I will post again, contaminants. I don't doubt there are the occasional contaminants which can skew a labmax, and still have the simec come back positive. Maybe this is what we witnessed here, maybe not? Either way, I would call it a nail in the coffin for labmax, at least for NPP testing. Or possibly Labmax just has difficulty testing NPP (surely some compounds must be more difficult than others to either confirm visually, or the test to detect at all). The whole 'one size fits all' shit about labmax seems odd to me... How can just 2 sets of reagents accurately identify THAT many different compounds?That is such reflective bullshit and you know it.
THe gear was advertised at 100mg/ml and testing showed it to be 110mg/ml. You think the lab added something else to this batch? Why the hell would hey waste their money when the product is already good and dosed above and beyond label claims? You are useless. Hold on, let me throw in some test cyp along with this NPP bc I have enough money.....
I still believe labmax has value for some tests, mainly the test esters and tren. Also, it's a good precautionary step for some users, like females, to identify if something they DON'T want is present (dbol in var's case, test in primo's case, etc etc). Still not 100%, of course.