I’d say the adex and diamond cutter bottles are inconsistently dosed. My bloods were all over the place on e2. Same dosing schedule. Diamond cutter out of one bottle seems to almost not work.
I would love more than anything to post a video of my process of filling oral suspension containers; but I will attempt to explain it here:
After my calculations are made and volumes/weights are measured out: the suspension is mixed in a batch of 3L to 5L with a high shear homogenizer at 9300RPM. The mixture is completely homogenous at that point.
After homogenization, an overhead mixer is inserted in place of the homogenizer to prevent any potential settling of the suspended solid while filling containers.
A remote suction tube for a very expensive bottle top dispenser is clamped in to the suspension while it is still mixing.
All bottles are filled while the batch is still actively mixing.
Impossible is a word I use very sparingly; but it it very very improbable that one bottle's contents are dosed differently from any of the others.
With that out of the way:
I do agree that you should purchase these items form major pharmaceutical companies. I feel like I am meticulous and skilled at making these products; but I know I will never be able to match the accuracy and repeatability of multimillion dollar companies. I just do not have the needed equipment.
I have said in this thread, and in many private communications, that I would rather see people buy AI and SERM medications from someone who sells legitimate pharmaceutical products. I offer them more for those who shop in "convenience" and would not purchase them if they had to go elsewhere.
This is the very first complaint I have heard about my AI medication products or diamond cutter; and I have sent out a lot of them.