Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic

Same. Really want to send over my order for the new years sale. Hesitant only because tracking( for black Friday sale) just says "preparing to dispatch item" for the last 10 days
 
Guys, from my experience I can tell you that aside from *time* - you will get your belongings(so long as it's in the country and/or you paid insurance)

Make the order - get the big deals. Just have to be patient is all.

Where else you getting quality GH for $36/100iu?
 
You guys may want to consider starting a support group so you can do talk therapy since I am shaking the foundations of your current worldview. Meanwhile you are spamming this poor thread owned by this kind and gracious anabolic therapy provider. My questions are succinct and clear.
Dude if you don’t like it go somewhere else fucking shit it’s been 2 pages now of reading your goddamn complaining about absolutely nothing. You’re too boring to be talking this much.
 
If Tracy is expecting results from Jano soon on several items BPC157 being one of them...can we put it on the order? It's not available US domestic, and crossed out on Intl list.
@Qingdao Sigma Chemicals
Tracy stopped selling products before getting Jane results because of the clusterfucks it raised. He tried "buy at your own risk, this is not yet tested" warnings (I think maybe still had the 85% guarantee?) but a lot of random people here got pretty worked up about things that were sold before results came in and then results came in less than perfect and there was a big outcry about shitty business practices.

Too many customers aren't paying attention and can't responsibly buy pre-QA/QC products, it's hard for Tracy to know which customers are competent to make that choice for themselves, so he just stopped doing it altogether.
 
Addressing just one of your points, Janoshik did his own personal testing for metals in the past and across a wide variety of vendors never found anything so he doesn't offer the test because it doesn't seem to have value. Can safely assume that various metal contamination don't seem to be present in AAS.

In general, no vendor is doing impurity testing for other things, including QSC, other than HGH dimer testing. That testing would cost an additional $80-120 for each contaminant and not enough people are willing to foot that bill for testing labs to do that.

If you are interested in it, right now the best option is to get FDA-approved pharma versions from outfits like Defy Medical / etc. You may also be able to pay for limited additional QA/QC testing yourself from Jan or find other labs which can do this.
Thanks for your note.

You can read more on the background on what I am proposing here:


Yes Jano still offers metals testing via ICP. The bigger question is impurity analysis that will expand current scope of UGL testing for API ID and purity only.

I appreciate your time. I well aware of compounding pharmacy situation in the US with respect to AAS.
 
Thanks for your note.

You can read more on the background on what I am proposing here:


Yes Jano still offers metals testing via ICP. The bigger question is impurity analysis that will expand current scope of UGL testing for API ID and purity only.

I appreciate your time. I well aware of compounding pharmacy situation in the US with respect to AAS.
FWIW I'm interested in similar topics. It would be "nice" to get a list of all the QA/QC things that FDA-approved drugs get tested for, and slowly grow the availability of those tests for customers/vendors/distributors/manufacturers who want to pay for it.

I understand why the USA doesn't have these services for controlled substances (I disagree with both "prohibition" and the myriad of ways that it hinders harm-reduction services...but I understand it).

Some things that keep me up at night though:

1) The FDA is currently doing a surprisingly shitty job[0] protecting over-paying consumers from very, very basic problems with drugs, increasingly so as more and more "FDA-approved" manufacturing facilities are built in India.

2) We don't have *any* consumer-facing services which even offer basic purity/dose testing for unregulated supplements like creatine / omega-3's / multi-vitamins.

It's crazy to me that I can get Janoshik to affordably test my AAS but can't get anyone to test my fish oil pills or vitamin C pills.

0 (FDA doing shitty job lately): The Pentagon Wants to Root Out Shoddy Drugs. The FDA Is In Its Way.
 
In 1 hour, the promo sales via email will end (midnight china time).

The promo sales via whatsaap will continue during the weekend.

I replied to all emails, except today's (friday) emails (china time).

So all emails received today (Friday) will enjoy the promo sales, even if I reply to during sunday or so.

In one hour, the new emails will have only the option of off-promo prices, or switch to whatsaap.
I sent the hash ID for payments on Whatsapp Wednesday morning. They haven't been read tho. I know you're busy, just making sure they're not overlooked.
 
