HGH purity 95%, 97%, 99.9% whats the difference?

That's bc post production sequence or ratio alterations of this nature can only be detected by enzymatic LC/MS or perhaps by changes in IGF

That is not true.

A change of a single amino acid in sequence will be detected by a simple reverse phase HPLC.

Even a partial change of a single amino acid in sequence, such as deamination (change of mere 3 atoms!) of asparagine will be detected by simple reverse phase HPLC.
 
And the evidence you have to support this degree of sensitivity without effecting specificity in a molecule of 191 AA with a weight of almost 22KD is what?

So I suppose that's why you used a RPHPLC in your GH assays, right!
 
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I'm in bed on my cellphone, so I apologise for not providing link, but Karlsson made a nice publication about that back in 2012. Feel free to check it out.

Or I'll just post it tomorrow.
 
dr jim: is then the only way to measure real ' strenght' of a batch of HGH is to do a serum test? and the higher the HGH ng/l the better the 'strenght' and so the quality?
 
dr jim: is then the only way to measure real ' strenght' of a batch of HGH is to do a serum test? and the higher the HGH ng/l the better the 'strenght' and so the quality?

A HGH serum test lacks sensitivity (meaning you actually have 'quality' HGH) since a) interindividual serum levels may vary hugely and b) you might just be injecting cheap(er) peptides.

It may have specificity (bunk HGH) if the levels are really low, however.

An IGF serum test would be a lot better, but this still can't tell you the actual amount of HGH you're using and again peptides will stimulate IGF as well. To know the exact amount of HGH you have to send it to a lab of the likes of DR JIM, jano or SIMEC.
 
I think if their is a choice to run generic hgh for 18 months or use pharma grade for 6 months, I will go with the 6 month plan.
 
OP I don't know if your question was answered but suspect a bit of elaboration may help.

When Pharma mentions purity of their GH what is being referred to is what percentage of the PROTEIN POLY-peps are GH rather than GH subunits or "iso-forms"

That's bc unlike generic, Pharma
already has genome evidence their E-coli WILL PRODUCE a 191 AA GH molecule BUT what is somewhat unknown is the frequency of genetic errors.

It's the "errors" that can result in the production of GH sub-units or isoforms, and this can certainly be important bc few isoforms possess intrinsic bioactivity, esp on par with
the legit GH!

So in this instance a "purity" of close to 95% matters little with respect to efficacy, at least according to the FDA
bc that's what is required.
 
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You also need to understand however I've yet to see ANY evidence generic GH has purifies of 95% bc every HPLC that I've reviewed have a very narrow window of visualization.

This means other peaks may be present yet could have been omitted, since the elution time window is set to "catch" only GH, and if no other peaks are present the purity can readily be stated as being > 99%!

In addition since generic manufacturers have not published (nor will they) genomic evidence, one should NOT assume the AA sequence or proportions approximate that of Pharma.

Finally these QUALITATIVE questions
- is the sequence correct

- are the Amino Acid proportions correct

- are other proteins, poly-PEPs, subunits or isoforms present AND if so what is their percentage AND how such changes effect overall "purity"

- can not be answered with a reasonable degree of certainty using an AAA

I hope that helps

Jim
 
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Oh an let me also state the notion an ELISA assay can be used to determine GH "purity" is
utterly absurd bc ELISA testing is SPECIFIC for ONE molecule and can NOT differentiate a 191 AA GH from one that contains 192 AA (or any other GH isoforms or subunit) NLESS a specific test was developed explicitly for that purpose.

Thus bc ELISA can not rule out the presence of significant quantities of protein based genomic production impurities a
ELISA purity listing is dubious at best if not outright bullshit IMO.

(Unless someone can cite ANY company that manufactures and sells such a product for use in analytical labs, NOT)
 
Oh an let me also state the notion an ELISA assay can be used to determine GH "purity" is
utterly absurd bc ELISA testing is SPECIFIC for ONE molecule and can NOT differentiate a 191 AA GH from one that contains 192 AA (or any other GH isoforms or subunit) NLESS a specific test was developed explicitly for that purpose.

