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[AlexDavis43]

Tren Ace 200 -> 219.56mg/mL
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Tren Ace 200 GCMS
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Tren Ace 100 -> 101.86mg/mL
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Tren Ace 100 GCMS

Looks like no funny business

TRA200 has BA BB MCT and tren ace

TRA100 has BA MCT and tren ace

no vegetable oils

 

[DeafJam]

GCMS Tests Below (few more to come) -

EQ500

EQ300

NPP200

NPP100

Test C250

Test P200

Test P100

Deca 300

Deca 200

Is the ~25% BA and no BB in the Test C250 correct?

 

[Andrewthatguy]

Tren Ace 200 -> 219.56mg/mL
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Tren Ace 200 GCMS
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Tren Ace 100 -> 101.86mg/mL
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Tren Ace 100 GCMS

Can someone explain what the fuck the bottom half of these tests are showing? Yeah I know, im retarded.

 

[newguy2]

There’s this long running gym myth that Primo “kills e2.” Sounds cool, but reality is less Hollywood. Primo isn’t an AI, and there’s no solid evidence it directly lowers estrogen. Estrogen doesn’t read forum posts.

Same thing with Masteron. Half the gym swears Mast annihilates e2. In practice, it mostly annihilates your wallet and gives you that dry look. No solid evidence it works like an AI either.

What usually happens is way less magical. Guys drop their test and crank up Primo. Less test means less aromatization. Boom, e2 drops. Primo gets the credit like it just won Mr Olympia.

Another possibility people bring up is vials not being what the label says, or being cut with something else. If something like EQ is involved, that can absolutely change how e2 behaves for some guys. Not saying that’s the case, just saying it’s one reason bloodwork stories get messy.

Then there’s body fat. Lose fat, aromatase tends to drop, e2 can drop. Again, not Primo sorcery, just biology doing biology things while we argue online.

To be fair, plenty of guys do see lower e2 on bloods while running Primo. Others see nothing move. Both can be true. Different bodies, different test doses, different fat levels, different labs, different vials.

So if Primo tanks your e2, congrats, you’re special. If it doesn’t, also normal. Hormones don’t care about vibes, gym lore, or what your favorite influence

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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This f***ing guy. I'm over here with 500 lmao.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Is the ~25% BA and no BB in the Test C250 correct?

no BB appears correct

 

[Photon]

Is the ~25% BA and no BB in the Test C250 correct?

Keeps everything sterile

 

[The Answ3r]

Can someone explain what the fuck the bottom half of these tests are showing? Yeah I know, im retarded.

Man, this is nerd shit. I don’t fully understand every line either, and neither do 90% of the guys yelling about it. But here’s the simple version.

That bottom half is the machine running extra scans like a paranoid spotter checking if the bar is straight. GCMS breaks the compound into tiny pieces and looks at the pattern. Tren has a very specific fingerprint. Those tall spikes are the “yep, that’s Tren” moments. If those line up, you’re good.

The little random spikes are just background noise, oil fragments, or trace junk. Not dirt, not hair, not mystery poison. Every test has them. A perfectly flat graph would actually be weird.

So don’t overthink it. Big spikes where Tren should be = Tren is there. The rest is nerd math so lab guys can justify their degree.

 

[Andrewthatguy]

Man, this is nerd shit. I don’t fully understand every line either, and neither do 90% of the guys yelling about it. But here’s the simple version.

That bottom half is the machine running extra scans like a paranoid spotter checking if the bar is straight. GCMS breaks the compound into tiny pieces and looks at the pattern. Tren has a very specific fingerprint. Those tall spikes are the “yep, that’s Tren” moments. If those line up, you’re good.

The little random spikes are just background noise, oil fragments, or trace junk. Not dirt, not hair, not mystery poison. Every test has them. A perfectly flat graph would actually be weird.

So don’t overthink it. Big spikes where Tren should be = Tren is there. The rest is nerd math so lab guys can justify their degree.

Oh okay thanks for breaking that down for me. I don’t understand the top half much either than the fact it says what shit is all in there. Fucking nerds make my head hurt with all this complicated shit