alteredego
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So I posted a little while ago questioning ROIDTEST coloring for var being accurate. Well, turns out it is spot on accurate to the book coloring.
I tested Beligas Var 50mg at the time which tested out as DBol. So I took Beligas DBol and tested it. Turns out it tests the same as their Var, just a little darker color response which I chalk up to as higher dosage compared to their Var.
I ordered some PharmaQO Var at the same 50mg dosage and tested it against a second test of the Beligas Var. Drastic difference in the result and the PharmaQO Var was accurately colored to the book.
Pictures:
Vials B, C & B Tests was the Beligas Var test ran back in December. I ran a second B test (on the right) and took the picture of the immediate response to the ROIDTEST as the two vials to the left had sat for 5+ minutes. I wanted to document the initial color vs change over time as it reacted with the powder.
DBol Test:
PharmaQO Var vs. Beligas Var:
I tested Beligas Var 50mg at the time which tested out as DBol. So I took Beligas DBol and tested it. Turns out it tests the same as their Var, just a little darker color response which I chalk up to as higher dosage compared to their Var.
I ordered some PharmaQO Var at the same 50mg dosage and tested it against a second test of the Beligas Var. Drastic difference in the result and the PharmaQO Var was accurately colored to the book.
Pictures:
Vials B, C & B Tests was the Beligas Var test ran back in December. I ran a second B test (on the right) and took the picture of the immediate response to the ROIDTEST as the two vials to the left had sat for 5+ minutes. I wanted to document the initial color vs change over time as it reacted with the powder.
DBol Test:
PharmaQO Var vs. Beligas Var: