Question about Quality of test color

[Bork]

Hi,

I bought Test C 250 from a Para Pharma reputable seller, and some of the vials (from the same batch) appear to have some color variation. Is this normal? It’s very slight but still somewhat noticeable.

Picture for example.

 

[MisterSuperGod]

Oxidation due to storage conditions?
Then again these UGLs can play fast and loose with batches and labels. Could be a new batch with left over labels from the previous batch.

 

[Test_Subject]

A bit of colour variance is pretty normal (especially in GSO), but not within the same batch.

That’s a pretty clear indication that their batch numbers mean sweet fuck all.

 

[Bork]

A bit of colour variance is pretty normal (especially in GSO), but not within the same batch.

That’s a pretty clear indication that their batch numbers mean sweet fuck all.

Should avoid pinning it then?

 

[Test_Subject]

Should avoid pinning it then?

Not necessarily. It’s probably fine; it just means that their “batches” are numbered… creatively.

A colour variance like that using the same raws with the same GSO brewed in the same batch would be very odd. They probably just printed a million labels and every brew has the same batch number. It’s pretty common with UGL gear. Very poor process control, but common nonetheless.

 

[All Nats McGee]

I wonder if you sent them in for testing if they would be the same exact number.