Thus bc ELISA can not rule out the presence of significant quantities of protein based genomic production impurities a
ELISA purity listing is dubious at best if not outright bullshit IMO.

(Unless someone can cite ANY company that manufactures and sells such a product for use in analytical labs, NOT)

Given the most recent Assays. Please correct me if I am wrong. I am going to attempt to explain what you are saying in layman's terms.

I believe the Doc is saying.

1. Pharm GH is guaranteed to fit the FDAs requirements. Ecoli that will become 191. Pharma GH purity really does not matter much as because what matters is the GHs ability to do what it is intended to do.

2. Generic is not guaranteed to have 191. This makes errors that can result in the production of GH sub-units or isoforms(which may test positive for gh *not sure on this but my guess is the doc is saying these impurities do not act as GH does. Generic's may have these errors but very little 191? However Pharma has these errors but this doesn't matter according to the FDA as it has Ecoli that will turn 191

3. The Generic GH tests only for GH not for these impurities. So he is saying they can claim to be 99% GH even though it is unknown what the rest is as that isnt being tested for.

4. ELISA testing is a bunch of poop. It doesn't test to differentiate between 191AA or 192AA. A new test must be developed to do this. My guess is somehow the FDA knows that they are selling us 191 not 192


How did that interpretation go?
 
Dr. Jim

So you are saying even though our bodies show increased IGF etc while using these things. That result may occur from injecting a peptide blend as well. The assays showed 191 present in most vials tested. However what is not known is how the impurities will effect our bodies. Ie cancer, or who knows. Also the test did not test for 192? Am I correct in thinking all of them may or may not have that sub type? Apparently 192AA is dangerous. I do not know much about 192, but that seems to be true.

Jim if a sample has a considerable amount of contaminant. Say GLY like sample 00. Does this effect the efficacy of the 191AA that is present? Also could such contaminants explain why BBers are able to use and suggest 10iu of generic? When if one was using pharm I've seen 3iu being suggested.
 
OP I don't know if your question was answered but suspect a bit of elaboration may help.

When Pharma mentions purity of their GH what is being referred to is what percentage of the PROTEIN POLY-peps are GH rather than GH subunits or "iso-forms"

That's bc unlike generic, Pharma
already has genome evidence their E-coli WILL PRODUCE a 191 AA GH molecule BUT what is somewhat unknown is the frequency of genetic errors.

It's the "errors" that can result in the production of GH sub-units or isoforms, and this can certainly be important bc few isoforms possess intrinsic bioactivity, esp on par with
the legit GH!

So in this instance a "purity" of close to 95% matters little with respect to efficacy, at least according to the FDA
bc that's what is required.

It is defined in the pharmacopoeia and it is not defined as you had stated it.

Rest of the post is just nonsense.

Do you really believe that the manufacturers of generics are bioengineering their own bacteria manufacturing HGH? And they actually succeed in doing so, but accidentally use wrong gene?

Because doing that would imply degree of knowledge unparalleled to pretty much anybody in the game of illegal hormones and a schoolers mistake and as I am firm believer in occams razor, I don't think that's the case.

You also need to understand however I've yet to see ANY evidence generic GH has purifies of 95% bc every HPLC that I've reviewed have a very narrow window of visualization.

This means other peaks may be present yet could have been omitted, since the elution time window is set to "catch" only GH, and if no other peaks are present the purity can readily be stated as being > 99%!

In addition since generic manufacturers have not published (nor will they) genomic evidence, one should NOT assume the AA sequence or proportions approximate that of Pharma.

Finally these QUALITATIVE questions
- is the sequence correct

- are the Amino Acid proportions correct

- are other proteins, poly-PEPs, subunits or isoforms present AND if so what is their percentage AND how such changes effect overall "purity"

- can not be answered with a reasonable degree of certainty using an AAA

I hope that helps

Jim

You do not know what you are talking about.

