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[bigstepper]

I didn't say they were the same. But i did see two Migoyl based Primo's. One looked like it had more oxidation, which i assumed to be from heat during the brewing process. I am happy to defer to wiser folk though of course. I'm learning with every question too.

I'm not negging you asking questions. Just wondering what the concern was so there's specific questions rather than "please comment".

They’re all trace, could be the result of the customer handling?

 

[Whistles77]

They’re all trace, could be the result of the customer handling?

Good question

 

[AllGoodThings]

Thanks for the feedback. I do the same with easytouch and agree. I just stocked up on them but will give these a try when I run out.

Same here lol, I've got about 10,000 or so Easy Touch I stocked up on, and now I find out there's a better and cheaper option. Son of a...

 

[Photon]

They’re all trace, could be the result of the customer handling?

What we have is not a quantitative gcms.

None of us here can afford it.
The gcms only answers one question "does it exist or not".
Ignore the numbers.

The vial could be full of it.
Or trace.
We don't know.
$$$

 

[nullandvoid]

Same here lol, I've got about 10,000 or so Easy Touch I stocked up on, and now I find out there's a better and cheaper option. Son of a...

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Wow. I felt cocky with just a single case.

 

[bigstepper]

Wh

What we have is not a quantitative gcms.

None of us here can afford it.
The gcms only answers one question "does it exist or not".
Ignore the numbers.

The vial could be full of it.
Or trace.
We don't know.
$$$

Why does the stuff we would expect in the most abundance, typically show up with the largest “area”? Aside from the volatile compound limitations?

 

[Photon]

Wh

Why does the stuff we would expect in the most abundance, typically show up with the largest “area”? Aside from the volatile compound limitations?

Post in thread 'Janoshik Analytical laboratory testing services'

Oct 15, 2023

Hi. Just curious why your GCMS service is not quantitative?

Because we already have quantitative HPLC methods developed. Why develop (lot of time and $) and maintain for GCMS too?

Also GCMS is inherently less precise in quantitative analysis than HPLC.

Where can I find the assays/methods used for qualitative and quantitative AAS tests advertised on your website?

It's HPLC-DAD gradient methods, some details are here: https://janoshik.com/details/

ICP-OES for metals?


Thank you.

ICP MS

Cheers

• janoshik

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[AllGoodThings]

Wow. I felt cocky with just a single case.

I have a habit of stocking up on things lol
Between my wife and I, we go through almost 20 a day