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COAs & Lab Testing

I sent the HCG for testing & I'm waiting for the other results

Started by Sam Smith 38 replies 13 people Last activity

#40
Yeah 100%, 30 is far from ideal as we want to see the cleanest product possible (and luckily we tend to see under 5), but it is in no way in dangerous levels, you could theoretically slam 10+ whole vials at once and be fine.
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#41
I think the real issue arises when you start stacking multiple peptides, especially when some of them may already have elevated endotoxin levels. We’re all trying to improve our bodies in one way or another, and introducing endotoxins that don’t need to be there doesn’t serve that goal.
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#42
I do agree, but same time there's safety limits that have been determined which in reality - unless the product is extremely dirty won't be easy to hit, even stacking 10 average compounds.
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#43
Yes, but also from a business perspective, we all want BBA to be as successful as possible. That means being willing to review practices and make improvements where necessary. In principle, a small amount of endotoxin might be tolerated, and I’m not specifically referring to BBA here, but if endotoxin levels can creep up, it suggests that other contaminants could as well.
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#44
I agree, of course we'd want to see best standards anywhere we buy, and yes one slip may mean there could be issues elsewhere when it comes to production of product. In this case I do believe it is blown out of proportion though, we're not talking about extreme levels here, and we're talking about one batch. There has been reputable labs that released batches with 400EU+/Vial once in a blue moon even though majority of their product tends to come out great.
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