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View attachment 50401If I'm looking at this correctly the NPP I got is just deca?
More than three drops will start to turn the sample darker shades of what it is suppose to look like until it's almost black. The samples will also become darker over time (just a couple minutes).
With that said, I'm saying it looks like deca. There will probably be a variation in hues with the use of a UV light on the B sample, which would support it being deca. The NPP would be a completely different color.
The only other variable is time until picture, but there should still be a slight variation in color between the A and B sample...
NPP is suppose to be olive green in A vial and yellow-gold in vial B . Did you ever see those colors Legendary ?
I could care less about this lab or how he does here, but I would take colorometric testing with a large grain of salt.
It's absurdly unreliable and constantly throws false positives. This applies to all colormetric test kits for AAS.
When everyone was relying on LM, everyone was convinced there is no real gear on the market. When HPLC became standard that completely changed.
At best it's a good tool to use to determine if further testing is required. If there's uncertainty about a compound among customers then TSL should post his own data or some anonymous testing should take place.
I prefer anecdotal feedback over colormetric test results at this point though.
Colorimetric testing is the poor mans bird dog. I use it to indicate presence of hormones only, and feel that Roidtest fairs better than Labmax..
I could care less about this lab or how he does here, but I would take colorometric testing with a large grain of salt.
It's absurdly unreliable and constantly throws false positives. This applies to all colormetric test kits for AAS.
When everyone was relying on LM, everyone was convinced there is no real gear on the market. When HPLC became standard that completely changed.
At best it's a good tool to use to determine if further testing is required. If there's uncertainty about a compound among customers then TSL should post his own data or some anonymous testing should take place.
I prefer anecdotal feedback over colormetric test results at this point though.
I dont know WC- these color kits will test consistent with real pharma products , I get that same greenish glow out of my Watson test-c everytime (using Labmax). I got the same exact colors with P-Com test-c .
All of P-Coms EQ and Deca also had their exact colors as on the color chart . Exactly . Its the cut in some UGL's that provide the weird colors . If its real it should match those color charts near perfectly , imo .
NPP is suppose to be olive green in A vial and yellow-gold in vial B . Did you ever see those colors Legendary ?