Laboratory testing of AASs, GH, peptides...

basically you guys are accusing him of faking the results right?
I’m not accusing anyone of anything but if I’ve learned one thing on this board is you can’t trust anyone. I respect everyone sending samples for testing I just think it should be completely anonymous. Then there can be no claims of underhanded shit going on. Again, I’m not saying there is, just remove all doubt!
 
No, I’m no accusing anyone of anything but it’s always best to have everyone blinded when it comes to testing.
I’m not accusing anyone of anything but if I’ve learned one thing on this board is you can’t trust anyone. I respect everyone sending samples for testing I just think it should be completely anonymous. Then there can be no claims of underhanded shit going on. Again, I’m not saying there is, just remove all doubt!

Ok it just sounded that way for a second. I totally agree it makes things more credible. But there is a level of trust with how I did it.
 
@Analyzer would you mind explaining your testing method? Do you

A. Inject oil as it comes out of the vials in the HPLC machine?

B. Extract steroids from oil with solvents?

C. Dilute oil from vials with some solvents?

Would you mind explaining what solvents do you use?
 
@Analyzer would you mind explaining your testing method? Do you

A. Inject oil as it comes out of the vials in the HPLC machine?

B. Extract steroids from oil with solvents?

C. Dilute oil from vials with some solvents?

Would you mind explaining what solvents do you use?
@Analyzer
You seem to use GC-FID which doesn't identify steroids (or any substance) by itself.
It only tells you that something triggered a peak at X time.

Please enlighten us
on what retention times do different steroids give peaks at?
What column/parameters do you use for that?
 
@Analyzer
You seem to use GC-FID which doesn't identify steroids (or any substance) by itself.
It only tells you that something triggered a peak at X time.

Please enlighten us
on what retention times do different steroids give peaks at?
What column/parameters do you use for that?
Ya I'm kinda interested in hear what's used and how.
 
@Analyzer urgently needs to urgently address his testing methods to get any further credibility.
We all know how @jano ended up = dice tosser
I'm not accusing @Analyzer of being an impostor YET, so I hope he provides in-depth info on his testing methods.

He claims using GC-FID which doesn't identify steroids (or any other substance) by itself.

As an attached file you can see a (professionally made) GC-FID chart
images.jpg

this only tells you that Testosterone triggered a peak in the chart at 130-something minutes.

The problem is that thousands of different substances can trigger a chart peak at the same time (technically called retention time)
Remember it's black market drugs he's testing, so they could contain everything.

Compare that to a GC-MS chart for Testosterone (professionally tested at a University)
MS_testosterone.gif

Unit 9: Crime: GC-IRMS

In stark contrast, the peaks in the GC-MS chart are virtually unique for Testosterone.

As you can read in the above link, they use GC-MS and NOT GC-FID to test for steroids.
(In fact, the tech paper advises to use IR infrared besides GC-MS for further certainty that it is indeed Testosterone in the sample)


Besides, there are many other inconsistent @Analyzer claims, like these
https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/fackts-about-analyzer.134384809/


He also claimed he makes (makeshift) "reference standards" by purifying raws.
"The standard was prepared form purified and recrystallized raw compound."
https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/ppl-dihydroboldenone-analyzer.134390468/#post-2107742

So, how can he be sure the raws actually contain the steroid they claim to be, without ever testing them with GC-MS?
"Anavar" could very well be, say Winstrol and @Analyzer couldn't realize it.


Also consider his refusal to provide in-depth charts and tables that led to the "ninety-something % purity" figures.
"I don't show calibration data anymore. Too much extra work to process all chromatograms and paste them into reports."
https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/ppl-dihydroboldenone-analyzer.134390468/#post-2107742



And this only exposes him in the steroid identification part
He didn't provide any HPLC raw-data as to avoid being exposed in the quantification part (% of purity for raws, or concentration for finished liquid samples)
More to come, please stay tuned...
 
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@Analyzer urgently needs to urgently address his testing methods to get any further credibility.
We all know how @jano ended up = dice tosser
I'm not accusing @Analyzer of being an impostor YET, so I hope he provides in-depth info on his testing methods.

He claims using GC-FID which doesn't identify steroids (or any other substance) by itself.

