Readalots Enhanced Testing

[TheScholarOfBrew]

Ah, read a lot... The more I read about him the more I see he's more or less after the same thing. Better standards

 

[readalot]

its a little funny. looking back at this thread. All of the people that were pushed for higher standards would have been arrested by now.

Then we would have to find the illegal manufacturers and start all over again... That's if you want to fly to China....


Now we are happy to get 90-93% mast/primo

Reading through the SST thread today (Floatergate: reloaded) then pondering your comments here really hits home for me having now danced with the devil.

You win again. I'll continue to strive towards your challenge to focus on the practical moving forward. That was a great word you chose.

Thanks for having your heart in the right place even if we did start off a little rocky, lol.

 

[readalot]

1. Hplc Purity - 120 usd
2. GCMS - 170 usd
3. Expanded metals list for standard list price (personally approved by Jano via xxxxxxxxx) - 60 usd
4. endotoxins - 120 usd
5. Residual solvent poor man's test (KF+loss on drying) - 60 usd

Great point by @Photon.

vendors test their raws plus this...

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Aug 9, 2025

We can't be sure that crap raws aren't used for brewing, simply based off testing of raws. Whether those raws are even used for brewing is a question itself.

A better test (i would think) is to GCMS the oil. We can't be sure if crap raws are used, but in the event they were used, at least we know that there is nothing toxic (that is volatile) from those impurities, in the oil. If the GCMS shows the use of high amounts of solvents, then I'd be suspicious of the raw purity as well.

The closest we can get, to tieing the raws to the oils, is to GCMS both of them. If you see...

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Will give you a pretty good idea what's in your vial.

If you can get a vendor to do

HPLC and GCMS on their vials

then follow up with

customer blind HPLC and GCMS on the vial

then you have a direct relative comparison. The HPLC is quantitative and GCMS is semi-quantitative.

A few of us send in our pharma Test / nandrolone as controls for GCMS and we are just about there.

Total Ion Counts (TIC) give alot more info than just mg/ml of API.