Hi!
some firends are about to purchase some raw from china and are concerned about some safety issue ....
They analized the products and it came out that they are pure with a title 97-98%. It was not possibile to know what was the 2-3% which is not either steroid or ester. The analysis needed to know that were out of their budget... From the gas mass analysis that 2-3% could have been some heavy metals but it was not sure 100%.
Question: does anyone know if the "official" aas producers, I mean shering, organon, etc, use the same raws, i.e., 97-98% pure, or do they have access to 100% pure?
I was talking with a friend who works in the chemical industry and he said that chinese chemical industry uses old fashioned processes which are pretty cheap and this is the reason for chinese products to be so competitive on the market, but at e other end they produces a lot of contaminants (which pollute the chinese environment, not our problem) AND they are, generally speaking, considered "dirty products". He meant that one should not use chinese products for "delicate things".
He does not know about the aas issue and it was just a very aspecific talk, but I started thinking about MS, Alzhemier dementia, kidney failure, and many other chronic and usually uncurable deseases which are supposed to be relatd to exposure to microcontaminants .....
Any comment on that?
Wallace
some firends are about to purchase some raw from china and are concerned about some safety issue ....
They analized the products and it came out that they are pure with a title 97-98%. It was not possibile to know what was the 2-3% which is not either steroid or ester. The analysis needed to know that were out of their budget... From the gas mass analysis that 2-3% could have been some heavy metals but it was not sure 100%.
Question: does anyone know if the "official" aas producers, I mean shering, organon, etc, use the same raws, i.e., 97-98% pure, or do they have access to 100% pure?
I was talking with a friend who works in the chemical industry and he said that chinese chemical industry uses old fashioned processes which are pretty cheap and this is the reason for chinese products to be so competitive on the market, but at e other end they produces a lot of contaminants (which pollute the chinese environment, not our problem) AND they are, generally speaking, considered "dirty products". He meant that one should not use chinese products for "delicate things".
He does not know about the aas issue and it was just a very aspecific talk, but I started thinking about MS, Alzhemier dementia, kidney failure, and many other chronic and usually uncurable deseases which are supposed to be relatd to exposure to microcontaminants .....
Any comment on that?
Wallace