We may all ask you the same question.
Why do you assume his claimed result is valid?
How do you know what he sent as a sample?
How do you know the customer or the testing service did not make any mistakes?
What makes you so sure of one side of this claim but not the claim of the other side; based on what?
IF a source was trying to rip off or scam, why would the source put a more expensive compound in the product? what motivation is there?
At least if there was no active agent in the pill, or some cheap filler, you could argue that it is about money, but that is not the case in the alleged claim here with a very specific amount of an expensive compound present (seems more like some error to me -- maybe a testing/detection error).
Can you also explain all the good HPLC results from accredited analytic labs?
Basicstero and Pharmacom have an excellent long-term track-record over many years. Do you notice how the claims and accusations are very rare with thousands of customers a month; if the products were bad why don't we see hundreds of complaints?
Do you notice how those rare complaints come and the accusers or onlookers seem so confident in the source's mistake -- each time it is the epic and dramatic "exposure" -- and critical of the source, but then they are refuted with data or evidence (often the accuser even stating he or she was mistaken) only to fade away. Never do I see the same hype and drama when the source is shown to be correct.
In the end, this source's reputation speaks for itself -- just look at all the EXCELLENT HPLC results and thousands of satisfied customers.
Please think logically for a moment, would this source still be in business with this much demand year after year (hard to keep things in stock) if the products were not good?
Basicstero and Pharmacom have an excellent reputation that was earned from many years of thousands of satisfied customers and many good analysis results.
Pharmacom Labs Archives - Anabolic Lab
to the best of my understanding, this claimed result is magaboss13's first post here on MESO (correct me if I am wrong):
and, Jano did have some issues with long-time respected members (there are other examples of some errors by jano but I am not here to disrespect him and have no issues with him myself -- jano has always been kind and professional towards me – I consider using his service if I am ever in personal need; I only share these because of the comment here acting as if there no way Basicstero may be correct just because someone claims to have a result from jano):
So, here's the story of Jano and my experience with him. I was contemplation not going this route AND handle it privately BUT, now he's trying to insult my intelligence by giving me some bull crap story. I will share with you. I sent Jano three samples of GH (TP's black TOP meditrope batch...
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Let me be clear,
I am NOT accusing @magaboss13 nor @janoshik of anything. Actually, I am appreciative people get independent testing done because it helps us all (I did the same for many years and this is what lead to my eventual position consulting for sources). I would not even bring their names or history into this conversation if others were not disrespecting Frank/
@Pharmacom Labs by acting as if others’ claims are some perfect proof that the source’s/Frank's info must be wrong.
However, the assumption one test is perfect and infallible is illogical -- what makes a claim suddenly become perfect truth? -- if that is the case then the source's claims must also be perfect right? That is why we have to use logic and reasoning including potential motives and track-records (because none of us have any way to know what samples are actually sent, tested, or if results are correct -- if you do have a way to know these things without doubt, please teach us how so we do not waste so much money paying expensive accredited labs for testing).
For example, I have had LabCorp mess up my own bloodwork and after some calls, I got them to find the issue and admit fault (they literally sent me the wrong report). The only reason I was able to catch it is because I had blood work each month for many months and can track trends -- I also made specific adjustments to effect specific values but then those values went suddenly the wrong way (it did not make any sense this could happen). If LabCorp can mess up, then surely any other individual or service can have an error.
IF you still do not think there is any chance a testing result may have an error or someone can make a mistake, please explain why the billion-dollar big pharma companies have recalls? All their testing and resources, the government agencies testing and resources etc., after all that, they still find out errors later -- everything ever recalled by the FDA was once approved by the FDA.
the good news is that the source has already stated they are looking into the issue and would like to work with jano to determine why or where any error may have occured:
Again, please understand and let it be clear, no one is accusing or blaming anyone:
I look forward to figuring out this situation and hopefully it leads to a psoitive oucomes and improvement for everyone.
No one here is against one another -- we all want the same things with good testing, high quality products, and most of all the freedom to make the choices we choose to make in our lives, our interests, our health, and our goals, without government overreach.