Roidtest and pharmaqo

[Trelonmusk]

I recently purchased some Pharmaqo Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL from Domestic-Supply and decided to test it using a ROIDTest kit.


Before anyone says ROIDTest isn't reliable, I wanted to mention that I also tested it side-by-side with my pharmacy-prescribed Testosterone Cypionate. The prescription vial reacted exactly as ROIDTest says authentic testosterone cypionate should—it turned into a dark brown sludge.


The Pharmaqo vial, however, did not produce the same reaction.


I contacted Domestic-Supply, and they told me that ROIDTest isn't reliable and suggested I send the vial to Janoshik for laboratory testing. While I understand that's the gold standard, I'm hesitant to spend even more money after already buying the product and getting these results.


What has me confused is this:

• My pharmacy-grade testosterone produced the exact expected ROIDTest result.
• The Pharmaqo vial did not.
• If the ROIDTest is unreliable, why did it correctly identify my prescription testosterone?

I'm genuinely trying to understand what to make of this. Has anyone else had similar experiences with Pharmaqo or ROIDTest? Has anyone had Pharmaqo products independently tested and confirmed to be legitimate?


Also, if you have recommendations for reputable underground lab brands that you've personally used or had independently tested, I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. I'm not looking to start an argument—just trying to figure out whether I'm overthinking this or if I have reason to be concerned.


Thanks in advance for any constructive input.

 

[the_alcatraz]

I recently purchased some Pharmaqo Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL from Domestic-Supply and decided to test it using a ROIDTest kit.


Before anyone says ROIDTest isn't reliable, I wanted to mention that I also tested it side-by-side with my pharmacy-prescribed Testosterone Cypionate. The prescription vial reacted exactly as ROIDTest says authentic testosterone cypionate should—it turned into a dark brown sludge.


The Pharmaqo vial, however, did not produce the same reaction.


I contacted Domestic-Supply, and they told me that ROIDTest isn't reliable and suggested I send the vial to Janoshik for laboratory testing. While I understand that's the gold standard, I'm hesitant to spend even more money after already buying the product and getting these results.


What has me confused is this:

• My pharmacy-grade testosterone produced the exact expected ROIDTest result.
• The Pharmaqo vial did not.
• If the ROIDTest is unreliable, why did it correctly identify my prescription testosterone?

I'm genuinely trying to understand what to make of this. Has anyone else had similar experiences with Pharmaqo or ROIDTest? Has anyone had Pharmaqo products independently tested and confirmed to be legitimate?


Also, if you have recommendations for reputable underground lab brands that you've personally used or had independently tested, I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. I'm not looking to start an argument—just trying to figure out whether I'm overthinking this or if I have reason to be concerned.


Thanks in advance for any constructive input.


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nothing to worry about bro
roidtest is coloring set trash , doesnt work
its like a gimic sold to newbs
get janoshik


@Grumpy1 @abolone @HarleyGuy @koba @gar71 @BSS @Ohdamn

 

[Trelonmusk]

But cost efficient to send to Janoshik for one vial? isnt it like 140 dollars to test??

 

[stevesmi]

I recently purchased some Pharmaqo Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL from Domestic-Supply and decided to test it using a ROIDTest kit.


Before anyone says ROIDTest isn't reliable, I wanted to mention that I also tested it side-by-side with my pharmacy-prescribed Testosterone Cypionate. The prescription vial reacted exactly as ROIDTest says authentic testosterone cypionate should—it turned into a dark brown sludge.


The Pharmaqo vial, however, did not produce the same reaction.


I contacted Domestic-Supply, and they told me that ROIDTest isn't reliable and suggested I send the vial to Janoshik for laboratory testing. While I understand that's the gold standard, I'm hesitant to spend even more money after already buying the product and getting these results.


What has me confused is this:

• My pharmacy-grade testosterone produced the exact expected ROIDTest result.
• The Pharmaqo vial did not.
• If the ROIDTest is unreliable, why did it correctly identify my prescription testosterone?

