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Labmax is a testing kit that turns a certain color when certain compounds are in a solution..
Is it accurate? No
It's a test that has too many variables in there when testing the injectable solution. The fluorescent light that is radiated back to your eye is the result.
You can think it looks red, I think it looks pink, the camera makes it look brown..
The carrier oil can make it a certain color taint that it shouldn't be.
Straight oil can make a glow as well.
The problem with labmax:
1. You don't know if it is the carrier creating the glow, the solvents, or the compound...
2. There is no written report or any way to document what color it is actually glowing.
3. Does the strength of the glow determine the "purity" of the compound you are trying to test? - Answer: No. From their website "The steroids test kit is cheap and vey reliable alternative to expensive laboratory testing. It can detect various substances including steroids, it will not give you concentration of the substance but it will detect its presence only. "
4. Does it show the color of "impurities" or how will "impurities" affect the color? Does the impurities increase glow?
5. Does the color of the raw powder + sterile water produce a different result than the finished product? YES LMAO
5a. Does this make sense that the raw pure product produce a different color? FUCK NO!
Here is a link to the "identification table"
I am not trying to argue, I am asking questions and thinking aloud because I have been reading for so long now about these labmax reports use before people are using a lab; and thinking to myself. What happened to using the damn product and seeing the results?? Isn't that what matters in the end?
If I were to buy a cocaine test kit, should I test it to see the purity of it.... Or should I just rack up a line and see what's up?
I hope to get some constructive feedback on why you use Labmax, how you can find the test credible when you are throwing so many variables into the mix. Like Test P the raw powder states it doesn't glow, but when mixed with oil it does? Does oil mean Oil and the solvent? Does testing the oil alone create a certain color compared to oil and solvent? I personally would think so.
So many questions, not a lot of information available.
And do people post on here about the STRENGTH of the glow? Yes, but even the website it states it doesn't have to do with intensity of the glow. Then it states on that table "(orange with very low concetration)" for the testosterone enanthate; although it previously stated it doesn't detect concentrations...
All you guys spending your money on Labmax rethink what exactly you are getting..
It is my opinion that Labmax doesn't prove shit....
It makes purchasing harder from UGLs because the information being provided from Labmax isn't exactly "information" if you go by my definition.
Labmax users! Explain yourself for using this tool compared to just using the gear, I don't see the reason for it perhaps I have been missing out on something!
p.s. Labmax doesn't seem to differentiate much between the esters... Nor the compounds, everything is green yellow orange and the purer raw powders show no color lol.
Edit: Labmax seems to be good to use for var/winny!
Is it accurate? No
It's a test that has too many variables in there when testing the injectable solution. The fluorescent light that is radiated back to your eye is the result.
You can think it looks red, I think it looks pink, the camera makes it look brown..
The carrier oil can make it a certain color taint that it shouldn't be.
Straight oil can make a glow as well.
The problem with labmax:
1. You don't know if it is the carrier creating the glow, the solvents, or the compound...
2. There is no written report or any way to document what color it is actually glowing.
3. Does the strength of the glow determine the "purity" of the compound you are trying to test? - Answer: No. From their website "The steroids test kit is cheap and vey reliable alternative to expensive laboratory testing. It can detect various substances including steroids, it will not give you concentration of the substance but it will detect its presence only. "
4. Does it show the color of "impurities" or how will "impurities" affect the color? Does the impurities increase glow?
5. Does the color of the raw powder + sterile water produce a different result than the finished product? YES LMAO
5a. Does this make sense that the raw pure product produce a different color? FUCK NO!
Here is a link to the "identification table"
Code:
http://www.labmax.ca/steroidslist.pdfI am not trying to argue, I am asking questions and thinking aloud because I have been reading for so long now about these labmax reports use before people are using a lab; and thinking to myself. What happened to using the damn product and seeing the results?? Isn't that what matters in the end?
If I were to buy a cocaine test kit, should I test it to see the purity of it.... Or should I just rack up a line and see what's up?
I hope to get some constructive feedback on why you use Labmax, how you can find the test credible when you are throwing so many variables into the mix. Like Test P the raw powder states it doesn't glow, but when mixed with oil it does? Does oil mean Oil and the solvent? Does testing the oil alone create a certain color compared to oil and solvent? I personally would think so.
So many questions, not a lot of information available.
And do people post on here about the STRENGTH of the glow? Yes, but even the website it states it doesn't have to do with intensity of the glow. Then it states on that table "(orange with very low concetration)" for the testosterone enanthate; although it previously stated it doesn't detect concentrations...
All you guys spending your money on Labmax rethink what exactly you are getting..
It is my opinion that Labmax doesn't prove shit....
It makes purchasing harder from UGLs because the information being provided from Labmax isn't exactly "information" if you go by my definition.
Labmax users! Explain yourself for using this tool compared to just using the gear, I don't see the reason for it perhaps I have been missing out on something!
p.s. Labmax doesn't seem to differentiate much between the esters... Nor the compounds, everything is green yellow orange and the purer raw powders show no color lol.
Edit: Labmax seems to be good to use for var/winny!
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