@Klimmzugernie, thanks for efforts! Our official company position says, indeed, that only unopened vials/amps should be tested, because after a vials is opened we can no longer be 100% sure its sterile, etc. Its nothing personal against you, its just a general requirement from our company head for all samples. We can not know, who is on the other side, we might have competitors or some not intentional contamination is possible with a vial in use. For these potential reasons I as a company rep have to consider only test reports of unopened vials.On the other side, I understand you as a customer. I am glad you know for sure now that its testosterone there and not something else.
Generally i could provide the following comment to this. We touched this subject a few times. At production stage we take into account viscosity and temperature of grape seed oil. Since we use 5 different oil suppliers (which is the reason, why same product can have oil of different shades depending on grape sorts and supplier) and oil is not homogeneous its not an absolutely precise variable. On top of that, in fact we always do our best to possibly compensate all potential underdosage caused by related production factors, so we rather put a bit more active agent then less, in order to ensure a product will have dosage per ml not less then stated on the label. Same as vials should have a little bit more than 10 ml of oil inside. We take into account a small amount of oil that stays in the needle. After oil gets colder, its viscosity and volume changes, so vials have not always exactly 10 ml, the should have a bit more, in fact.
In any case, we are not trying to save raws and sell low dosed products; its not our our business strategy and we would never do this. This is also, why we completely support testing samples and the more reports we would have, the better. We still have our purchase policy valid, so if test report shows some low dosed gear you are eligible for a free replacement.
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