I'm genuinely trying to understand what to make of this. Has anyone else had similar experiences with Pharmaqo or ROIDTest? Has anyone had Pharmaqo products independently tested and confirmed to be legitimate?


Also, if you have recommendations for reputable underground lab brands that you've personally used or had independently tested, I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. I'm not looking to start an argument—just trying to figure out whether I'm overthinking this or if I have reason to be concerned.


Thanks in advance for any constructive input.


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roidtest is simply not legit. We don't need to overthink things. It is a huge scam. The guys online selling it are absolutely ripping people off.

 

[SteveMobsterG]

But cost efficient to send to Janoshik for one vial? isnt it like 140 dollars to test??

Vs what you paid for the test and peace of mind

 

[2Thick]

I recently purchased some Pharmaqo Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL from Domestic-Supply and decided to test it using a ROIDTest kit.


Before anyone says ROIDTest isn't reliable, I wanted to mention that I also tested it side-by-side with my pharmacy-prescribed Testosterone Cypionate. The prescription vial reacted exactly as ROIDTest says authentic testosterone cypionate should—it turned into a dark brown sludge.


The Pharmaqo vial, however, did not produce the same reaction.


I contacted Domestic-Supply, and they told me that ROIDTest isn't reliable and suggested I send the vial to Janoshik for laboratory testing. While I understand that's the gold standard, I'm hesitant to spend even more money after already buying the product and getting these results.


What has me confused is this:

• My pharmacy-grade testosterone produced the exact expected ROIDTest result.
• The Pharmaqo vial did not.
• If the ROIDTest is unreliable, why did it correctly identify my prescription testosterone?

I'm genuinely trying to understand what to make of this. Has anyone else had similar experiences with Pharmaqo or ROIDTest? Has anyone had Pharmaqo products independently tested and confirmed to be legitimate?


Also, if you have recommendations for reputable underground lab brands that you've personally used or had independently tested, I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. I'm not looking to start an argument—just trying to figure out whether I'm overthinking this or if I have reason to be concerned.


Thanks in advance for any constructive input.


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dave palumbo sells those fake kits. he knows they are fake but sells them anyway

 

[Ulter]

getting your gear tested with those lame kits is like going to the back alley and buying a pregnancy test off a homeless person

 

[ROIDDERS]

I recently purchased some Pharmaqo Testosterone Cypionate 200 mg/mL from Domestic-Supply and decided to test it using a ROIDTest kit.


Before anyone says ROIDTest isn't reliable, I wanted to mention that I also tested it side-by-side with my pharmacy-prescribed Testosterone Cypionate. The prescription vial reacted exactly as ROIDTest says authentic testosterone cypionate should—it turned into a dark brown sludge.


The Pharmaqo vial, however, did not produce the same reaction.


I contacted Domestic-Supply, and they told me that ROIDTest isn't reliable and suggested I send the vial to Janoshik for laboratory testing. While I understand that's the gold standard, I'm hesitant to spend even more money after already buying the product and getting these results.


What has me confused is this:

• My pharmacy-grade testosterone produced the exact expected ROIDTest result.
• The Pharmaqo vial did not.
• If the ROIDTest is unreliable, why did it correctly identify my prescription testosterone?

I'm genuinely trying to understand what to make of this. Has anyone else had similar experiences with Pharmaqo or ROIDTest? Has anyone had Pharmaqo products independently tested and confirmed to be legitimate?


Also, if you have recommendations for reputable underground lab brands that you've personally used or had independently tested, I'd appreciate hearing your experiences. I'm not looking to start an argument—just trying to figure out whether I'm overthinking this or if I have reason to be concerned.


Thanks in advance for any constructive input.


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those kits are not only not accurate. but they are super suspect to human error. you need janoshik

 

[ceo]

bros roid test failed me many times. one time it said it was deca and not primo. then i sent it to janoshik and was 99% correct.