you can ensure you’re measuring your ingredients correctly. They are doing 5 batches of 400 at a time and the product will settle. You overcome that by scooping out your 400 doses and putting leftovers back in the mixer to blend while you’re capping. Then you send the finished product off for testing to ensure every step above was done correctly.
To sum up; they need a more sensitive scale that is frequently verified and calibrated, and continuously mix raws while capping. It sounds trivial when comparing every other lab selling orals but we’re talking numbers 1,000 times smaller in this case, but it seems they are still using the techniques for something 1,000x bigger we're used to seeing everyday in dbol or Anavar.