I will send a message to the Basicstero manager and ask about it. I don't know about it myself. When I get some information about it from him, I'll reply to this again.
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@broilovesushi I have a reply from the Basicstero manager. He says please select the discreet shipping method. You can try to ship to Japan but only by discreet delivery please. Previously there has been successful delivery to Japan.
The discreet shipping option can be found on the address step in the check-out process (see image below).
broilovesushi
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Thanks for the update.@broilovesushi I have a reply from the Basicstero manager. He says please select the discreet shipping method. You can try to ship to Japan but only by discreet delivery please. Previously there has been successful delivery to Japan.
The discreet shipping option can be found on the address step in the check-out process (see image below).
How-To Contact Basicstero Customer Support
Now you can contact Basicstero’s customer support directly via an internal messenger in your Basicstero account instead of filling out a form on the “Contact Us” page.
For your convenience, Basicstero has added a "Messages" section on the store website where you can contact customer support for any questions or help you need (such as with payment, ordering, account, etc.).
You can find this new option on the top bar when logged into your Basicstero account.
Now you can contact Basicstero’s customer support directly via an internal messenger in your Basicstero account instead of filling out a form on the “Contact Us” page.
For your convenience, Basicstero has added a "Messages" section on the store website where you can contact customer support for any questions or help you need (such as with payment, ordering, account, etc.).
You can find this new option on the top bar when logged into your Basicstero account.
Guys keep messaging to ask about Clen. But there are better fat-loss approaches and options available now.
Check out Tesofensine, for example.
TESOS (Tesofensine) is a product developed for the treatment of obesity.
It acts as an appetite suppressant.
Increases energy expenditure at rest.
It has a slight antidepressant effect.
Increases fat oxidation.
Improves insulin sensitivity.
Increases glucose metabolism.
In total, this allows for more comfortable weight loss while successfully maintaining a caloric deficit.
It is not an anabolic steroid; as such PCT is not needed after use and there is no classic HPTA setback.
The product does not cause water retention, nor cause acne, nor affect the prostate.
The effect on the liver is insignificant and does not require monitoring.
Tesofensine is a more modern analog of sibutramine and is already available in the Basicstero store!
Check out Tesofensine, for example.
TESOS (Tesofensine) is a product developed for the treatment of obesity.
Code:
https://basicstero.ws/fat-loss/tesosIncreases energy expenditure at rest.
It has a slight antidepressant effect.
Increases fat oxidation.
Improves insulin sensitivity.
Increases glucose metabolism.
In total, this allows for more comfortable weight loss while successfully maintaining a caloric deficit.
It is not an anabolic steroid; as such PCT is not needed after use and there is no classic HPTA setback.
The product does not cause water retention, nor cause acne, nor affect the prostate.
The effect on the liver is insignificant and does not require monitoring.
Tesofensine is a more modern analog of sibutramine and is already available in the Basicstero store!
Ozemos (Semaglutide) is back in stock at the Basicstero store (link below)!
Code:
https://basicstero.ws/fat-loss/ozemosCABEROS – The New Cabergoline Product from Pharmacom Labs! – is Now Available in the Basicstero Store.
Caberos (cabergoline) is a potent dopamine receptor agonist used to prevent side-effects (such as gynecomastia and sexual dysfunction) caused by elevated prolactin levels.
In-vitro animal studies show that cabergoline has a direct inhibitory effect on the prolactin secretion in the lactotroph cells of the pituitary gland resulting in decreased serum prolactin levels.
The secretion of prolactin by the anterior pituitary is mainly under hypothalamic inhibitory control, likely mediated through release of dopamine. Cabergoline is a long-acting dopamine receptor agonist with a high affinity for D2 receptors. Besides this main effect, cabergoline also helps to combat other dopamine related conditions such as difficulties with concentrating, attention deficit disorder, and depression.
Caber has a long active life in the body; therefore, a dosage of only about 0.25 mg/week – 0.50 mg/week are sufficient to experience all of the anti-prolactin, pro-sexual, antidepressant, and cognitive effects of Caberos.
Effects:
• Reduce prolactin secretion.
• Prevent prolactin induced gynecomastia.