You read nothing of the sort. Keep up. Let me know you need help finding and comprehending what I did write.
You will not find any heavy metal residues in their stuff. Janoshik once had a post about it. It's so rare that even testing for it does not make any sense other than burning a hell of a lot money for these lab tests.
 
You will not find any heavy metal residues in their stuff. Janoshik once had a post about it. It's so rare that even testing for it does not make any sense other than burning a hell of a lot money for these lab tests.

My proposal below (see bold)...

I disagree that it is impractical and unrealistic to test for heavy metals and perform non targeted impurity analysis plus basic endotoxin screen for each finished batch. My hypothesis is that it is realistic and practical. I want to make it part of the cost of doing business. Will the customer agree as they become educated with new data?

Initially the impurity work is going to take some iteration as I don't think we have ever seen HR-LCMS applied to the latter analysis for UGL. GCMS yes. But as Jano has stated GCMS is limited by impurity boiling point.
The real learning will be from including impurity ID and analysis along with existing API ID and purity. Hence the customer will come to understand what that other 1 to 5% is that comes along for the ride with the API.

And on your metals point I conceded that may be a non issue (has been in the past)...
Agreed on the heavy metals. I don't think that is a major concern but always good to trust but verify. The larger part of this (impurity ID) has not been properly discussed or analyzed. Hence my questions.

Thank you for your comments.
 
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Thanks for your note.

You can read more on the background on what I am proposing here:


Yes Jano still offers metals testing via ICP. The bigger question is impurity analysis that will expand current scope of UGL testing for API ID and purity only.

I appreciate your time. I well aware of compounding pharmacy situation in the US with respect to AAS.
In your experience when a substance tests at 98-99%, what is the other 1-2% typically?
Please give some examples of different types of materials and also how the impurities most likely got there.
 
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FWIW I'm interested in similar topics. It would be "nice" to get a list of all the QA/QC things that FDA-approved drugs get tested for, and slowly grow the availability of those tests for customers/vendors/distributors/manufacturers who want to pay for it.

I understand why the USA doesn't have these services for controlled substances (I disagree with both "prohibition" and the myriad of ways that it hinders harm-reduction services...but I understand it).

Some things that keep me up at night though:

1) The FDA is currently doing a surprisingly shitty job[0] protecting over-paying consumers from very, very basic problems with drugs, increasingly so as more and more "FDA-approved" manufacturing facilities are built in India.

2) We don't have *any* consumer-facing services which even offer basic purity/dose testing for unregulated supplements like creatine / omega-3's / multi-vitamins.

It's crazy to me that I can get Janoshik to affordably test my AAS but can't get anyone to test my fish oil pills or vitamin C pills.

0 (FDA doing shitty job lately): The Pentagon Wants to Root Out Shoddy Drugs. The FDA Is In Its Way.
Shut the hell up bro. You will make that idiot keep spamming heavy metal testing blah blah blah.
 
Shut the hell up bro. You will make that idiot keep spamming heavy metal testing blah blah blah.

Yeah I mean we all "know" there's no "heavy metals" in our AAS based on Jano's testing, except @readalot . I'm surprised to hear that Jano does actually offer that heavy metal testing though, so if @readalot cares, he should put his money where his mouth is and get the testing if it's what he cares about.

I'm more concerned with other impurities personally. Particularly peptides, where small changes in the peptide can still be biologically active. Or things as basic as the pH of NAD+, which we've had issues with here this past year. I recognize and accept that these are the types of things which will oftenest be tested in a non-FDA product, and that I want all of it, I can just get an FDA test.

But the question of "which additional testing could be valuable?" is always on my mind. For example, the decomposition rate of T3 or T4 in solution and suspension -- I can only measure with a resolution of 100mcg so I have to prepare a month's worth at a time (involving throwing out 90+% of the product to get a reasonable precision for low doses like 15 micrograms per day). I sometimes wonder if the T3/T4 degrades in 7 days, 30 days, 365 days, or longer, once it's put into a suspension or solution.
 
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