What is 'narrow window of visualisation'? Sounds like term pulled out of somewhere to me.

Elution time windown to catch only GH? How are you even courageous enough to spout bullshit like this?

NONE of the methods used or out of those I have ever seen is like that. Only an amateur without any sense of what HPLC testing of proteins looks like could say something like that.

ALL THE METHODS PUBLIC AND NOT PUBLIC I HAVE EVER SEEN, and I've seen dozens, call for run times much longer than those that would be necessary to 'just catch' HGH. Also, there are things like flushing the column and of course there is SEC, where you know EXACTLY after how many ML of mobile phase it is GUARANTEED everything had eluted. Combined with short times necessary for SEC how in the world do you think anybody would run it shorter than that?

With RP HPLC it can be estimated VERY WELL when everything had eluted as well, that's what modifiers and gradients are for.

Only thing I can agree with you here is that AAA is far from ideal test for HGH.

Oh an let me also state the notion an ELISA assay can be used to determine GH "purity" is
utterly absurd bc ELISA testing is SPECIFIC for ONE molecule and can NOT differentiate a 191 AA GH from one that contains 192 AA (or any other GH isoforms or subunit) NLESS a specific test was developed explicitly for that purpose.

Thus bc ELISA can not rule out the presence of significant quantities of protein based genomic production impurities a
ELISA purity listing is dubious at best if not outright bullshit IMO.

(Unless someone can cite ANY company that manufactures and sells such a product for use in analytical labs, NOT)

Where exactly did anybody ever state ELISA can determine purity?

I don't really remember about anybody but my using immunoassays for analytical testing of GH, so I will assume you are talking about me - so I'll be happy if you'd quote me on that.

Only thing I have stated is that ELISA is extremely PRECISE QUANTITATIVE test, which is a statement I still stand behind as I do usually stand behind my statements.

Unlike somebody who contradicts himself on facts on the same page of some some threads.


I am sorry for the tone of the post, but first, MISINFORMATIONS AND LIES MAKE ME ANGRY and second, when I tried to make my coffee (see post above) my coffee maker literally exploded, so my addiction is not sated.
 
Well for a Pharma GH that's true bc their production processes are reviewed extensively to ensure the product being sold to consumers mimics that of HGH.

This is NOT true of generic GH and a classic example of what could be overlooked by HPLC is the "Z" sample.

That's bc post production sequence or ratio alterations of this nature can only be detected by enzymatic LC/MS or perhaps by changes in IGF

dr Jim,

you seem to know a whole lot about HGH. could you help me with the following; is it possible to use HGH non Lyophilised powder for subQ injection? will it work? will it be stable? and if so, with what to mix? and how long does it stay usuable when mixed?

i know at least one issue is that the raw non lyophilised powder will not be sterile when u mix it with with for instance 1% NaCL solution, but i think that should not realy be a problem for subQ injection. some lyophilised HGH vials are also not vacuum packed so they are also not sterile.

could you help please?
 
dr Jim,

you seem to know a whole lot about HGH. could you help me with the following; is it possible to use HGH non Lyophilised powder for subQ injection? will it work? will it be stable? and if so, with what to mix? and how long does it stay usuable when mixed?

i know at least one issue is that the raw non lyophilised powder will not be sterile when u mix it with with for instance 1% NaCL solution, but i think that should not realy be a problem for subQ injection. some lyophilised HGH vials are also not vacuum packed so they are also not sterile.

could you help please?

Pinning ANY non sterile product SubQ can and often does result in an infection and your suggestion to the contrary is utter NONSENSE

As for your other questions Ive no idea bc the product has not been appropriately purified or tested but doing anything, except throwing that what you have in the trash, is NOT worth the risk IMO

Good luck
 
i dont have any product so luckily i dont have to throw anything in the trash. i thought first look for some information before i start that road. but probably better to end this road :):)
 
Other than that, the general scare is that the impurities might be harmful to health.

The impurity substance of 95% will be more than 99.9%. That's the why price change a lot. If not, who will try their best to enhance the purifying technology?
 
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