As an attached file you can see a (professionally made) GC-FID chart
View attachment 88914

this only tells you that Testosterone triggered a peak in the chart at 130-something minutes.

The problem is that thousands of different substances can trigger a chart peak at the same time (technically called retention time)
Remember it's black market drugs he's testing, so they could contain everything.

Compare that to a GC-MS chart for Testosterone (professionally tested at a University)
MS_testosterone.gif

Unit 9: Crime: GC-IRMS

In stark contrast, the peaks in the GC-MS chart are virtually unique for Testosterone.

As you can read in the above link, they use GC-MS and NOT GC-FID to test for steroids.
(In fact, the tech paper advises to use IR infrared besides GC-MS for further certainty that it is indeed Testosterone in the sample)


Besides, there are many other inconsistent @Analyzer claims, like these
https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/fackts-about-analyzer.134384809/


He also claimed he makes (makeshift) "reference standards" by purifying raws.
"The standard was prepared form purified and recrystallized raw compound."
PPL Dihydroboldenone {Analyzer}

So, how can he be sure the raws actually contain the steroid they claim to be, without ever testing them with GC-MS?
"Anavar" could very well be, say Winstrol and @Analyzer couldn't realize it.


Also consider his refusal to provide in-depth charts and tables that led to the "ninety-something % purity" figures.
"I don't show calibration data anymore. Too much extra work to process all chromatograms and paste them into reports."
https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/ppl-dihydroboldenone-analyzer.134390468/#post-2107742



And this only exposes him in the steroid identification part
He didn't provide any HPLC raw-data as to avoid being exposed in the quantification part (% of purity for raws, or concentration for finished liquid samples)
More to come, please stay tuned...

This is a pretty significant accusation that I hope to see get addressed!

One question I have for you though, @master.on , and maybe I just missed it, but I thought the samples sent to @Analyzer are sent blindly, so he must be able to identify the steroid individually, because he is not told what is in the sample ahead of time, unless I am not understanding what you are saying above?
 
One question I have for you though, @master.on , and maybe I just missed it, but I thought the samples sent to @Analyzer are sent blindly, so he must be able to identify the steroid individually, because he is not told what is in the sample ahead of time, unless I am not understanding what you are saying above?
If I'm understanding the complaint properly... it's basically that he's using a process that can ID a substance, but it can't provide purity. So say you send him unmarked anadrol. He'll be able to ID it as anadrol, but he wouldn't be able to tell the difference between 60% anadrol and 99.99% anadrol.

I don't know if this is true or not, since I have no background in chemistry, but I believe this is their concern.
 
If I'm understanding the complaint properly... it's basically that he's using a process that can ID a substance, but it can't provide purity. So say you send him unmarked anadrol. He'll be able to ID it as anadrol, but he wouldn't be able to tell the difference between 60% anadrol and 99.99% anadrol.

I don't know if this is true or not, since I have no background in chemistry, but I believe this is their concern.

If you look at this example:

https://thinksteroids.com/community...200e-2018-03-analyzer.134391809/#post-2161579

He was able to determine compound, carrier, solvent and dosage. Not certain if this was a blind sample, you'd have to ask @G2Ready about that.

Everyone needs to understand that @master.on is a fucking weirdo. We love him, he's entertaining, for the most part. But he gets on these kicks, where he goes around demanding answers for random things, then a week later, he doesn't care anymore, then he's off on his next crusade.
 
If you look at this example:

BGS LABS - PRIMO 200E - 2018-03 - Analyzer

He was able to determine compound, carrier, solvent and dosage. Not certain if this was a blind sample, you'd have to ask @G2Ready about that.

Everyone needs to understand that @master.on is a fucking weirdo. We love him, he's entertaining, for the most part. But he gets on these kicks, where he goes around demanding answers for random things, then a week later, he doesn't care anymore, then he's off on his next crusade.

All mine have been blind samples — all he sees is my different color tops:)

Wish I had a mass spec machine... seen a used one for 1.5 mil
 
Rp Hpcl is included in most full reports—

As most information is above my pay grade I tend to only post first page a lot of times...

@master.on if u need a full report of any particular one Pm me and I’ll send it over so u can put it in a spread sheet
 
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