Roid test kits

The problem with Roidtest kits is they won't tell you the actual content (mg), which to me is the main thing you want to check. These days you'd have to be buying from a really bad lab for the compound to be something else. Once you know what you're doing, sending it to Analiza Bailek is by far the best option.

They aren't worthless, they just don't report dosage. They're handy for confirming the compound itself, which they seem to do well.

Yep, agree with the above.

"You'd have to be buying a pretty shit lab these days for it to be a different compound to what it's supposed to be" — sadly, we've seen more of that recently than we'd like to admit.

I did two RoidTests on the same compound from the same vial. One result said Primo, the other said Test P. That same vial that gave two different Roidtest results I also sent a sample to Jano — their analysis came back Primo 201mg. I also tested primo from a known scammer; another member sent that one to Jano and it was Test P, yet Roidtest showed Primo. All of this just creates uncertainty. It's not as accurate as you'd want, so just send samples to Analiza — it's about 60 wapum.

And there's likely a lot more to come given the latest issues.

Here's a short summary of what I found about RoidTest kits — recent feedback, the problems that still exist, and a few alternatives. Take it with a grain of salt.

They're the same as before. I've used them a lot in the past and a major issue is that MCT oil can produce false positives.

I ran their Var test kit on some product I got and it showed as genuine. I haven't actually tried the gear yet to check if the dosing is accurate.