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[Dr JIM]

@Marcus is that PIC a video game critter?

 

[Marcus]

@Marcus is that PIC a video game critter?

I am mortified dr jim!!
That is Predator!!! Well, fan art

You know, "Get to dee choppa!" Or maybe that was total recall, or commando. Shit, can't remember now.

 

[Jeffg353]

I am mortified dr jim!!
That is Predator!!! Well, fan art

You know, "Get to dee choppa!" Or maybe that was total recall, or commando. Shit, can't remember now.

That was predator

 

[Marcus]

That was predator

That was his best one. And terminator. And the one where he got pregnant, actually that one is best

 

[Jeffg353]

 

[Dr JIM]

I am mortified dr jim!!
That is Predator!!! Well, fan art

You know, "Get to dee choppa!" Or maybe that was total recall, or commando. Shit, can't remember now.

Your Joking bc I've watched all those flicks and didn't recognize
this critter.

Has to be a transitional chimeric pic of the more humanoid appearing critter after it mated with the other beast on the ship?

Much like Alien the first Predator was the "best" IMO.

 

[Marcus]

Your Joking bc I've watched all those flicks and didn't recognize
this critter.

Has to be a transitional chimeric pic of the more humanoid appearing critter after it mated with the other beast on the ship?

Much like Alien the first Predator was the "best" IMO.

Yaaa, it's some fan of the movie who made this basically... aka fan art. Kinda looks like an alien version of predator. Always wished they woulda went that direction with the movies. Especially after that one where the alien popped out of the predators chest as a hybrid

 

[janoshik]

Indeed small amounts of
E-coli protein were detected in both GT samples that underwent
enzymatic LC/MS testing.

And as I've mentioned before the reactions I've seen pictures of are typical of what is observed in those
folk with a positive or "allergic" RAST test.

1. I was not aware that GT sample was tested by LC/MS, I've never seen that posted anywhere.

2. Post the data then.

 

[Marcus]

1. I was not aware that GT sample was tested by LC/MS, I've never seen that posted anywhere.

2. Post the data then.

Don't try and sidetrack this thread when we're speaking of such an important subject Jano

 

[Jeffg353]

O how far this thread has fallen...just to drop it a few feet further

 

[janoshik]

Don't try and sidetrack this thread when we're speaking of such an important subject Jano

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T.T

 

[ProfessorX]

I've seen this quote before and I'm quite sure it came from RESEARCH GRADE GH, and research grade GH is reserved for in-vitro experimental studies.

Because of its biologic consequences no measureable amount of "Endotoxin" should be present in Pharma GH.

Someone also mentioned "biologic testing" of GGH, sorry fellas but that's what many running GGH are doing, yet some still want or need to believe GGH complies with the same standards as Pharma, in spite of the cost differences and unsubstantiated oversight.

I mean seriously guys a what else are UGLs overlooking, if they can't even dose those products being sold correctly.

Endotoxins are a byproduct in manufacturing rHGH (Escherichia Coli)

"Because of its biologic consequences no measureable amount of "Endotoxin" should be present in Pharma GH."

That's not correct

There are "allowable limits"

This is included for rHGH for human use

http://www.bcis.gr/bcis/pdf/EndotoxinLimits.pdf

http://www.eagleanalytical.com/Uploads/Groups/117/DocumentGallery/PEP_AllowEndotoxLimits_04-06.pdf

Bacterial Endotoxins/Pyrogens

The GodTropin product may contain levels that exceed the "allowable limit" causing the irritation (welts)

But, without actually testing the vial(s) for excessive endotoxins present....it's just a guess

Allowable Limit:

endotoxin levels to 0.5 eu/μg or less

 

[mands]

Indeed small amounts of
E-coli protein were detected in both GT samples that underwent
enzymatic LC/MS testing.

And as I've mentioned before the reactions I've seen pictures of are typical of what is observed in those
folk with a positive or "allergic" RAST test.

