What about an HPLC?
Any credit for a far superior analysis which not only identifies the AAS but also it's concentration!
Any credit for a far superior analysis which not only identifies the AAS but also it's concentration!
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What about an HPLC?
Any credit for a far superior analysis which not only identifies the AAS but also it's concentration!
1st page I said 100mL for mass spec that goes for HPLC as well.
1st page I said 100mL for mass spec that goes for HPLC as well.
Let's suppose the results were not exactly favorable would that effect the HPLC TT "jug size"?
If the test shows the product is bunk, what good is a free 100ml jug? It's bunk!
As I recall a few pages ago, he said he would do it for free...
To answer your question it will be 100mL store credit so next batch that is tested well if one were to be "bunk"
I hope that remains your mantra after a few of those jugs are tested!
@One Pharma
I think you are missing the point of testing, it is not for you to prove what you have is good, that would benifit you alone as a source and compromise indirectly the testor.
The test sample needs to come from what an end user has recieved without your knowlege that was bought to be tested.
Guys, this is what this lab is about? Having accurately dosed product every. single. time. I encourage all to utilize the benefits of testing if you have the equipment necessary. I believe the purity posted earlier. It is certainly nothing to boast about but it was tested through a well respected member of this community. But please, perform all testing and show your results as it will help everyone here.
UGL's must to be reminded customers are only testing that which has been purchased bc they HAVE TO. Now that does not bode well for sources or is in any way complimentary. The responsibility to ENSURE appropriate analyses are conducted is the labs and the labs alone. And the results obtained should reveal not only the identity of the AAS but also it's concentration, using an accepted contemporary analytical practice. Nothing more and nothing less is acceptable!
One Pharm you're a new lab and being a new lab requires much more than a few challenging words, a pat on the back and a cracker box gift when customers perform an LC/MS on YOUR PRODUCTS out of necessity, simply because you did NOT have appropriate tests conducted from the outset.
If your going to sell AAS then learn how to do it right and have your products tested correctly. Let me make a suggestion, try the "supplier" first and if they "don't or won't provide such a service" move on until you find one who's legitimate AND does. Accept nothing less!!!
Regs
jim
Question for WKM's;
I am reading threads and would like to comment, but do not know the boundaries of sources. I would never post on another sources thread but there are several other threads out there that are well worth partaking in. I am a one man show and while yes am a UGL, I also am interested in other topics here. I would like the WKM's thoughts on this?
I realize I do not need "permission" to do so, but for respect of the community I felt it worth asking.
We're not against hearing your thoughts but it is usually frowned upon for sources to post in other threads.. Reason being, you're a source here to make money NOT a member..
I don't think anyone would take it the wrong way if you posted what you have to say here though..