• Prevent gynecomastic lactation.
• Prevent prolactin induced sexual dysfunction.
• Improve focus and mood.
This unique PCT-line product is currently offered as a 50 count blister strip of 0.50 mg tablets available at the link in the “code” box below:
Cabergoline Information:
Cabergoline Description (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline is a selective dopamine receptor agonist. This agent is highly specific in its actions, with a strong affinity for the dopamine D2 receptor, and a low affinity for dopamine Dl, A 1-adrenergic, A2-adrenergic, 5-HT1-serotonin, and 5-HT2-serotonin receptors. Its main clinical use is for the treatment of hyperprolactinemia, or the hypersecretion of prolactin from lactotropes in the anterior pituitary (pituitary tumor is a common cause of this disorder). It is also applied in the management of Parkinson's disease. Cabergoline effectively inhibits prolactin secretion, which it does by mimicking the actions of dopamine on the D2 receptor (dopamine normally serves as negative feedback for prolactin release). As a targeted agonist of the dopamine D2 receptor, cabergoline should not affect other pituitary hormones like growth hormone (GH), luteinizing hormone (LH), corticotrophin (ACTH), or thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH).
Prolactin is a somatotropic hormone, in the same family as human growth hormone (somatropin). It is a single peptide hormone, containing a chain of 199 amino acids. This makes it similar to (though slightly larger than) growth hormone, which is made of 192 amino acids. Any similarity between these two hormones, however, ends at structure. Prolactin is not an anabolic agent (at least not to skeletal muscle) but a lactation hormone. Most of its physiological value is in women, and becomes apparent during pregnancy when it aids in milk production. Cabergoline, likewise, is sometimes used to suppress lactation postpartum if there is a particular medical need for it. In men, prolactin has no known therapeutic value, and high levels are associated with impotence, infertility, and sometimes even gynecomastia (whether or not it has a causative role here remains the subject of much debate).
Although this is almost never associated with males, high levels of prolactin have actually been related to lactating gynecomastia in a very small percentage of steroid-using athletes. This disorder is often characterized by small fluid discharge that becomes noticeable with the squeezing of one's gynecomastic nipple. Although the situation can become worse, the first sign of this is often enough to scare the individual away from their current regimen of steroids. Gynecomastia is not automatically (or even normally) associated with lactation, so this is a somewhat rare phenomenon. It is probably caused by an unusual imbalance of hormones (androgens, estrogens, and progestins can all be involved and play varying roles), and/or a particular personal sensitivity to the disorder. When it does occur, however, cabergoline has been looked at as a remedy for the potentially embarrassing situation.
History (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline was developed during the 1980s. The most popular trade name for this agent is Dostinex, which is produced in the U.S. and many other countries by the giant pharmaceutical conglomerate Pharmacia. Dostinex retained market exclusivity on cabergoline in the U.S. for many years, but between 2005 and 2007 several generic versions were approved for sale by the FDA. This includes products from Barr, Ivax, and Par Pharm. Cabergoline is widely available internationally, and can be found in more than 3-dozen different countries. Outside the U.S. the Dostinex trade name still dominates most markets, and can be found in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil,Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Venezuela. In addition to Dostinex, cabergoline is marketed under at least 1-dozen other trade names.
Structural Characteristics (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline is an ergot derivative with the chemical designation 1-[(6-allylergolin-8beta-yl)carbonyl)-1-[3-(dimethylamino)propyl]-3-ethylurea.
Side Effects (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
The most common side effects reported with cabergoline use include headache, nausea, and vomiting, which occurred in 26, 27, and 2% of patients (respectively) receiving the medication during one clinical trial.9 Other potential side effects include (but are not limited to) constipation, dry mouth, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dizziness, vertigo, fatigue, anxiety, anorexia, malaise, depression, insomnia, hot flashes, heart palpitations, hypotension, breast pain, and acne, however nausea and headache were the most prominent side effects. Many side effects are dose related, further reason for starting off with the lowest possible therapeutic dose and working up. The prescribing information does not mention death as a clear consequence of an overdose, but it does list hallucinations, low blood pressure, and nasal congestion. Note that overdose patients may need supportive measures to raise blood pressure.