Hey dude! Can you dig up that LC/MS data on the GT samples buddy.

mands

 

[mands]

Endotoxins are a byproduct in manufacturing rHGH (Escherichia Coli)

"Because of its biologic consequences no measureable amount of "Endotoxin" should be present in Pharma GH."

That's not correct

There are "allowable limits"

This is included for rHGH for human use

http://www.bcis.gr/bcis/pdf/EndotoxinLimits.pdf

http://www.eagleanalytical.com/Uploads/Groups/117/DocumentGallery/PEP_AllowEndotoxLimits_04-06.pdf

Bacterial Endotoxins/Pyrogens

The GodTropin product may contain levels that exceed the "allowable limit" causing the irritation (welts)

But, without actually testing the vial(s) for excessive endotoxins present....it's just a guess

Allowable Limit:

endotoxin levels to 0.5 eu/μg or less

Hey big man! I don't see it in the bcis PDF. Am I missing it?

mands

 

[ProfessorX]

Hey big man! I don't see it in the bcis PDF. Am I missing it?

mands

Sorry Mands....it (rHGH) might not not be listed in that info

I posted it just to show that there are "allowable limits" allowed

Standard, according to European Pharmacopoeia:

endotoxin levels < 0.5 eu/μg (Jano can confirm this maybe?)

Example listed here (endotoxins) for JTPN GeneSci PHARMA - Mexico Distr.

 

[Dr JIM]

Hey dude! Can you dig up that LC/MS data on the GT samples buddy.

mands

You may have the data already
but if not let me know, post what you like, but as an TRYPSIN
LC/MS recall there's close to 100
pages.

But I'm NOT pandering to Janos
whims as with such vast capabilities HE can run his own LC/MS on any sample MANDS and post the data, LMAO!

That clown is a WASTE OF TIME!

 

[Marcus]

You may have the data already
but if not let me know, post what you like, but as an TRYPSIN
LC/MS recall there's close to 100
pages.

But I'm NOT pandering to Janos
whims as with such vast capabilities HE can run his own LC/MS on any sample MANDS and post the data, LMAO!

That clown is a WASTE OF TIME!

I understand you and Jano have not had the best of experiences together... to say the least.

But do you or @mands mind posting the data for the rest of us then? I would love to see it as well. I had no idea that e.coli was found in GT

 

[Dr JIM]

Sorry Mands....it (rHGH) might not not be listed in that info

I posted it just to show that there are "allowable limits" allowed

Standard, according to European Pharmacopoeia:

endotoxin levels < 0.5 eu/μg (Jano can confirm this maybe?)

Example listed here (endotoxins) for JTPN GeneSci PHARMA - Mexico Distr.

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"Mexico GH" really ?

Isn't GenSci the Chinese manufacture of "JINS"

The European Pharmacopea ?

And Jano can confirm, right didn't Jano also confirm he ran an assay for MANDS but DIDNT!

Some never learn.

 

[ProfessorX]

"Mexico GH" really ?

Isn't GenSci the Chinese manufacture of "JINS"

The European Pharmacopea ?

And Jano can confirm, right didn't Jano also confirm he ran an assay for MANDS but DIDNT!

Some never learn.

What you got against Mexicans and Chinese ?

The testing was for JTPNs done by:

Link:
Innovare R&D

Using European Pharmacopoeia 5.0 as reference (PH Eur 5.0)

Link:
European Pharmacopoeia - Wikipedia

Bacteria/ENDOTOXINS

JTPNs are manufactured by GenSci (JINTROPIN).....same PHARMA Co that manufactures Jintrolong as referenced here by Scally MD

Link:
Long-Acting Pegylated Recombinant hGH (Jintrolong(R))

Link:
GeneScience Pharmaceuticals Co Ltd


"Some never learn"

What does that mean?

 

[mands]

I understand you and Jano have not had the best of experiences together... to say the least.

But do you or @mands mind posting the data for the rest of us then? I would love to see it as well. I had no idea that e.coli was found in GT

I will look to see if I can find it. If not Jim can probably locate it.

mands