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Roid Test Results Help

Ags43z

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Did a Roid Test on @SRx Test E 250. I started with the D ampule and it turned a darker purple pretty quickly. This may be because I put more than the recommended amount of oil in but I was trying to compensate for having a 25g needle. Also there were two of the catalyst balls in the cap rather than one as it says on the direction so I put both in. What I’m mainly concerned about is the result of the A sample. It was a lighter yellowish brown color rather than the darker brown it’s supposed to be on the color chart, looked more like the prop color. Could this be due to the carrier oil srx used?
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No change in color on the B sample under UV.
Also on a side note the blue cap covering the vial will not go back on once I snapped it off so it’s just kind of laying on top of the vial now
 
Yes, usually the A amp is dependent upon the carrier oil. So not unusual for it to be a little different. Was the D amp supposed to turn purple? It looks good to me. Ask @SRx what carrier oil they use and @ROIDTEST can help with color.
 
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Your D ampule reaction confirms testosterone is present, and you were very smart to check for a UV reaction once you saw the yellow reaction in B. The lack of a UV reaction confirms the lighter reaction in the B ampule was due to the carrier oil used.

The B ampule is used for ester identification, and esters are fatty acids/oils. With this in mind, if a different carrier oil is used than is used in the pharmaceutical samples we use to create the color chart, it can impact the B ampule with a lighter color reaction than expected.
 
@ROIDTEST do you mean the A sample is used for the ester identification? This is the one I got a lighter color than expected on. The B was an orangish brown which looks correct based on the chart for test E
 
Yes, A and B are both used for ester identification and can be impacted by carrier oils.

In the future you’ll save money by using only the two recommended ampules for each substance, indicated with arrows next to them on the color chart. In the instance of testosterone, it would be B and D.

All the best!
 
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