Purple Panda Labs - Test E (300 mg/mL) & Primo (100 mg/mL) - HPLC - Jano

[ConfusedAF]

@purplepandalabs Test E (300 mg/mL):



Primo (100 mg/mL):



Tested by @janoshik

 

[grey]

Have you pinned the Test E? The raws for that were the ones causing all the PIP reporting for a while.

 

[ConfusedAF]

Yep, I'd prob save the Test E for my cruise, where I inject less than 0.5mL at once

 

[Fenrir51]

I've tossed out so much of that test-e.

 

[ConfusedAF]

Isn't the PIP not that bad, or even no PIP at all if you only pin like 0.25mL (75mg)?

 

[janoshik]

Guess having your stuff inflamed to hell can screw up absorption or something. Who knows.

 

[ConfusedAF]

Guess having your stuff inflamed to hell can screw up absorption or something. Who knows.

Is that even possible? I meant even if I injected into scar tissue, the compound should still be absorbed and there's no way it can be 'magically' removed from my body right?

 

[Ryu82]

Appreciate you testing and posting the results man. Glad you did not toss it all.

 

[klokke23]

Have you pinned the Test E? The raws for that were the ones causing all the PIP reporting for a while.

Pretty sure this was a problem in the production of the raws and not exclusive to PPL, who's only a mere merchant of wares.

 

[Nonoy19]

Is that even possible? I meant even if I injected into scar tissue, the compound should still be absorbed and there's no way it can be 'magically' removed from my body right?

Where were you injecting and what sized needle

 

[Nonoy19]

Is that even possible? I meant even if I injected into scar tissue, the compound should still be absorbed and there's no way it can be 'magically' removed from my body right?

Also where did you get the bloodwork

 

[ConfusedAF]

Where were you injecting and what sized needle

VG with 25G 1" needle. Injected each side once a week. After about a year, I noticed that I need to push the plunger harder to inject the gear into the muscle tissue, which is probably due to scar tissue. Sometimes, it also hurts, maybe due to inflammation.

I let it rest for a month, and when I tried to inject there again, it's painless and smooth AF.

 

[ConfusedAF]

Also where did you get the bloodwork

You meant bloodwork for checking test level? In a clinical lab that offers blood tests.

 

[janoshik]

Is that even possible? I meant even if I injected into scar tissue, the compound should still be absorbed and there's no way it can be 'magically' removed from my body right?

Right, AUC stays the same, but maximum doesn't.

 

[Nonoy19]

You meant bloodwork for checking test level? In a clinical lab that offers blood tests.

I meant where did you go? Quest or Labcorp since ur levels were so low but the test was legit. It sounds like the lab you use had a lot of error

 

[ConfusedAF]

Right, AUC stays the same, but maximum doesn't.

I see. So like slow-release medication?

 

[ConfusedAF]

I meant where did you go? Quest or Labcorp since ur levels were so low but the test was legit. It sounds like the lab you use had a lot of error

I'm not from the US, so not those two. There's nothing wrong with the lab either, it's most likely caused by my injection protocol or procedure.

 

[MadBret]

I meant where did you go? Quest or Labcorp since ur levels were so low but the test was legit. It sounds like the lab you use had a lot of error

You sound confused, bud. Or hell. Maybe I am? He didn't post or speak of blood work. He posted the results from analytical testing of the blind samples that he sent to janoshik. Those numbers are what the oils contain per ml.

 

[janoshik]

I see. So like slow-release medication?

Yes, I feel like it might be a vague possibility.
Or those pus neutrophiles digesting that testosterone on spot of inflammation.

Don't know, just throwing out the possibilities.

 

[Nonoy19]

You sound confused, bud. Or hell. Maybe I am? He didn't post or speak of blood work. He posted the results from analytical testing of the blind samples that he sent to janoshik. Those numbers are what the oils contain per ml.

Background he posted before bloodwork using these vials and his labs came back at like less than 100 that’s why he sent them for testing