Wouldn't we all have a little peace of mind, including you?
What if the results come back with impurities, what will you do?
You don't have to answer, it's just a rhetorical question.
Having opposing views promotes a healthy discussion that leads to better outcomes for all involved. I give you credit for standing up for what you think is right... give him credit for his.
Even though I’ve seen you join in with Iris and readalot to dislike or laugh at all my posts whenever you have the chance I’ll give you an answer.
The more he talks about it more I realized how It is officially flawed from the start.
Holc tests from sources can be cherry picked or different then their whole batch.
What makes you think the same can’t happen with the sterility testing and heavy metal testing.
Sure they can send in clean samples but there is no proof that the rest of their batch is clean and sterile. So sources sending in heavy metal and sterility testing for each batch won’t change shit about the standards of the ugl market at all.(a)
Thats first and foremost.
Now some more reasons why it’s flawed:
If .22 filter makes gear sterile and heavy metal free and they have been doing that the last 10-20 years they will not continue to test for something that hasn’t been an issue the last two decades. It will be a one and done type of thing or maybe 2x a year type of thing.
why would they continue to do it for every batch when they haven’t in the last 10-20 years . it would be evident at that point this is nothing new or alarming and doesn’t need to be tested for.
Also, technically janoshik is not accredited by the USA fda or dea, therefore the sterility and heavy metal testing he will do technically mean nothing More than that of UGL standard, correct ?
So readalot wouldn’t even be satisfied, since it wouldn’t be accredited by the fda or dea or whatever he bases most of his sterility testing studies off of.
Thinking every batch should be tested for heavy metals and sterility is complete asinine and useless. Based off (a) primarily.
He has one hope left. That we come to find out .22 filter is not good enough and they need to find other filters.
But it’s already been proven .22 filters are good enough.
As for what I would do if I found out the sources I used had impurities- I’d continue to monitor my bloodwork and see if there are any alarming anomalies and go from there- what else is there to do ?