squatrack's picture
squatrack
  • 9
2006

+ 4 BOTH ARE POSTIVE FOR NANDROLONE!!!!!!

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The test was ran using the MALDI-TOF-MS. The top graph is Axio Deca 300 from Regenerxxl from almost a year ago.
The lower graph is Big D's Deca 250 from approximately four months ago.
Both sample contain Nandrolone decanoate. I do not have access to a GC/MS in my current lab, and could not think of way to shoot the samples in order to determine mg/ml ratios. Obviously the higher the spike equates to more of the compound being present. I can say that from my test there is substantial amounts of Nandrolone Decanoate in both samples.

manbearpig's picture

omg! you must have access to a bad ass chem lab!

nospringchicken45's picture

What about running SE-HPLC with UV? Problem I see is getting a standard that you can calibrate the instrument with.....yea ima nerd...lol

squatrack's picture

I have no access to surface enhanced high pressure liquid chromatography. The good news is, I have found a setting on the Maldi that will allow me estimate relative concentrations of each ingredient!

MAC's picture

ok one more question....i see the two spikes that represent nandro, but what do all the other spikes mean? are those the molecules of all the other ingredients?

squatrack's picture

Yes, there is a litany of other items present. Once again where the GC/MS would be very handy...

thundercats0's picture

Nice job. +1

squatrack's picture

Top graph is 428.7, second big spike from the right
bottom graph is 427.7, third big spike for the graph

fast48's picture

Mg/cc tests would rule!

MAC's picture

I don't get it, which of those numbered spikes represent Nandrolone?

squatrack's picture

Nandrolone decanoate has a molecular weight of 428.65 The error on this machine is plus or minus 2 dalton. The top graph is almost spot on at 428.7
The lower graph is very close as well at 427.7 thus indicating Nandrolone decanoate being present in both sample. The spikes are essentially molecular weights, and the higher the spike the greater intensity present. Hope this helps.