I recently submitted three HGH samples to Janoshik for independent testing. Here’s a breakdown of the results:

Reconstituted Titan (Sample #72676):
This was the last vial from a Titan box I had been using at 8 IU per day. During that time, my IGF-1 only reached 210 ng/mL, which was far below expectations. Since it was my last vial, I sent a reconstituted sample, and it was unrefrigerated during transit for just over a week.

Despite the shipping conditions, the lab measured 3.28 mg/mL with 87.4% purity. While it’s true that reconstituted HGH is sensitive to heat and should be kept refrigerated, a 10 percent drop in purity is not typical for just a week without refrigeration. Minor degradation may occur, but this level of underperformance, combined with my low IGF-1 results, strongly suggests the product was already underdosed or degraded before it ever left my fridge. The lab was able to quantify active rHGH, so the sample was still viable for testing.

Unopened Titan (Sample #72677):
This was a sealed vial from a different box. It tested at 10.86 mg or 32.6 IU per vial, with 95.3% purity. This is in line with what properly dosed UGL HGH should look like.

Unopened Dragon (Sample #72678):
This sample tested at 13.39 mg or 40.17 IU per vial, with 96.6% purity. This was the most potent and highest quality sample of the three.

The reconstituted Titan sample was consistent with my low IGF-1 bloodwork and confirmed that the batch I had been using was underperforming. The newer sealed Titan vial tested well, which suggests the issue was likely batch-specific and not reflective of the brand as a whole. The Dragon sample tested strong and clean.

The source paid for the Janoshik testing and has offered me store credit, which I appreciate. That shows accountability and a willingness to make things right.

I’m currently running Dragon at 8 IU per day and will be pulling another IGF-1 blood test within the month to track results. Will report back once I have the numbers.