Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic

Yes
PIP heaven btw.

Really good deal tho, Tren A 100 alone is 250.
until they read my comment. it'll be $500 by 10pm lol. it is a great deal based on the pricing of the compounds within the blend. *Their pricing

sad to hear its bad on the pip though. i may grab a kit. I was thinking to get a kit of tren A, but the price on that blend hmmm. Had i not just gotten some mast it would be an absolute no-brainer
 
until they read my comment. it'll be $500 by 10pm lol. it is a great deal based on the pricing of the compounds within the blend. *Their pricing

sad to hear its bad on the pip though. i may grab a kit. I was thinking to get a kit of tren A, but the price on that blend hmmm. Had i not just gotten some mast it would be an absolute no-brainer

TR E and H look pretty bad, no clue about A.
A looks pretty good.
 
When someone says they don't have any issues. ask what "issues" they expect.

You can drink water with high lead or benzene content for decades without "issues".

You can inhale radon or asbestos for decades without "issues".

People who think in terms of "I injected it and didn't end up in the emergency room so filtering isn't needed" are essentially telling you to trust that Chinese criminals are prioritizing your health and safety in the way they make drugs in their underground labs.

But you do you. What's the worst that can happen? What could possibly accumulate in your body that could damage your long term health over the course of hundreds or thousands of injections?
I get what you are saying, and I agree. And before I say what I am going to say, keep in mind I do am going to filter it.
But my line of thinking is this: They want to make money. If they made a bad quality product (contaminants, etc), someone would catch it with a test. The word would spread, and quickly they would start losing customers. Thats why I believe they do make an effort to make a high quality product. Not because they care about "us", because they care about them.
 
I get what you are saying, and I agree. And before I say what I am going to say, keep in mind I do am going to filter it.
But my line of thinking is this: They want to make money. If they made a bad quality product (contaminants, etc), someone would catch it with a test. The word would spread, and quickly they would start losing customers. Thats why I believe they do make an effort to make a high quality product. Not because they care about "us", because they care about them.

This is the problem with testing as "harm reduction".

The type of testing we rely on is primarily for identifying its the correct substance, quantity, and a rough measure of its purity,

It's the "purity" part that gives people a false sense of security, because its meaning in chemistry terms is not how most people interpret "purity".

If I tell you a bottle of water has been tested and is 99.9999%. pure, you'll know it's free of dangerous contaminants and safe to drink.

If I tell you that peptide is 99.8% pure most assume that means it's also free of contaminants and safe to inject.

Except that's not what it means. It's not a measure of "other stuff". The only impurities tested for are other things closely related to the peptide. Pieces of it, the wrong sequence of proteins.... essentially defective peptide.

You could have a dose of arsenic, some mold, and ground up dried worm in the vial and still have it test 99.8% pure. All those other things require separate tests. You have to be looking for specific things to find them.

I'll also point out that all samples are filtered with a .22um syringe filter first. That's standard practice.

So the test results are of the reconstituted peptide after it's FILTERED.

If you're not filtering, you're not injecting what the test results show.

The only harm you're protected from by the tests is 1) The harm of getting ripped off and 2) Getting the wrong substance, which could be harmful if you get something like Melanotan instead of Reta.

Pharma does "purity" testing, but it's only one 5 to 8 different tests on each batch of peptide to ensure safety.
 
This is the problem with testing as "harm reduction".

The type of testing we rely on is primarily for identifying its the correct substance, quantity, and a rough measure of its purity,

It's the "purity" part that gives people a false sense of security, because its meaning in chemistry terms is not how most people interpret "purity".

If I tell you a bottle of water has been tested and is 99.9999%. pure, you'll know it's free of dangerous contaminants and safe to drink.

If I tell you that peptide is 99.8% pure most assume that means it's also free of contaminants and safe to inject.

Except that's not what it means. It's not a measure of "other stuff". The only impurities tested for are other things closely related to the peptide. Pieces of it, the wrong sequence of proteins.... essentially defective peptide.

You could have a dose of arsenic, some mold, and ground up dried worm in the vial and still have it test 99.8% pure. All those other things require separate tests. You have to be looking for specific things to find them.

I'll also point out that all samples are filtered with a .22um syringe filter first. That's standard practice.

So the test results are of the reconstituted peptide after it's FILTERED.

If you're not filtering, you're not injecting what the test results show.

The only harm you're protected from by the tests is 1) The harm of getting ripped off and 2) Getting the wrong substance, which could be harmful if you get something like Melanotan instead of Reta.

Pharma does "purity" testing, but it's only one 5 to 8 different tests on each batch of peptide to ensure safety.
Keep justifying your cheap/broke ass from never testing anything you inject.

or even throwing down money for advanced testing which you kept talking about

You proved me right in the "Specialized testing thread". Where are your "Friends" with NMR testing? Where is your money for it?


What I think is funny is that you say I wont "Run you off"

Did I run you off of that topic? Is that why you wont respond to anyone there when they tag you? Lol what a joke
 
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until they read my comment. it'll be $500 by 10pm lol. it is a great deal based on the pricing of the compounds within the blend. *Their pricing

sad to hear its bad on the pip though. i may grab a kit. I was thinking to get a kit of tren A, but the price on that blend hmmm. Had i not just gotten some mast it would be an absolute no-brainer

You have me tempted to grab a kit. I have no experience with any of it but I bet it's fun. Have to start eating again though.
 
TR E and H look pretty bad, no clue about A.
A looks pretty good.
Is SSAs tren a always that dark?
 
I was about to buy a kit of tren a from tracy this morning, I was talking to him early. At around noon I messaged him that I want a kit, because he sent me a pic of tren that was light yellow and looked really good. He didnt reply and will probably get back to me late tonight. But after seeing that, I'm not sure I want to anymore. The pic he sent me was bright yellow not brown. And the pic he sent me was labeled tren h too. How are we supposed to know (or even they supposed to know) which is tren a or which is tren e when they're both labeled tren h.

The pic he sent me with the orange tops looks like what you got, he told me that it was tren a
The labels apparently all say Tren H. My TC came marked the same way. Contacted them about it and was told its just a shipping label but doesnt id whats in the package. My TC was very clear, same as it was from another vendor.
 
The labels apparently all say Tren H. My TC came marked the same way. Contacted them about it and was told its just a shipping label but doesnt id whats in the package. My TC was very clear, same as it was from another vendor.
I'm concerned about the brown tren e. Tren e is supposed to be easier to get a nice golden color the tren a from what I've read and seen from other vendors. If the tren e looks like that, I can only imagine what the tren a looks like. Tracy sent me a picture of some nice golden vials of tren a, so I was really tempted to buy some. I'll probably wait until someone else orders some before I order (if they're not sold out by then)
 
I'm concerned about the brown tren e. Tren e is supposed to be easier to get a nice golden color the tren a from what I've read and seen from other vendors. If the tren e looks like that, I can only imagine what the tren a looks like. Tracy sent me a picture of some nice golden vials of tren a, so I was really tempted to buy some. I'll probably wait until someone else orders some before I order (if they're not sold out by then)
Has there ever been a brown colored tren e that tested well on Jano?
 
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