powdered_toast_man
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Seems you are correct. Which sucks lol. But correct nonetheless.BB is a good solvent, whatever crap you have is probably going to be dissolved in the finished oil. It does not "choose" whats good for you..lol
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Seems you are correct. Which sucks lol. But correct nonetheless.BB is a good solvent, whatever crap you have is probably going to be dissolved in the finished oil. It does not "choose" whats good for you..lol
It might, but also it could be a pain in the arse to go through all the peaks there.90% purity raws and 60% purity raws can both achieve the same amount of concentration required in the oils as its usually quite low 200-250mg/ml. One will probably pip more and have random sides than the other.
Whats a good test to determine if the oil is "pure" or full of impurities?
GCMS?
unfortunately yesAll the finished oils testing shows is the mg/ml of the finished product.
It could be made out of raws that test at poor purity levels.
Seems we all really need it right now, sincethere's still finished oils being pushed. The vendors might have a small supply of good raws they use themselves to brew finished oils, but we don't know without the testing.It might, but also it could be a pain in the arse to go through all the peaks there.
But I think GCMS might be the one eyed king here.
Seems we all really need it right now, sincethere's still finished oils being pushed. The vendors might have a small supply of good raws they use themselves to brew finished oils, but we don't know without the testing.
I didn't mean to imply that we shouldn't pay for it. It should indeed have a cost. I was simply talking to Jano, and the board.Jano does offer it but i think GCMS addon costs more than testing the mg/ml itself. Basically the cost of testing goes up by more than 2x. Most UGLs do not even test their raws and even if they did, they do not publish them. No UGL is going to double their testing cost for GCMS.
I don't believe any UGL has promised that high quality % raws are used either. If you want it tested..I'm afraid you need to pay for it.
Are these problems happen with all compounds?
Makes me wish I added GCMS to the AAS samples I sent.It might, but also it could be a pain in the arse to go through all the peaks there.
But I think GCMS might be the one eyed king here.
Makes me wish I added GCMS to the AAS samples I sent.
I emailed @janoshik. But I don’t think there’s enough sample to do ID, mass, and GCMS. I only sent one cc.You still can if it's not complete.
I was able to add GCMS. They did provide the results of ID and mass:Not sure what the requirements are. Hopefully you'll get lucky. I think GCMS encompasses the other two.
Janoshik LABS please explain your error. The damage to our reputation has been severe. The spectrum shows that the purity of the product is 99.48%. Why do you mark it as 0
Both are tirzepatideWere they both supposed to be Tirz?
They're showing two different results. One Reta, one Tirz.
Good purity on both, but different products.
Packaging mixup? Frightening if so.Were they both supposed to be Tirz?
They're showing two different results. One Reta, one Tirz.
Good purity on both, but different products.
I don't think so... I mean looking at their internal testing they don't even have a retatrutide R15 with red cap.
