Thanks.
Regarding solvents:
If you take a look into the report, on page 2 is a the gas chromatography report. Each compound has unique retention time, what is the position of a peak on the x-axis. Retention times (in minutes) for solvents are as follows:
Benzyl alcohol - 2.92
Benzyl Benzoate - 7.42
Ethyl Oleate - 9.26
In the T400 report is present huge peak at 2.92. The signal intensity is more than 10x stronger than usual intensity in most of samples I have tested, so I would expect that BA concentration in the sample is about 20%. I can make a calibration and determine its concentration exactly.
There is also a small peak at 7.42, but its intensity is less than 1/100 of intensity of this peak in other samples I have recently tested, so it is probably artifact. In case BB is really present in the sample, its concentration is probably not more than 0.2%.
Regarding dosage:
There is another report published by
@Steve84 for pharmacom TE300, which was was tested by me. The result I got was 302 mg/mL. Assuming the product was really dosed at 300 mg/mL, my test was correct with error less than 1%. Why would then the T400 sample tested the same day using the same method would come with error almost 100%? Moreover, I have tested this sample twice because of the dianabol issue. The testosterone dosage was almost the same in both cases.
The false positive test for dianabol was my mistake, I probably had trace of it in the system from previously tested raw samples. The retest resolved this issue and showed that there is no dianabol present in the T400 sample.