Triple B Anavar 50 test results

So there is still no purity analysis. It should read 98+ purity then. How do we know otherwise!? I have seen other tests from jano that do this..so either someone ordered a test they coulda done themselves or I call shady bullshit
 
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Ive never heard of a source having pure anything let alone anavar..
No raws are ever pure. What I’m saying is that HPLC testing detects the amount of actual compound in a given sample, so the purity of the raws is irrelevant. The result will reflect the impurity because the quantitative analysis will return a lower amount of the compound from the sample if it’s less pure.

If the raws are, say, 98% pure, and the source managed to theoretically get their dosing perfect but didn’t account for the impurity, you’d get a result of 49mg of var. The worse your raws are, the further off that number will be.

That’s why raw testing is so important: if you know what the level of impurity is in your API before you do your calculations, you can account for it and add extra raws to make up the difference.
 
No raws are ever pure. What I’m saying is that HPLC testing detects the amount of actual compound in a given sample, so the purity of the raws is irrelevant. The result will reflect the impurity because the quantitative analysis will return a lower amount of the compound from the sample if it’s less pure.

If the raws are, say, 98% pure, and the source managed to theoretically get their dosing perfect but didn’t account for the impurity, you’d get a result of 49mg of var. The worse your raws are, the further off that number will be.

That’s why raw testing is so important: if you know what the level of impurity is in your API before you do your calculations, you can account for it and add extra raws to make up the difference.
This^
 
No raws are ever pure. What I’m saying is that HPLC testing detects the amount of actual compound in a given sample, so the purity of the raws is irrelevant. The result will reflect the impurity because the quantitative analysis will return a lower amount of the compound from the sample if it’s less pure.

If the raws are, say, 98% pure, and the source managed to theoretically get their dosing perfect but didn’t account for the impurity, you’d get a result of 49mg of var. The worse your raws are, the further off that number will be.

That’s why raw testing is so important: if you know what the level of impurity is in your API before you do your calculations, you can account for it and add extra raws to make up the difference.
So we still dont know if its a purity or dosing/mixing issue...
 
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