posted Mon, 08/31/2026 - 22:39
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+ 1 OMNITROPE 15MG/45 IU JANOSHIK LAB TEST
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Independent Janoshik testing measured 9.16 mg/mL of HGH; with 1.5 mL in the cartridge, that works out to approximately 13.74 mg total, or 91.6% of the labeled 15 mg. Purity tested at 95.328%, with dimer and related proteins at 0.119%. It’s also worth noting that the presence of some dimer is not exclusive to non-pharmaceutical products—even pharmaceutical-grade HGH can contain low levels of dimers/aggregates.
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That’s not good.
Don’t forget pharmaceutical companies, just like UGL’s are profit driven. They are a business and always looking for profit margin increases. I agree it’s not good, but with the ±10% margin of error allotted by the FDA or whatever drug lawmakers run your country (it doesn’t matter they’re all crooks and losers anyway I agree) these companies will use the variance to their advantage a lot of the time. Some more than others. Two brands of GH specifically come to mind that do not take as big of liberties with variances, I’m sure you can guess what they are, one is borderline impossible to find, the other starts with a G. Anyway I agree the almost 10% difference from label is gay, but appreciate the transparency from APOtheka. A supplier that puts out the good, and the not so good tests is a standup supplier in my eyes. My two cents
Yes you are correct. I didn’t realize the 9.16mg had not been converted to 1.5ml equivalent. In that respect, it’s not horrible but for pharma grade it’s borderline unacceptable, despite what the FDA says. Since it was cooked by professional pharmqceitical engineers with state-of-the-art materials and equipment, it should he nothing but spot on give or take a coupe % points…MAX!