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RoidTest... Thoughts?

booneman77

booneman77

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So I got the email today from MN about the new product they're releasing called "RoidTest" that is supposed to be a home testing kit for personal use. I typically trust most of Llewelyn's items and concoctions so I'm intrigued by this. Price point isn't stellar but it sure beats a lab.

What do you guys think? Useful? Pointless? Overpriced? Etc...
 
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How much is it? I have some so called p-plex I would like to test. I wonder how this works? I know a lab test would cost $100
 
Mmm this looks the same as a Labmax. Detects the presence of a hormone, which of course is handy, but mentions nothing about being able to detect the dosage so you could still end up with way underdosed test/tren/whatever. I guess PH being previously less UG would probably be good with this test.
 
Handy for things like Anavar or Primo which are often faked so gives a little more confidence that you have var or primo but again the dosage is left in limbo.
 
AustBenny said:
Handy for things like Anavar or Primo which are often faked so gives a little more confidence that you have var or primo but again the dosage is left in limbo.
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Totally agree here... and with the crackdowns on everyhting recently I think the fear of (and probably the existence of) fakes is only going to grow. Certainly a nice security blanket for those looking for a "serious" source
 
Looks interesting. I'm wondering about the details though and how many things can you detect or test for?. I'm not a science nerd either so I don't know if the average numb-nutz could use this effectively. They could easily pull one over on me with something like this.
 
T-Bone said:
Looks interesting. I'm wondering about the details though and how many things can you detect or test for?. I'm not a science nerd either so I don't know if the average numb-nutz could use this effectively. They could easily pull one over on me with something like this.
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This was another thought I was interested in. I haven't sat down and really read through the site and details yet but when I get a chance I'll see what j can discern.
 
From the spiel in the email, it's basically a liquid re-agent test. You put in a small sample of the substance to be tested, add a liquid re-agent, shake and wait for it to change colour. Then there'll be a key for what colour indicates what hormone. It's pretty idiot proof.

It's not in their benefit to pull one over on you, they don't produce AAS or PH.
 
Definitely same as Labmax. Notice all the vials in the pic. Highly doubt this will have a key/colors for prohormones.
 
How many tests can be performed with one purchased Roidtest product?

Is UV light necessary?

Can u confirm will only test for presence of hormone and not be able to give any indication as to dosage?
 
zatsiorsky said:
For the individual tests, they are a single test detecting multiple substances (depending on the test, itself).

The kits contain multiple tests.

UV is necessary to determine the chemical reaction, as this is the basis of the test.

Yes, the only test I (personally, not necessarily the company line) am aware of that can accurately determine level is MS. At the same time, with UV detection, the spectrum visible with the test can be helpful in judging purity for those familiar and experienced. The chart helps in this process, of course.

Good questions!
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Thanks for the reply.

So this is EXACTLY the same as Labmax which already have a proven track record.

So how many tests is "multiple" tests?

So the user has to also shell out for the appropriate wavelength UV light or is it included?

I have seen this debate go around and around in circles on other forums as to the "vividness" of the colour being an indicator of the potency or amount of hormone present. Unfortunately most the evidence seems to point to it not being able to do so. As a rep do you have any info as to why this would be the case?
 
Multi tests sounds good, is this going to be available in the UK? Looked on the website and I can't find it, is it not up yet?
 
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