Administration (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
When used medically to inhibit prolactin secretion, cabergoline is given in an initial dosage of S00mcg per week. This may be taken in one single dose or divided into 2 or more doses on separate days. The dose may be increased by S00mcg per week at monthly intervals until a desired physiological response is achieved. Dosage is most commonly maintained at 1 mg per week, although doses up to 4.5 mg may be used in some cases. When used by athletes/bodybuilders to inhibit prolactin secretion (as with lactating gynecomastia), doses on the lower end of the therapeutic range are most commonly used. The user typically starts with a dosage of 250mcg per application (a half tablet) twice per week. This is used for four weeks, at which point the dosage might be adjusted upwards to a full tablet if needed (1 mg per week). In clinical medicine this drug may be taken for 6 months or longer, although athletes/bodybuilders usually find a 4-6 week course of therapy (combined with an intelligent rearrangement of the offending drugs) most appropriate.
Caberos (cabergoline) is a potent dopamine receptor agonist used to prevent side-effects (such as gynecomastia and sexual dysfunction) caused by elevated prolactin levels.
In-vitro animal studies show that cabergoline has a direct inhibitory effect on the prolactin secretion in the lactotroph cells of the pituitary gland resulting in decreased serum prolactin levels.
The secretion of prolactin by the anterior pituitary is mainly under hypothalamic inhibitory control, likely mediated through release of dopamine. Cabergoline is a long-acting dopamine receptor agonist with a high affinity for D2 receptors. Besides this main effect, cabergoline also helps to combat other dopamine related conditions such as difficulties with concentrating, attention deficit disorder, and depression.
Caber has a long active life in the body; therefore, a dosage of only about 0.25 mg/week – 0.50 mg/week are sufficient to experience all of the anti-prolactin, pro-sexual, antidepressant, and cognitive effects of Caberos.
Effects:
• Reduce prolactin secretion.
• Prevent prolactin induced gynecomastia.
• Prevent gynecomastic lactation.
• Prevent prolactin induced sexual dysfunction.
• Improve focus and mood.
This unique PCT-line product is currently offered as a 50 count blister strip of 0.50 mg tablets available at the link in the “code” box below:
Code:
https://basicstero.ws/pct/caberos]basicstero.ws/pct/caberosCabergoline Information:
Cabergoline Description (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline is a selective dopamine receptor agonist. This agent is highly specific in its actions, with a strong affinity for the dopamine D2 receptor, and a low affinity for dopamine Dl, A 1-adrenergic, A2-adrenergic, 5-HT1-serotonin, and 5-HT2-serotonin receptors. Its main clinical use is for the treatment of hyperprolactinemia, or the hypersecretion of prolactin from lactotropes in the anterior pituitary (pituitary tumor is a common cause of this disorder). It is also applied in the management of Parkinson's disease. Cabergoline effectively inhibits prolactin secretion, which it does by mimicking the actions of dopamine on the D2 receptor (dopamine normally serves as negative feedback for prolactin release). As a targeted agonist of the dopamine D2 receptor, cabergoline should not affect other pituitary hormones like growth hormone (GH), luteinizing hormone (LH), corticotrophin (ACTH), or thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH).
Prolactin is a somatotropic hormone, in the same family as human growth hormone (somatropin). It is a single peptide hormone, containing a chain of 199 amino acids. This makes it similar to (though slightly larger than) growth hormone, which is made of 192 amino acids. Any similarity between these two hormones, however, ends at structure. Prolactin is not an anabolic agent (at least not to skeletal muscle) but a lactation hormone. Most of its physiological value is in women, and becomes apparent during pregnancy when it aids in milk production. Cabergoline, likewise, is sometimes used to suppress lactation postpartum if there is a particular medical need for it. In men, prolactin has no known therapeutic value, and high levels are associated with impotence, infertility, and sometimes even gynecomastia (whether or not it has a causative role here remains the subject of much debate).
