How to Check a Vial
The questions worth asking of any seller, not only this one.
Masteron and Primobolan are both expensive to produce relative to the compounds they can be substituted with, and that is the condition under which counterfeiting happens. The checks below apply to any supplier.
Five things a report should have
| Look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| A named laboratory | An unnamed lab cannot be checked, and the report cannot be corroborated against anything. |
| Finished product, not just raw | Raw material testing describes the powder before manufacture. Only a finished vial assay describes what you receive. |
| A stated method | HPLC is the standard for content. A result without a method is a number without provenance. |
| A date | A report from years ago says nothing about current production. Repeat reports separated in time say much more. |
| A sample or order reference | This is what ties the report to a batch rather than leaving it a generic certificate. |
What these preparations publish
Measured against the same five criteria.
| Preparation | Finished product tests | Raw material tests | Laboratories | Verification keys |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quanta Pharma Masteron Enanthate | 2 | 2 | Analiza Bialek, Janoshik | 3 |
| Quanta Pharma Masteron Propionate | 1 | 0 | Analiza Bialek | 1 |
| Quanta Pharma Primobolan 200mg | 1 | 1 | Analiza Bialek | 1 |
| Quanta Pharma Primobolan 100mg | 2 | 1 | Analiza Bialek | 0 |
What testing does not cover
A content assay measures identity, purity or concentration. It is not a sterility test, and it speaks for the batch sampled rather than every vial ever produced. That is a real limit and it applies here as much as anywhere.
Common questions
Where can I buy real Primobolan?
Judge a seller on whether they publish a finished product assay on a sealed vial, naming the laboratory, the method, the date and a sample reference. A raw material certificate alone does not tell you what is in the vial you receive.
Is a certificate of analysis enough?
Not on its own. A certificate for raw material says the powder was genuine before it was made into anything. What matters for the product you receive is an assay on the finished, sealed vial.
What should a good report contain?
The laboratory name, the method, the date, a sample or order reference, the measured figure and the label claim it is measured against. A report without a date or a reference cannot be tied to anything.