Testing - AAS, Solvents, Carrier Oils, Colors, Impurities, Contaminants, Oxidation

[Whistles77]

In light of multiple discussions happening in source threads regarding oil color, oxidation, impurities, PIP, fevers, acne etc, I'm starting a thread to try to collate together resources, references and discussion regarding Jano testing of AAS. In particular to discuss what can and cannot be learned from different form of testing and how other solutions might apply (e.g HS-CRP bloodtests). Edit: Corrected to HS-CRP, not HC-CRP

Feel free to refer people to this thread when discussion gets off topic (or circular) on source threads. Hopefully this can become something useful and maybe get stickied in time.

 

[readalot]

https://www.medallionlabs.com/tests/peroxide-value/

Would have to ensure that other organics in the matrix do not interfere or create a baseline with known high purity carrier oil.

Fyi.

Educational for international cheap gear. Wouldn't waste my time for domestic labs using the good MCT/Mig 812. You can look up peroxide value and other specs on the manufacturer COA for that carrier oil.

 

[readalot]

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Nov 24, 2025

I think Meso really needs a constructive reference thread on different Jano testing and what it can and can't reveal? My understanding is GCMS doesn't reveal volatile compounds like solvents. Doesn't negate your point though.

Residual solvents, which are their own special category? No. He cant pick those up.

You can look up the various classes on here.

Jano can test for BA, BB, guaiacol, and EO. You can also gather good insight on the carrier oil with GCMS.

• readalot