Although this is almost never associated with males, high levels of prolactin have actually been related to lactating gynecomastia in a very small percentage of steroid-using athletes. This disorder is often characterized by small fluid discharge that becomes noticeable with the squeezing of one's gynecomastic nipple. Although the situation can become worse, the first sign of this is often enough to scare the individual away from their current regimen of steroids. Gynecomastia is not automatically (or even normally) associated with lactation, so this is a somewhat rare phenomenon. It is probably caused by an unusual imbalance of hormones (androgens, estrogens, and progestins can all be involved and play varying roles), and/or a particular personal sensitivity to the disorder. When it does occur, however, cabergoline has been looked at as a remedy for the potentially embarrassing situation.
History (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline was developed during the 1980s. The most popular trade name for this agent is Dostinex, which is produced in the U.S. and many other countries by the giant pharmaceutical conglomerate Pharmacia. Dostinex retained market exclusivity on cabergoline in the U.S. for many years, but between 2005 and 2007 several generic versions were approved for sale by the FDA. This includes products from Barr, Ivax, and Par Pharm. Cabergoline is widely available internationally, and can be found in more than 3-dozen different countries. Outside the U.S. the Dostinex trade name still dominates most markets, and can be found in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil,Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Venezuela. In addition to Dostinex, cabergoline is marketed under at least 1-dozen other trade names.
Structural Characteristics (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
Cabergoline is an ergot derivative with the chemical designation 1-[(6-allylergolin-8beta-yl)carbonyl)-1-[3-(dimethylamino)propyl]-3-ethylurea.
Side Effects (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
The most common side effects reported with cabergoline use include headache, nausea, and vomiting, which occurred in 26, 27, and 2% of patients (respectively) receiving the medication during one clinical trial.9 Other potential side effects include (but are not limited to) constipation, dry mouth, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dizziness, vertigo, fatigue, anxiety, anorexia, malaise, depression, insomnia, hot flashes, heart palpitations, hypotension, breast pain, and acne, however nausea and headache were the most prominent side effects. Many side effects are dose related, further reason for starting off with the lowest possible therapeutic dose and working up. The prescribing information does not mention death as a clear consequence of an overdose, but it does list hallucinations, low blood pressure, and nasal congestion. Note that overdose patients may need supportive measures to raise blood pressure.
Administration (credit: Llewellyn, William. “ANABOLICS” 11th ed. 2017.):
When used medically to inhibit prolactin secretion, cabergoline is given in an initial dosage of S00mcg per week. This may be taken in one single dose or divided into 2 or more doses on separate days. The dose may be increased by S00mcg per week at monthly intervals until a desired physiological response is achieved. Dosage is most commonly maintained at 1 mg per week, although doses up to 4.5 mg may be used in some cases. When used by athletes/bodybuilders to inhibit prolactin secretion (as with lactating gynecomastia), doses on the lower end of the therapeutic range are most commonly used. The user typically starts with a dosage of 250mcg per application (a half tablet) twice per week. This is used for four weeks, at which point the dosage might be adjusted upwards to a full tablet if needed (1 mg per week). In clinical medicine this drug may be taken for 6 months or longer, although athletes/bodybuilders usually find a 4-6 week course of therapy (combined with an intelligent rearrangement of the offending drugs) most appropriate.
It was brought to my attention that the product link in my previous post has a typo error. My apology for any confusion; it happened when I edited the content to remove active links.
Here is the correct product link.
This unique PCT-line product is currently offered as a 50 count blister strip of 0.50 mg tablets available at the link in the code box below:
Here is the correct product link.
This unique PCT-line product is currently offered as a 50 count blister strip of 0.50 mg tablets available at the link in the code box below:
Code:
https://basicstero.ws/pct/caberosCABEROS – The New Cabergoline Product from Pharmacom Labs! – is Now Available in the Basicstero Store.
Caberos (cabergoline) is a potent dopamine receptor agonist used to prevent side-effects (such as gynecomastia and sexual dysfunction) caused by elevated prolactin levels.
In-vitro animal studies show that cabergoline has a direct inhibitory effect on the prolactin secretion in the lactotroph cells of the pituitary gland resulting in decreased serum prolactin levels.
