GP test E labmax video

[whatsup]

Hi there guys, Just did a labmax test on my GP test e 250. Please see attached video and give your thoughts on this please? Take note, i had 2 vials of GP test e and only 1 labmax kit .. so what i did was to draw/mix a from both the test e bottles. My logic is.. if either one or both is fake, the color would be different for sure(hope i am right)

Also take note that this is not the 365nm uv light... Mine is a cheap version(gives out more like purple+blue) and only got this because i didn't want to order from online and wait another 1-2 weeks. So please give me your thoughts.. Wanted to share this with the rest.



p.s: Am already on my 2nd week of test e cycle for 12 weeks.

 

[whatsup]

Another close up photo

 

[mercury]

I see some blue fluorescence which is positive for test enan. But without proper 365 nm UV light it is hard to figure out. You might have 395 or 405 nm blue light, it does not work.

It is worth spending a little on good UV light you can always use it to check for fake money, blood stains etc.

 

[whatsup]

Got a better uv light, hope this shows much better detail. But labmax was done yesterday. So i'm not sure ... Also like i said, i mixed both test e vials i had into the test vials. So far it looks ok to me...The camera can't pick up much details but i can see mostly blue and greenish

 

[whatsup]

Ok i was not satisfied and went searching for the recommended 365nm uv light and the difference is day and night. To those(newbies like me) who wants to do a labmax.. Would be a good idea to use the 365nm uv lights

 

[mercury]

I am a little confused with the pictures and your UV light
I see the blue fluorescence so it is pass

it looks exactly like the last one on the bottom of this instruction page
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the only difference that your picture was taken in dark room

 

[whatsup]

I am a little confused with the pictures and your UV light

sorry for the confusion , the first set of pics were taken using a cheap uv light. 2nd set of pics were taken using a 380-400nm uv light. Last set of pics were taken using 365nm uv light and the difference was day and night. And glad to know it's a pass