Liska
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Preface: This series of tests can't answer if a batch of lyophilized HGH powder has varying purity or if the variance is exclusively a result of the testing method, that's for another day. Let's leave discussion of old vs new method aside as well until we've made progress on the previous question.
What this will show is the purity results from ten vials pulled randomly from amongst 100 kits of the same batch I received uncooled after 14 days of transport, stored all together in a fridge, sent to Janoshik as two vials at a first date (the optimal amount asked for when submitting HGH & peptides for testing, though only one was tested while the other was stored) and eight vials at a later date.
Here's a quick list of the purity percentages of all vials taken from the attached individual raw data in order of filename:
1. 92.887%
2. 93.439%
3. 94.687%
4. 93.243%
5. 93.890%
6. 93.527%
7. 94.175%
8. 93.147%
9. 94.531%
10. 94.981%
Here's my intial test report for reference:
I've attached a PDF file of all ten graphs overlayed to show both the similarity in peaks & troughs identifying them as belonging to the same batch while making the variances visible at a quick glance as well. The .zip file contains the raw data for all ten individual tests for those wanting a detailed look at each. For what it's worth, I've attached a picture of my best try at 8 random vial pulls.
Comment for correct interpretation:
I'll keep my thoughts to myself for now to not influence the discussion right away. I'd respectfully ask everyone participating to put a bit of effort into their posts, as if this goes well, I plan to conduct testing projects on a bigger scale to hopefully resolve longstanding community questions.
Děkuji vám to @janoshik for committing to all the actual (and annoying) work as always, since my part was ultimately just putting vials from small boxes into a bigger oner and sending them off. Further thanks to canadian Deus Pharmaceuticals and @GoodLyfe for being open source!
What this will show is the purity results from ten vials pulled randomly from amongst 100 kits of the same batch I received uncooled after 14 days of transport, stored all together in a fridge, sent to Janoshik as two vials at a first date (the optimal amount asked for when submitting HGH & peptides for testing, though only one was tested while the other was stored) and eight vials at a later date.
Here's a quick list of the purity percentages of all vials taken from the attached individual raw data in order of filename:
1. 92.887%
2. 93.439%
3. 94.687%
4. 93.243%
5. 93.890%
6. 93.527%
7. 94.175%
8. 93.147%
9. 94.531%
10. 94.981%
Here's my intial test report for reference:
I've attached a PDF file of all ten graphs overlayed to show both the similarity in peaks & troughs identifying them as belonging to the same batch while making the variances visible at a quick glance as well. The .zip file contains the raw data for all ten individual tests for those wanting a detailed look at each. For what it's worth, I've attached a picture of my best try at 8 random vial pulls.
Comment for correct interpretation:
Janoshik said:"First 6 samples [by time tested] (original + the vial that was sent along the original + 4 of the ones shipped later) were done by my assistant, last 4 were done entirely by me.
One thing I might want to address before you ask:
The differences between retention time on different days of testing are caused by trifluoroacetic acid content variation in the mobile phase of the LC. The method is set up on margins so tight to get the most resolution, that difference in micrograms of TFA push the peak left and right a lot and I do prepare new mobile phase with each testing.
Does the peak moving left and right on different days matter? Nope - see raw data comparison, once the retention time is adjusted the difference in resolution (peak shapes and distance between main peak and impurities) is the same.
I'll keep my thoughts to myself for now to not influence the discussion right away. I'd respectfully ask everyone participating to put a bit of effort into their posts, as if this goes well, I plan to conduct testing projects on a bigger scale to hopefully resolve longstanding community questions.
Děkuji vám to @janoshik for committing to all the actual (and annoying) work as always, since my part was ultimately just putting vials from small boxes into a bigger oner and sending them off. Further thanks to canadian Deus Pharmaceuticals and @GoodLyfe for being open source!
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