The secretion of prolactin by the anterior pituitary is mainly under hypothalamic inhibitory control, likely mediated through release of dopamine. Cabergoline is a long-acting dopamine receptor agonist with a high affinity for D2 receptors. Besides this main effect, cabergoline also helps to combat other dopamine related conditions such as difficulties with concentrating, attention deficit disorder, and depression.
Caber has a long active life in the body; therefore, a dosage of only about 0.25 mg/week – 0.50 mg/week are sufficient to experience all of the anti-prolactin, pro-sexual, antidepressant, and cognitive effects of Caberos.
Effects:
• Reduce prolactin secretion.
• Prevent prolactin induced gynecomastia.
• Prevent gynecomastic lactation.
• Prevent prolactin induced sexual dysfunction.
• Improve focus and mood.
This unique PCT-line product is currently offered as a 50 count blister strip of 0.50 mg tablets available at the link in the “code” box below:
....Code:https://basicstero.ws/pct/caberos]basicstero.ws/pct/caberos
Any long time members still use Pharmacom Labs? I haven't ordered in a number of years, and this was my preferred brand 3+ years ago. I'd appreciate a shout out! Thanks.
There was a significant price reduction for the International Warehouse at the very end of 2023.
This means the regular price is much lower instead of having temporary promos.
See the posts quoted below for the news announcements about it.
EDIT to add: and, here (post linked below) is a collection of testing results from the end of 2023. I think there was another round of testing in 2024 (before I made the post linked below) and those results can be found in the analytic testing results sub-forum.
A Collection of Analytic Testing Results from 2023
• Testosterone Enanthate 300
• Drostanolone Propionate 100
• Testosterone Enanthate 300
PHARMA TEST E300: Testosterone Enanthate 300 from Pharmacom Labs
Analytic testing performed by Janoshik.
RESULTS:
1. Qualitative analysis: the sample contains the active ingredient: Testosterone Enanthate.
2. Quantitative analysis showed the content of active ingredient: 319.55 mg/mL.
Analysis conducted: 15 June 2023
• Drostanolone Propionate 100
buzzingonaas
Well-known Member
Not a long time member but they are definitely my go-to out of most labs I’ve tried
Pharmacom Support
Pharmacom Rep
Hi, you can see previous pages of this thread, there are lots of new feedback about receiving orders.
Pharmacom Support
Pharmacom Rep
Hi, thanks for writing about it.
Website down?
Pharmacom Support
Pharmacom Rep
Hi, I checked now, our website is working without any problem, please try to open it again.
I just checked and it's working for me.
Link in the code box below.
Code:
https://basicstero.ws/Thanks guys. Got a cloud flare site all night yesterday. Maybe it was me.
What is your typical turnaround time these days?
I used get stuck with that on some browsers. Try a different browser or platform to see if it helps. For example, I switched to FireFox browser (free download) and never had that issue again.
In my recent experience, packs from the International Warehouse usually have taken from 2 to 4 weeks after payment has been confirmed and the order status is updated to "order shipped" to arrive at the destination.
The US Warehouse packs usually take about one week to arrive after the status updates to "order shipped," and sometimes even within the same week the payment was confirmed (US Warehouse stock in already physically located in the US).
These are the usual time-frames I see for the majority of orders.
Of course once a pack is in the postal system there are many factors beyond anyone's control and on rare occasions some things can move faster or slower than the usual time-frames.
I remember you mentioned it's been a while since you ordered so I'll add some other important info in the quotes below, in case anything has changed since the last time you ordered.
How-to submit payment guide:
Basicstero "Submit Payment Info" Guide
This guide gives step-by-step instructions of how to submit payment information on the Basicstero site.
• Step-1: Log into your Basicstero account.
• Step-2: Select "Payment" link from the dashboard options.
• Step-3: Select the "Submit payment info" option from the menu on the Payment page.
• Step-4: Select the payment method by clicking on the type of method that was used to transfer the funds.
• Step-5: Fill out the form with the information for the payment details.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to select the specific order number for which the funds in question were intended to pay; the specific order number must be selected (see example in the image below):
NOTE: Funds may be added to Basicstero store credit by selecting "Balance refill" (pre-loaded funds will show as credit which may be used future purchases without the need to wait for fund transfers).
