It isn't rational to complain if the products purity is 99.954%; however, what about the other nootropics you ingest? They are not all 99.954%. What if it has mercury that mommy is scared of?If a product comes out of an HPLC assay with a 99.954% grade (including moisture), as did smi2le's aniracetam, I do not think it is at all rational to start complaining about purity, so that there is my answer to that part...now, in the case of idebenone; given the results came out to less than perfect 97.249% (including moisture); maybe you could start requesting higher spec assays; or just reject the product altogether and demand higher purity. The point is: you don't need a higher than HPLC assay to determine whether to reject or accept a product.
Since you are so worried about impurities, maybe you shouldn't be taking the risk. Your HPLC assays aren't guaranteeing you your safety. (think outward if you can)
You want but you will not get that. There is no reason why anyone shouldn't purchase from 1fast400; they're a great company. I am very satisfied with their service.My argument was fairly simple and based on a well documented history. I am not going to repeat myself here tonight; however, I will elaborate a bit, to help disabuse you of your false perception of my argument.
I want supplement providers to be accountable to their customers. I want supplement providers to subject their products to HPLC assays before selling them to the general public, and to provide the results of assays to any customer upon request. I do not respect 1fast400 for attempting to convey that they routeinely assay their Chinese powders before selling them when they do not (as I have demonstrated earlier in this thread). I do not like seeing the work of others, namely smi2le's being copycatted when 1fast400 could, with a little more creative effort, bring something new to this market rather than bring the item smi2le (or someone else for that matter) just did.
Smi2le lets you run assays so you will open your mouth and blabber. A great trick indeed; I'd shake his hand if I knew him for pulling that one. You are probably one of this top buyers because you have mommy's money to spend. I can almost guarantee he wouldn't let every customer run an assay. It wouldn't be logical for a business do so; they would lose money.
Only if that pea sized brain of yours could think deeply, damn it just only skims the surface.
It isn't about being copycatted it is about the consumers saving money and the business making profit..