This sample was sent in by SUPERMAX for MadisonJamesResearch, and when it was brought to my attention I looked at the SI page and found that a lot of people were reporting really harsh symptoms over this compound. We know that real caber is extremely expensive, and is often counterfeited. I don't think this source had a clue that the product was not caber and from everything I have seen regarding him he is not taking it lying down and is being proactive about fixing it. I give him props for that. Unfortunately I still feel obligated to post these results. I was going to have another user post them but this one is a bit complicated and there will be some questions I am sure so I wanted to be able to respond in a timely nature.

So what we found is that this sample contains a peak at 212, which is consistent with the weight of prami. Looking at the molecular structure (C26 H30 N and O) it is almost certain that it is Prami. The concentration is 7%.

We also found that the sample contains a peak at 372 which is consistent with Nolvadex and has a concentration of 63%. The molecular structure was also a pefect match for Nolvadex.

I'm convinced the source wasn't aware of these things and, like I stated earlier, wants to fix it. But that is a common problem for sources that don't do their own testing. All they can go off of is what their provider tells them. We live in a "show me" world and we like proof of everything. Long gone are the handshake deals, having been replaced with contracts and notarization. This situation is a fine example why.