Steroid Lab Testing - Purpose of Forum and New Thread Title Formatting

[murray312]

I like this. Does anyone ever get concerned about pulling bad bloods from a source then posting the results knowing the sourCe has all,your personal info.

 

[BigBaldBeardGuy]

I like this. Does anyone ever get concerned about pulling bad bloods from a source then posting the results knowing the sourCe has all,your personal info.

If you’re worried about this then don’t ever give the source your handle name.

 

[murray312]

If you’re worried about this then don’t ever give the source your handle name.

Probably a good idea to not pm sources about issues on whatever board they're on. Live and learn i guess.

 

[GorillaGrounds]

Coming here from this thread: Forum Etiquette - Vendors read this - restricted forum access

Are there any labs that don’t qualify? I’m thinking of Anliza Bialek as an example.

Are lab tests from the manufacturer sufficient, or do the tests need to be conducted under the vendor’s name?

Do i need to provide tests for every single product i offer in my shop?

How do i set up / apply for a vendor account?

 

[lunchbeast]

Why the "Steroid Lab Testing" subforum was created?

The "labmax" and "mass spec" threads have a whole lot of data about various products. Unfortunately, it's was often difficult to find specific results once they became buried in the thread. In order to improve accessibility (and google indexing) of this data, MESO has created a dedicated subforum for the reports.

"Steroid Lab Testing" subforum guidelines

The "steroid lab testing" subforum is only for threads containing analytical reports related to steroid products e.g. mass spectrometry, Labmax, serum, etc

IMPORTANT: Each new report must be posted in its own thread for discussion. The recommended title format is one that that identifies important keywords of interest. Please post all new threads using the following recommended title format:

[lab name] [product name] - [type of testing e.g. labmax/GC/MS/serum] - [date of testing yyyy-mm] [performed by (who performed testing)]

Love this idea! Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but could something similar be done for vendor ordering procedures? Like the testing, ordering how-to's, and updates to them, get buried in vendor's threads. It's not usually hard to find a vendors first how-to, but locating updates and making sure you're following the most recent instructions can be problematic, especially for a busy vendor that's been here for awhile.