Thread: How do you test exotic compounds?

My question is self-explanatory I think. We all acknowledge that most any source ought to be able to knock out a batch of Test C, but then we accept blood work showing good Test numbers as supporting evidence that a source is “G2G”.

What do you do to try and confirm that you are getting what you pay for when purchasing oils that are known to be harder to get or prepare, or when accuracy is extremely important for health reasons? For example, any product intended for use by a female better be on point.

The longer I’m here, the more cautious I become, and I was always inclined to do my due diligence from the start.


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Originally Posted by Judgmentalist

My question is self-explanatory I think. We all acknowledge that most any source ought to be able to knock out a batch of Test C, but then we accept blood work showing good Test numbers as supporting evidence that a source is “G2G”.

What do you do to try and confirm that you are getting what you pay for when purchasing oils that are known to be harder to get or prepare, or when accuracy is extremely important for health reasons? For example, any product intended for use by a female better be on point.

The longer I’m here, the more cautious I become, and I was always inclined to do my due diligence from the start.


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Without access to spectra analysis equipment it is all pretty much a blind leap of faith and trust for the supplier. Most at home test kits will only show if the desired compound is present, as well as if other unintended/non-desirable compounds are present. They will not, however, provide information as to the degree/amount that is present in the sample. So 50mg/ml of Test C will test the same as Test C at 500mg/ml; assuming no other compounds are present.

Further, some compounds will provide false identifiers on bloodwork, i.e. Deca for Test, Tren for estrogen, etc. Once you know how your body responds to Test dosages and HGH, and you have uncovered your unaltered baseline then you can test for those compounds very effectively via bloodwork. But DHT's, Nor's, and DHB's can prove quite challenging to verify with bloods.

Proper lab analysis of an assay is the only way to know for sure. This is cost prohibitive on a routine/by vial basis, and is also problematic/illegal in many areas to even attempt.

All of this is why BOP is so incredibly invaluable for all of us. We watch each others backs and our mods make sure our sponsors are keeping up to par with the board's expectations. This provides the best potential platform that we could hope for aside from going back in time to the golden era of BB'ing when you could get all AAS's practically over the counter, prior to their scheduling.

Basically, all we have is each other, information, and trust in sponsors, and honestly in this day and age we are blessed to have that. I wish I had a more comforting response for you, Judge, but that is the plain and simple, candid truth.

Unless you send it to someone like Jano for raw or finished product analysis via High-performance liquid chromatography its mostly by reading reviews from others on here or other sites. We have good people who send away samples for testing to keep sources accountable and call them out when they aren't. I'll give analysis on my bloods, but even if I can't send away for raws testing I can check others who have. Most of the sources here are G2G, as you say, and any who aren't are quickly made known to be.

Watch eachothers backs, we're all gonna make it.