ChemClarity.com
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Hi All,
A link to this thread was posted in a UK based forum that we're active on and we wanted to clear up some of the misinformation.
We're a genuine company that's worked hard over the last 9 months to create an affordable and accessible substance testing service - aimed at the general public.
I'll start with the points that stuck out.
Companies Registered Address
In the UK, it's common for a company to be registered to a domestic address. It's almost irrelevant as it's just the place the Government send mail concerning the company. In our case, and in many other cases, this address belongs to our Accountant.
This has been brought up before and we'll simply re-register the business using the laboratories address.
Observations on our Test Method
We wrote an article to help better explain the HLPC test method, which you can find on our website. A user on this board, that identified himself as our competitor, wrote a very long and detailed post - discrediting our service.
Whilst this gentleman is knowledgeable about the test method, everything that was said is irrelevant. This is why...
The image used in the article is there for illustrative purposes only. It's nothing more than a visual aid to support a point. This can be understood just by reading the article.
If you look at the top of the second image it clearly states 'Tren Ace Neat'. This is an unprepared drug that was run through our system. It is not a test sample.
Other than for the purpose of illustrating the difference between a legitimate and illicitly manufactured drug, it's a meaningless image. It does not give any information about our test method - regardless of how knowledgeable a person is about analytical chemistry.
Our claim to have a more comprehensive test method than SIMEC
This was read and reposted out of context. We've no first hand experience with SIMEC but recognise them as a reputable company - similar to our own.
We do our best to identify unknown compounds, or contaminants in a test sample. This clearly isn't what SIMEC have been asked to do as the information isn't on their test reports. The point was made that our test method would provide additional information.
In no way are we suggesting SIMEC are an inferior company. We know they're capable.
Who we are
ChemClarity Ltd is not a 'forwarding' company. It is a fully contracted partnership between two companies.
Life Sciences Laboratories in the UK work almost exclusively for other businesses and local authorities i.e. HM Prison Service, Emergency Services, Local Government and Government Agencies.
ChemClarity.com serves the general public and represents an entirely new sector, which is why a new company was incorporated. For reasons I won't go into, it's better for us to separate the business.
Certificates and accreditations
I'm not sure how things work in the US, but in the UK we have to hold a licence as opposed to a certificate or accreditation. As you know, we work in partnership with SureScreen Life Sciences Ltd, one of the UK’s best known drug testing laboratories. The laboratory holds a United Kingdom Controlled Drug Licence under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, allowing it to handle, possess and dispose of drugs securely in line with legislation set out by the Home Office.
Link to the Home Office, the UK's authority - Drugs licensing - GOV.UK
The price of testing
As we’re an existing and operating laboratory, we have the equipment required to do this kind of work. Over the last 9 months we’ve made a significant investment in procuring the materials and hardware required to build a lean and efficient testing service. This enables us to make the most out of the facility we have.
That said, to function commercially, our service relies on volume – but based on feedback and uptake of the service in the UK, we feel we have that.
I'm conscious we haven't paid to advertise here and I don't want to break the board rules.
As we've done in the UK forums, we're happy to answer any questions. We've even invited high profile members from forums to our laboratory for a site tour.
At this moment in time, our service is only available to those in the UK. We're working with the local authorities to understand the process and legality of extending the service overseas - which may not even be feasible, but it's something we're working on.
Many thanks.
A link to this thread was posted in a UK based forum that we're active on and we wanted to clear up some of the misinformation.
We're a genuine company that's worked hard over the last 9 months to create an affordable and accessible substance testing service - aimed at the general public.
I'll start with the points that stuck out.
Companies Registered Address
In the UK, it's common for a company to be registered to a domestic address. It's almost irrelevant as it's just the place the Government send mail concerning the company. In our case, and in many other cases, this address belongs to our Accountant.
This has been brought up before and we'll simply re-register the business using the laboratories address.
Observations on our Test Method
We wrote an article to help better explain the HLPC test method, which you can find on our website. A user on this board, that identified himself as our competitor, wrote a very long and detailed post - discrediting our service.
Whilst this gentleman is knowledgeable about the test method, everything that was said is irrelevant. This is why...
The image used in the article is there for illustrative purposes only. It's nothing more than a visual aid to support a point. This can be understood just by reading the article.
If you look at the top of the second image it clearly states 'Tren Ace Neat'. This is an unprepared drug that was run through our system. It is not a test sample.
Other than for the purpose of illustrating the difference between a legitimate and illicitly manufactured drug, it's a meaningless image. It does not give any information about our test method - regardless of how knowledgeable a person is about analytical chemistry.
Our claim to have a more comprehensive test method than SIMEC
This was read and reposted out of context. We've no first hand experience with SIMEC but recognise them as a reputable company - similar to our own.
We do our best to identify unknown compounds, or contaminants in a test sample. This clearly isn't what SIMEC have been asked to do as the information isn't on their test reports. The point was made that our test method would provide additional information.
In no way are we suggesting SIMEC are an inferior company. We know they're capable.
Who we are
ChemClarity Ltd is not a 'forwarding' company. It is a fully contracted partnership between two companies.
Life Sciences Laboratories in the UK work almost exclusively for other businesses and local authorities i.e. HM Prison Service, Emergency Services, Local Government and Government Agencies.
ChemClarity.com serves the general public and represents an entirely new sector, which is why a new company was incorporated. For reasons I won't go into, it's better for us to separate the business.
Certificates and accreditations
I'm not sure how things work in the US, but in the UK we have to hold a licence as opposed to a certificate or accreditation. As you know, we work in partnership with SureScreen Life Sciences Ltd, one of the UK’s best known drug testing laboratories. The laboratory holds a United Kingdom Controlled Drug Licence under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, allowing it to handle, possess and dispose of drugs securely in line with legislation set out by the Home Office.
Link to the Home Office, the UK's authority - Drugs licensing - GOV.UK
The price of testing
As we’re an existing and operating laboratory, we have the equipment required to do this kind of work. Over the last 9 months we’ve made a significant investment in procuring the materials and hardware required to build a lean and efficient testing service. This enables us to make the most out of the facility we have.
That said, to function commercially, our service relies on volume – but based on feedback and uptake of the service in the UK, we feel we have that.
I'm conscious we haven't paid to advertise here and I don't want to break the board rules.
As we've done in the UK forums, we're happy to answer any questions. We've even invited high profile members from forums to our laboratory for a site tour.
At this moment in time, our service is only available to those in the UK. We're working with the local authorities to understand the process and legality of extending the service overseas - which may not even be feasible, but it's something we're working on.
Many thanks.
