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[doug123]

Here are Airsealed's modafinil results: 99.1% by HPLC. [thumb]



My only suggestion would be to have assays performed for microbiological content and USP heavy metals. Then I am sure everyone would buy this from you.

How much would that lab charge for these two tests? Analytical Labs in Anaheim charges only $80 for a USP heavy metal test. As far as microbiological, I am not sure of that charge.

[doug123]

I don't think there's actually need to microbiological content test, these are synthetic powders, packaged and kept by pharma grade standards. Microbiological tests are usually done on herbal products.
Manufacturer tests for heavy metals too (per standard, it's not required for every products), so I'm sure it's ok too, but maybe we'll consider that test sometimes in the future, once we get all products to test.

Microbiological profiles and heavy metal analysis are standard procedure for pharmaceutical drugs (1, 2). Record retention for these assays are also required for production of all pharmaceutical drugs.

(1) http://microbiol.org...echnol.2001.pdf
(2) http://www.synoptics...Sep_reprint.pdf

[doug123]

I understand -- hey -- you are doing more than pretty much every other company selling drugs on the web -- I can't even afford HPLC, let alone microbiological assays. If I paid for these, I would lose money on sales. I am now the guy contaminating everyone. [:o]

What is important -- in the long run -- is that you are starting a trend -- that is, taking steps to ensure people are getting a legitimate product. Your customers will see this, recognize this, and purchase more from you. Once you have enough sales to cover microbiological and heavy metal testing, you'll already have so much cash that $1000 is a drop in the bucket, dude.

Peace out.

[doug123]

Here is a screenshot of the signed version for my fellow COA fiends (ooh...I like the colors...):

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