IMPORTANT NOTE: If "Balance refill" is selected, the specific fund transfer entered will NOT be processed to pay for any outstanding orders; a specific order number must be selected to assign funds to pay for an outstanding order.
How-to check order status:
How-to Check Order Status and Details
What is the current status of your order?
Have you submitted payment and want to know if the payment has been successfully received and confirmed by the source yet?
Do you want to see if tracking info has been uploaded yet?*
Order Statuses and What They Mean
1. WAITING FOR PAYMENT is assigned immediately after you place an order.
2. PAYMENT IS BEING CHECKED is assigned after you submit payment information into your account, but not yet confirmed to the order.
3. ORDER PROCESSING is assigned after we pick up the payment and have begun its preparation for shipping. Preparation time for international orders can take at most up to 8-10 days.
4. ORDER SHIPPED is assigned as soon as your package is handed over to the shipping company. In a while after that we will give you a tracking number sent to your order details here on the site!
(this information may also be found in the "FAQ" section on the source's site)
Code:https://basicstero.ws/faq
You can check the status and details an order by logging into your account on the Basicstero website and clicking the "My orders" option on your account dashboard for the list of order details.
Please be careful not to accidentally click "Delete" when selecting "Details" -- on some browsers/platforms these option may display close to one another.
*NOTE: as explained in the "FAQ" on the source's site, tracking is not provided until after a point that allows for safety of the source's shippers and warehouse staff. This does not delay delivery itself (the pack is moving in the postal system even if tracking info has not been uploaded). Please be patient; this policy is in place to help everyone's safety.
If you log on to you Basicstero account, you can find your order history under the "My orders" section. There you can find the status of your orders and under the "details" action there you will be able to find a page with all of the order details including any tracking numbers (if tracking has been uploaded yet). If tracking is not there, it simply means it has not yet been uploaded -- when the source uploads the info, it will appear there in the order details.
IMPORTANT: When trying to view an order's details, be careful to avoid accidentally clicking "Delete" when intending to select "Details" -- on some browsers/platforms these options may display close to one another.
Nunya
Member
I’ve been digging through the labs forum and don’t see any recent testing on:
Testosterone Propionate 100 or 50 - no testing at all that I can find on the Pharmatest P50, and the P100 is from February 2023 and also underdosed. Is the P100 that’s out there still a batch from pre-February 2023?
Testosterone Cypionate 250 - last test was in January 2024 and showed slightly underdosed - is this same batch still the one that is available in various places?
Didn’t see any Jano tests newer than mid 2023 at basicstero dot ws and again nothing for P50.
Below are the most recent 3rd-party analytic testing results I have for those products. I think these are the same results that you found. I also did not find any results posted for TEST-P50.
I'm not sure if these batches are still available (some products sell much faster than others so it can vary); I assume some of the products from the January testing may still be available if there was a very large batch produced and it didn't sellout too fast.
The results page on Basicstero may not always be up-to-date with everything uploaded and sometimes not all results are there.
I posted multiple results from January 2024 in the analytic results section here on MESO; they are the most recent results that I have.
Maybe customers on other boards and telegram groups etc have shared more recent results, but I do not have them.
The TEST-P100 result you mentioned (quoted below) is considered to be a good result, not under dosed; the result is well within the standard +/-10% acceptable range.
98.53 mg/mL is less than a 1.5% deviation from label claim.
Likewise, the TEST-C250 result you mentioned (quoted below) is considered to be a good result, not under dosed; the result is well within the standard +/-10% acceptable range.
243.51 mg/mL is less than a 2.6% deviation from label claim.
PHARMA TEST C250: Testosterone Cypionate 250 from Pharmacom Labs
Analytic testing performed by Janoshik.
RESULTS:
1. Qualitative analysis: the sample contains the active ingredient Testosterone Cypionate.
2. Quantitative analysis showed the content of active ingredient: 243.51 mg/mL.
Analysis conducted: 05 January 2024
There is additional future testing planned, but don't know for sure which products will be included in the next round of testing.
When I get any new results, I will be sure to share them in the analytic results section.
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