MESO "Specialized" Testing Group Fund

Hi guys i’m new to meso but I was on SST for years and never thought to expand my horizons until recent drama.. appears things on this forum are well documented and researched to maintain community safety.

Based on what we’ve found out on here which sources are the most reliable in terms of sterility and getting what you pay for in terms of compounds? There’s like 50 sources on here and it’s a bit of information overload lol
 
Based on what we’ve found out on here which sources are the most reliable in terms of sterility and getting what you pay for in terms of compounds
It’s funny I was over at SST not that long ago and asking for sources was kind of frowned upon there too. Maybe go do a new member intro and get to know some people here. The rest typically works itself out.
 
Thirdly, I still think that the chance of this kind of oxidation happening is minimal. It is much more common for oxidation to have occured twice during the synthesis. It is very common when trying to add/alter one functional group, to alter a second similar group.
we apparently have this laying around on the forum but it haven't been brought up yet.

beautiful conclusion by readalot. i do believe this as something that happens from poor conditions in synthesis both from the gcms test and now that old thread.

 
would be interesting to create a database setup, like google docs where we can document these impurities we find and just keep them forever there for people who are interested.

like you pointed out moving the bonds are very dangerous and especially with the compounds found on tren when it had plastic in it from photons test i found the new bonds to be detrimental to health. have to find a relevance to poor synthesis tho
 
I got a few batches of raws incoming that i plan to get tested, however I'm on the fence between GCMS and hplc.

Take for e.g, this BU GCMS thread shows that GCMS is not a good way to get purity.

However based off the most recent testing, it also shows that anything similar but not the same (degradation, poor manufacturing) is probably incorrectly captured by HPLC and will only show up on GCMS.

As of now, I'm leaning towards GCMS because it does show if a product is "safer" to inject but this leaves me guessing what % to use for brewing :rolleyes:

Obviously i could do both..but that doubles my testing cost..
 
I got a few batches of raws incoming that i plan to get tested, however I'm on the fence between GCMS and hplc.

Take for e.g, this BU GCMS thread shows that GCMS is not a good way to get purity.

However based off the most recent testing, it also shows that anything similar but not the same (degradation, poor manufacturing) is probably incorrectly captured by HPLC and will only show up on GCMS.

As of now, I'm leaning towards GCMS because it does show if a product is "safer" to inject but this leaves me guessing what % to use for brewing :rolleyes:

Obviously i could do both..but that doubles my testing cost..
If you had enough data points for raws you could get a calibration curve between GCMS API% (via TIC) and HPLC purity just like we found for oils (my hunch). A relative response factor (RRF) if you will. Worked just fine in the oils as shown in your thread.

The relative volatilities and ionization are pretty similar for all these components.

Until we have enough data then both tests give you important info.
 
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If you had enough data points for raws you could get a calibration curve between GCMS API% (via TIC) and HPLC purity just like we found for oils (my hunch). A relative response factor (RRF) if you will. Worked just fine in the oils as shown in your thread.

The relative volatilities and ionization are pretty similar for all these components.

Until we have enough data then both tests give you important info.
And to clarify, this only works if you go to the trouble of using reference standard on compound of interest and confirm it is properly resolved from API with the HPLC method (for example, the c6-c7 ene compound that has been discussed as nauseum). It isn't made by heat in the GC.
 
Voting still open @dinfar1337 ?

Does the alt banned within 2 hours count or is it a shutout? 9-0.

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Gloating? How old are you
I mean... it's kinda funny but whatever.

Ill never understand people "coming at each other" like bitches on the Internet... especially with the "ignore" feature...but again, I always have the naive belief that most of us would either like each other in real life (or walk completely down the other side of the road and never cross paths again...).
 
I mean... it's kinda funny but whatever.

Ill never understand people "coming at each other" like bitches on the Internet... especially with the "ignore" feature...but again, I always have the naive belief that most of us would either like each other in real life (or walk completely down the other side of the road and never cross paths again...).

People have said it a million times and there might be something to it... anon internet forums might be a different experience for people if that's their main source of interaction with other humans
 
So is the issue mostly that Primal needs to upgrade his bottle top filter when brewing? If so, should be easy enough fix,.or not?

Or is there a more nefarious concern? (e.g. oils are actually some Chinese made shit being resold after repackaging?) I'll be honest I fell way too behind to follow all this.

If the problem is Choice #1, then obviously we don't need to villanize a vendor that is doing additional testing...but what the hell do I know.
 
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