Tested this stuff about a month ago and its complete garbage. Its clearly not testosterone enanthate. Watch out for this counterfeit if your source is selling it. I used 2 drops in vial B and used a 365nm uv from labmax.
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[labmax] Test E Ilium Stanabolic (troy Labs) 250 Mg
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mercury
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Welcome new member .
I am not sure if I see the color right.
Is this green under UV ?
If indeed green then it looks like deca.
I am not sure if I see the color right.
Is this green under UV ?
If indeed green then it looks like deca.
mercury
New Member
it is obvious fail, just guessing what else does not make sense
maybe may mislabelled vials.
I would not inject it.
maybe may mislabelled vials.
I would not inject it.
mercury
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it does not look like sustanon
you have to use some logic too
if for example masteron fails the test, then it is probably test prop, this is what they do
by looking at you picture I am not sure what I see
it is some shit
looks like deca but I cannot believe that they replaced test with deca
labmax is simple pass and fail, it is fail and I would toss it away
you have to use some logic too
if for example masteron fails the test, then it is probably test prop, this is what they do
by looking at you picture I am not sure what I see
it is some shit
looks like deca but I cannot believe that they replaced test with deca
labmax is simple pass and fail, it is fail and I would toss it away
Bc Sustanon is a MIXTURE of AAS, correlation w LM results in any way is grossly inaccurate, and as such, must be avoided.
Hey Dr. Jim, I have heard that the tests cannot accurately test mixtures. I don't know if you know but according to the Labmax site sustanon 250 is testable with vials a and b. They have color coding specifically for sustanon 250.
I'm just quoting the LM site itself.
Moreover most have no idea (including myself until I became actively involved in AAS analysis) how difficult it is for even an HPLC to differentiate between the various AAS esters. Consequently in situations of this nature because the HPLC result may be equivocal MS is typically required, IME.
Finally since RX Sustanon 250 contains FOUR esters there is NO WAY any reagent test, including LM, can reliably detect and account for the subtle differences in structure and functional groups.
Regs
jim
Moreover most have no idea (including myself until I became actively involved in AAS analysis) how difficult it is for even an HPLC to differentiate between the various AAS esters. Consequently in situations of this nature because the HPLC result may be equivocal MS is typically required, IME.
Finally since RX Sustanon 250 contains FOUR esters there is NO WAY any reagent test, including LM, can reliably detect and account for the subtle differences in structure and functional groups.
Regs
jim
