This is why i love science. It just cuts throught the bullshit.
Is it NSI-189? NMR it. Is it pure? Do some chromatography technique + likely impurities chemical analysis.
Done.
Yeah, but was this done? I mean thanks to Strangelove, the testing was done at all and I guess some good effort went into verifying it as well.
But from what I can judge, I saw some low-res HLPC image in a PDF, and I don't know the fuck if that confirms anything but some highish purity. I am not an expert on this, I can't interpret it properly. But I know that there is a whole lot of shit to do tests against, than just that.
Take fentanyl for example, there could be a hyper-potent byproduct within a 98% pure substance. Or heavy metals, that you have to test separately for. Ok, considering the quantities involved, even mercury would probably not matter that much.
Please correct me if I am wrong, like I said, I am not an expert. But there is more to it, than just running it through a HLPC machine.
In the real world, not even Ceretropic does that, even at the high prices we pay for their products. Noone have done this before for NSI-189 here or elswhere else...
If you check the equipment used for this analysis is from a company that is a standard in this industry. Its unheard to find heavy metals in this kind of chemical synthesis.
Except from this guy with serious neurologic lyme noone else got serious side effects. This is the third time I ask, what is your experience with psychedelics or health/mental health issues, thanks. If you are the only one getting this serious side effects, why should I blame this NSI-189 freebase batch? Feel free to try the recent third party tested phosphate batch or any other source to compare.
How I should do that when there is no purity standard reference anywhere... The graph shows one chemical in the sample, I am not aware of any kind of impurity that can cause all this list of side effects (that only one got...). Anyone that thinks that its a risk using it, please return it to get a refund.
Its like the same thing that happened a few pages back when someone blamed NSI-189 for another chemical he was using. I have reasons to suspect (from couple previous old posts) that NSI-189 can reactivate previous psychedelic use.
You should think the HPLC purity standart as merely something to back against the retention time and see if it matches. If you have something like NMR or MS to say that it most likely is NSI-189, the chromatography techniques could be done to test for purity only. It's not a real loss, as far as i can see, if you have the other techniques that tell chemical structure. You actually have a MS that sadly i can't read
Edited by rjfm, 22 February 2017 - 04:41 PM.