It’s been weeks now on “test e 300” still nothing but I’m sure this blood work is going to say my test levels are sky high lol
It doesn't matter what your bloodwork says, good or bad.
"Still nothing"??? sounds like you need to address some other factors such as training, diet, sleep, and lifestyle because even if a product was only 25% of what it should be, you should have some results from your training and nutrition program (even naturals make gains after all).
Bloodwork, while very important and good for the user to monitor his or her health (I encourage everyone to get bloodwork often), is not the way to analyze the contents of a product.
Individual bloodwork results may vary greatly and bloodwork cannot show what is in a vial so it is not a reliable method for determining product quality.
HPLC and/or MS (true analytic methods) are far superior for determining product quality.
Bloodwork determines your response and health markers; it analyzes you the user and your health.
HPLC analyzes the product and determines the contents of a product and quantity of active agent.
In other words, bloodwork tests you, not the product.
HPLC tests the product.
Also, none of us will ever have any way to know what you actually use, how you use it, or how much, or from where it came, etc. So again, bloodwork will not carry any meaning to me.
You can be using another brand, or a different amount than you think, more or less days since the shot, on purpose, or innocently on accident, human error, etc.
There is no way to be objective with bloodwork for determining product quality.
Two different guys can take the same exact dosage from the same exact vial and each have a different bloodwork result.
This is because each of us may metabolize drugs differently -- the same dosage can yield drastically different values between one person to another.
Even the same individual, at different moments in time, may have greatly varied responses to a given drug (or supplements, training methods, or even foods).
With all that said, the most obvious reason bloodwork in useless in term of verifying product quality is because it can NOT show you actual compounds present nor the actual concentrations in the product.
But, let me be clear, everyone should be getting their pre-, mid/intra-, and post cycle bloodwork to assess their responses and make necessary adjustments as a responsible and health conscious user.
Bloodwork is vital for determining the quality of your health.
If you truly want to analyze a product, HPLC and MS on a brand new un-opened vial are the way to determine product quality.