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All vials from same batch? How do we know?Jano's testing has margin of error by itself.
3 vial variance of another vendor -- 3rd party tested.
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They are claimed to be from the same batch. However, the testing was done because of discrepancies around the vendors claims about batches. These samples were supposed to be from a batch that the vendors test results showed a higher concentration. So it is very possible that all three samples did not come from the same batch.All vials from same batch? How do we know?
Jano has posted RSDs for instrument precision on HPLC (same material injected multiple times) with very low RSD, less than 1% IIRC.
This is all great fun.
Search "RSD" by janoshik.
I prefer to stay on the safe side with my claims.Without getting too in the weeds from stats standpoint, @janoshik quotes his HPLC method as 5% margin of error (one sided hence +/- 5?) .
Code:https://www.janoshik.com/details/
This is why you have both labs report the results of 10 replicates haha. Everyone would be very enlightened by the distribution.
Exciting.
Postscript: would be useful for both labs to share their method RSV (relative standard deviation) based on internal work.

Stock is low on this, around 150 vials. So if you want it I’d order it sooner than later. Also about 50 left of the MCT batch.
Tren A batch 2 in mig812. Still pending new batch of test c raw results. Jano has them
