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That's what he states he is selling. Only one way to know what he is selling.
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That's what he states he is selling. Only one way to know what he is selling.
Yes. HPLC testing.That's what he states he is selling. Only one way to know what he is selling.
I hope you are right.Yes. HPLC testing.
Hopeful you are following closely.You’re in this guys thread trying to speak for the community pushing your “look at me, I’m so smart” testing agenda.
You haven’t even demonstrated the “WHY” anyone should CARE!
Why would you test for metals that aren’t there? Do you know how much copper, or iron would be “harmful”? What’s the purpose of testing for those?I hope you are right.
Hopeful you are following closely.You’re in this guys thread trying to speak for the community pushing your “look at me, I’m so smart” testing agenda.
You haven’t even demonstrated the “WHY” anyone should CARE!
Appreciate the feedback on all this.
Ok, don't read the linked posts. Take care.Why would you test for metals that aren’t there? Do you know how much copper, or iron would be “harmful”? What’s the purpose of testing for those?
I had a look at the "lab tests" link that a member provided on the first page of this thread.Why would you test for metals that aren’t there? Do you know how much copper, or iron would be “harmful”? What’s the purpose of testing for those?
From the source's FAQ page:you also think that sterility testing for these products is not and should not be necessary?
https://www.musclejuice.org/faq/
DO YOUR PRODUCTS UNDERGO LABORATORY TESTS?
Most of our products are laboratory tested by independent reputable laboratories such as JANOSHIK. All tests are performed using validated methods including HPLC and microbiological analysis.
Well, I am a retard but I could not see any of that, just old stuff.From the source's FAQ page:
Code:https://www.musclejuice.org/faq/
microbiological analysis?
Where are those tests? Prove it.
Drug addicts love to be lied to. Is that the takeaway?
Definitely not buying that!I am a retard
I admit to and know my limitations.Definitely not buying that!
Your Member status is well deserved. You are a real benefit to this forum. Thanks for being here and calling it like you see it no matter what that is.I admit to and know my limitations.
There are many smart, eloquent and cultured people, here.
I am not in that league but I can read and, sometimes, work a few things out.
I am not quite sure what this gentleman is trying to say, in his replies to you.
They do not make a lot of sense, when one looks at what this reseller provides (that is, zero) in terms of proof that he is selling legitimate and safe products.
But I look forward to hearing from him.
I’ve read all of your linked posts.Ok, don't read the linked posts. Take care.
There is no way to thoughtfully communicate with you as you aren't acting in a good faith manner to have a rational conversation. I bid you a good day.
I think he should do more HPLC testingI had a look at the "lab tests" link that a member provided on the first page of this thread.
I am very ignorant about all this, so you will have to help me out with some explaining, if you don't mind.
First of all, those tests are extremely old.
For some reason, there is even one dating back to 2019.
Why it is still there, idk. Maybe they forgot about it.
The more "recent" ones, e.g. January 2024, appear to have been done by the manufacturer (not the reseller, which this guy is, as you point out) and related to a specific batch.
So, the fact he has not engaged with any testing himself, that you may be receiving a completely different batch from the one that was tested, that the testing is so out of date and inadequate is OK to you?
It's a genuine question.
Yes absolutely I look for UGLs that test. I go further and look for UGLs that have blind testing and incentives for customers to perform blind testing. That’s transparency. I’ve sent samples to Jano and Lab4Tox for testing over the years.Idk if you buy from any ugl here but if you do, do you look for/ask for tests of the latest batch produced, or are you happy to see what they have posted last year and make your purchase in relation to that?
Is it necessary? One vial can be sterile and the 10-20 next to it could have shit in them. What’s that one vial tell us? How often do you see guys developing infections? How is testing for sterility going to prevent that. A reported infection kills a source. Floaters usually kill a source.Also, even allowing for metal testing to be something you and others deem irrelevant, you also think that sterility testing for these products is not and should not be necessary?
I’ve never purchased anything in a pretty box here. Why would anyone. I only purchase stuff that’s been tested and I’ve also sent samples to Jano over the years.Is it because the products here come in nice little boxes, so the assumption is that they are legit and g2g, in every possible way, or does it apply to something that reaches you inside a box that says "Aloe Vera face masks", too?
We covered the metals in my thread. You asked and I answered very clearly. The question then is are we done or continue surveillance.Me: asking about metals
That is open question. Is HPLC accurately measuring concentration of active Test ester? Unrelated?You: link to the various testosterone compounds that didn’t fully form.
Me: You still haven’t identified anything in any of these tests that are a concern.
I know you tracked down one COA and someone else was able to get another one so you have pharma and compounded pharmacy covered.Circular? I don't see it that way. We continue to differ on the money that should be spent for surveillance. You deem HPLC sufficient. I fall closer to pharma surveillance. I think that covers it. In my little projects what perfect of the AAS universe have I tested?
I shared both of those COAs. Tracked them both down. Yes.I know you tracked down one COA and someone else was able to get another one so you have pharma and compounded pharmacy covered.
It is USP standard for pharma product. Those tests reflect the inpurity specs for the product. In this case injectable AAS.Throughout that process, did you learn WHY the FDA has those analyses performed. I know it’s a QA/QC measure but if they require it, assumably there’s a reason. Is it every batch or what’s the frequency?
Have you found anywhere that says those analyses sometimes reveal samples that do not “pass”?It is USP standard for pharma product. In this case injectable AAS. Yes, every batch is tested usually by selecting a certain number of units randomly from each batch. There's a whole guide to statistical analysis and designing a QC standard I shared a few days ago here. Probably way too much to expect in this realm I agree. Perhaps in time.
Have you found anywhere that says those analyses sometimes reveal samples that do not “pass”?
I’m trying to establish the concern. If you establish that, then you’ll have mine and everyone’s support on this.