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A question, I've looked at many a UGL lists and behind a certain compound it will say POTENT, now just talking run of the mill test c at 250mg/ml with potent underlined next to it, WTF? unless a mass spec. test was done on the compound, of that particular batch, which I'm guessing isn't the easiest to have done, and more than likely expensive, or someone's bloods than show a ridiculously high level. My question is, if you have a pile of raw test powder, is there someway of knowing how the potency will be in the brewing process? I mean by the way it dilutes, the way it cooks, it's ease of suspension, etc, etc. Or is it simply a fuk up on a particular calculation? Regardless of the potency of the raws the calc. for added powder would remain the same, correct? so the actual 250mg/ml could be merely a crap shoot. I ask this at the risk of looking like I don't know a fuking thing about it, because I don't. Kind of think BS when I see "potent".
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