Dylan Gemelli

And so it's really nice to hear, and I'm not saying you're getting raws from China, but a lot of places that now are research companies are selling methylene blue, they're doing liquids, and that's step one of where there's a problem. They don't test a lot of their peptides, their SARMs, their

And so it's really nice to hear, and I'm not saying you're getting raws from China, but a lot of places that now are research companies are selling methylene blue, they're doing liquids, and that's step one of where there's a problem. They don't test a lot of their peptides, their SARMs, their

come in so they're certainly not tested methylene blue they're just going to assume because it's cheaper than those raws that they're getting what it said it's coming with a third party certification to see exactly and a lot of them come in chinese language you don't even know what the hell it says if they're coming from out of there yep secondly when you're reconstituting these big batches which they're doing in liquids of of anything

come in so they're certainly not tested methylene blue they're just going to assume because it's cheaper than those raws that they're getting what it said it's coming with a third party certification to see exactly and a lot of them come in chinese language you don't even know what the hell it says if they're coming from out of there yep secondly when you're reconstituting these big batches which they're doing in liquids of of anything

it makes it very difficult to get an accurate dosing into each bottle, right? Especially the people that don't know how to reconstitute properly, whether it's temperature timing, or they may not even be using the right solvent. So when you're testing those things, that's part of the reason why. Number three is when those those are listed, it'll say 20 milligrams.

it makes it very difficult to get an accurate dosing into each bottle, right? Especially the people that don't know how to reconstitute properly, whether it's temperature timing, or they may not even be using the right solvent. So when you're testing those things, that's part of the reason why. Number three is when those those are listed, it'll say 20 milligrams.

So it's generally 20 milligrams in a milliliter. Well, like you said, some of these companies, what they do is they put too much in there on purpose to make you feel like you're getting more than what you actually are. So you could be double, triple dosing one milliliter, maybe 60 milligrams and you wouldn't even know it. It's the same thing.

So it's generally 20 milligrams in a milliliter. Well, like you said, some of these companies, what they do is they put too much in there on purpose to make you feel like you're getting more than what you actually are. So you could be double, triple dosing one milliliter, maybe 60 milligrams and you wouldn't even know it. It's the same thing.

Same trick they do with underground steroid testosterone and things where they dose them higher. So you think you're getting better quality when in fact they're hurting you. So, you know, it's, it's very, it's a slippery slope, like you said, and that's why it's important, especially with something like this, because like I said,

Same trick they do with underground steroid testosterone and things where they dose them higher. So you think you're getting better quality when in fact they're hurting you. So, you know, it's, it's very, it's a slippery slope, like you said, and that's why it's important, especially with something like this, because like I said,

A lot of these companies, they're not ever going to test these because the raw materials aren't expensive as a lot of other things for it. So they're just going to throw them in and not really care. And you have to be careful with the liquids. A lot of people don't understand what the milligram per milliliter thing is. Yeah, that's what I don't understand.

A lot of these companies, they're not ever going to test these because the raw materials aren't expensive as a lot of other things for it. So they're just going to throw them in and not really care. And you have to be careful with the liquids. A lot of people don't understand what the milligram per milliliter thing is. Yeah, that's what I don't understand.

And if you look at it, it's like, what the hell is this? But if you break it down, it's like every... full droppers, one milliliter, and it's telling you there's 20 milligrams per each full dropper and one milliliter, right? So sorry, I had to throw that in there to explain. No, it's good.

And if you look at it, it's like, what the hell is this? But if you break it down, it's like every... full droppers, one milliliter, and it's telling you there's 20 milligrams per each full dropper and one milliliter, right? So sorry, I had to throw that in there to explain. No, it's good.

Yes. I mean, literally, if you got any kind of skill behind a computer, you could make one look perfect and you'd never know the difference. And when we were, you know, when you're talking about liquids, there's the solvents that a lot of times you have to use. Well, one specific compounds require specific solvents.

Yes. I mean, literally, if you got any kind of skill behind a computer, you could make one look perfect and you'd never know the difference. And when we were, you know, when you're talking about liquids, there's the solvents that a lot of times you have to use. Well, one specific compounds require specific solvents.

And if you use the wrong one, that's part of the problem of like the degradation or the integrity of the compound you're even using. But two, a lot of the solvents aren't good for you. glycol is not good for you. Everclear, which is used to reconstitute a lot of things, grain alcohol, not good for you. So these are other things that you have to think of too.

And if you use the wrong one, that's part of the problem of like the degradation or the integrity of the compound you're even using. But two, a lot of the solvents aren't good for you. glycol is not good for you. Everclear, which is used to reconstitute a lot of things, grain alcohol, not good for you. So these are other things that you have to think of too.

Now, before we transition into the juicy stuff that we have to get into, I do want to go back to the dosing really quick because for somebody like me, that's learned from you, but still not comfortable answering a lot of things yet. And I don't, I defer, I point people to your direction, but

Now, before we transition into the juicy stuff that we have to get into, I do want to go back to the dosing really quick because for somebody like me, that's learned from you, but still not comfortable answering a lot of things yet. And I don't, I defer, I point people to your direction, but