Summary
A sample of Dianabol 10 mg, manufactured by Anabolic Empire, was submitted for independent testing by Janoshik Analytical to verify its authenticity and dosage accuracy. The sample, under Task Number #46047, was tested for qualitative and quantitative composition. The analysis confirmed the presence of Methandienone (Dianabol) with varying dosages per tablet, measuring 12.81 mg, 10.04 mg, and 10.17 mg, indicating some inconsistency in dosing.
Detailed Report
Product Overview
- Manufacturer: Anabolic Empire
- Product Name: Dianabol 10 mg
- Active Ingredient: Methandienone (Dianabol)
- Batch Number: 371992 (Exp. 04/2027)
- Expiration Date: Not provided
- Delivery Method: Oral
Sample Acquisition and Testing
- Task Number: #46047
- Testing Ordered: 23 July 2024
- Sample Received: 26 July 2024
- Analysis Conducted By: Janoshik Analytical
- Product Submitted By: Anabolic Empire
- Analysis Paid For By: Anabolic Empire
Testing Results
- Labeled Dosage: 10 mg
- Measured Dosage Per Tablet:
- Sample 1: 12.81 mg (+28.1% above label claim)
- Sample 2: 10.04 mg (+0.4% above label claim)
- Sample 3: 10.17 mg (+1.7% above label claim)
- Variance Between Tablets: Up to 28.1% above the label claim, highlighting possible inconsistencies in manufacturing.
Verification Details
- Verification URL: https://janoshik.com/tests/46047_C44YGB1UMQCD
Evaluation of Manufacturer-Submitted Testing
The product contains Methandienone (Dianabol), but the dosage varies between tablets. One tablet exceeded the labeled dosage by over 28%, while others were close to the expected amount. This suggests potential inconsistencies in tablet formulation, which may affect dosing precision for users.
Conclusion
This independent test confirms that Anabolic Empire’s Dianabol 10 mg contains the expected active ingredient but exhibits noticeable dosage inconsistencies. While some tablets are accurately dosed, others exceed the label claim significantly. Users should be cautious, as inconsistent dosages may impact effectiveness and side effects.
Disclaimer
This analysis is for educational and harm reduction purposes. Manufacturer-submitted samples may not fully represent an entire product batch. Independent verification remains crucial for assessing pharmaceutical product reliability.
