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Easy killer. Nobody trying to steal your thunder. Just seeing and stating a technicality. Did you read my post? I believe I stated that you, in fact, were # 10,000. The reactions and congrats posts prove that. I'll hold out for my consolation for 9,999 ;)
I’m just fucking around my man, didn’t mean to come off as actually aggressive, just playfully. Now come here and let me rub them cheeks.
 
I think the testing is focused mostly on the high conc gear like Tren E 400, test 500, etc. the Tren E 400 is what had the contamination.

I’m personally interested in the Mast P 200…

The new batch of MastP200 is currently at Jano I believe. Primal should be posting the HPLC today. Asking him to add a GCMS to it before selling should be easy.

As for the old batch, well someone can send it in to test.
 
Im on this forum way too often as it is, now that you guys and gals have great taste in music its a wrap. Haha. The latest Imperial Triumphant is a fucking masterpiece.
 
sorry plastic? @Photon@readalot is this normal with gear anyways or skip this batch and wait?

You can follow along here if you’d like

 
sorry plastic? @Photon@readalot is this normal with gear anyways or skip this batch and wait?

I don't know which batch or products have it, so if you want to buy go ahead.

The only way is to send in to Jano for GCMS.

It is not a new test and it is in fact reimbursed by majority of the vendors (not just primal). Vendors don't reimburse "tests", they usually reimburse "funds". Any sort of test is usually reimbursed, as long as it's within the limits of those funds.

SSA (pity they are gone) for instance reimburses $300 per product, which is enough for HPLC, GCMS + more testing on a single product. You can buy a $15 vial of China test, spend $300 on testing and it'd get reimbursed.
 
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No one knows how widespread the issue is since this is new ground. Floor levels of BB concentration required to see leaching with standard polystyrene setup? Relationship between BB concentration and amount of stuff leached with a typical filtering procedure? Function of amount filtered, filter life, etc.

This would be an active research project in a well funded lab. The issue is already well known in industry which is why you dont use these filters in this type of application for pharma manufacture. But this is the UG.

@Photon has done a commendable/remarkable job capturing this issue and there is still much more to learn. It is not an issue related to only one source. It is a materials compatibility issue as was seen with vial spikes, etc.

It'll cost alot for all that testing..
Easiest way is to just not use it....
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No one knows how widespread the issue is since this is new ground.
LMFAO I get busy for one day and you guys fall back into this hysteria. Hell yeah it's new ground, you guys still don't even know what you're looking at. Did anyone even read anything I said last time you fell down this rabbithole? Or did you skip over it because it didn't help you win your game?

I love you guys. You're wicked smart (too smart for your own good in this case). But you just don't speak the language of chemistry well enough to know what you're saying. Unfortunately, the usual crutch of AI doesn't speak chemistry fluently either and it's only confusing everyone further.

This isn't the "Ha, gotcha!" moment you think (and have managed to convince others) it is.

Do we have any idea how many Primal products are contaminated with plastic? With thousands of dollars in Primal gear I am def concerned.

I've gone over the data in the other thread (not going back in that one). I fully understand the argument they're trying to make with that data. It's just not convincing. There are too many conclusions being jumped to.

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I still pinned source's product this morning without flinching, without a concern for "plastics". And I will tomorrow, too.


INB4 ChatGPT responses. RIP my inbox with shill accusations.
 
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