What to verify when researching 100IU HGH?

greyhawk6.54RPOriginal post

7d ago

If you're looking into a product labeled 100IU HGH, the headline potency is only one piece of the puzzle. Other useful things to check are: the exact product identity; declared strength and formulation; the batch or lot reference; a Certificate of Analysis (CoA), if available; analytical testing data; any manufacturer or lab paperwork; storage conditions; and the stated research-use classification. A batch-specific CoA helps link analytical results to a particular lot. When a CoA exists, its details should match the exact material being evaluated.

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yung_panda4.57RP

2d ago

I’ve got plenty of signed jerseys with COAs — does that count? Jokes aside, how do you actually get all that information from an underground lab, especially their storage logs? Asking for a friend who’s looking to buy 100IU.

serenity_home6.61RP

2d ago

Alright.

lightningstrike7.04RP

2d ago

Third-party lab results for dimer content, overall purity, and IU/mg. Don't bother with the rest of that list.

rocketfixer8.13RP

2d ago

If you ask the factories that make it how they store it and they’re honest, people won’t like the answer. Most of them just keep it on shelves at room temperature.