
The other point to consider is that EL, when taking vendors to court, tend to mention how the vials are in increments of EL's doses (they always have some way to get the "even" amounts to work in their favor) - "even" meaning 10, 15, 20, 30 etc... - So some very astute vendors will get the average of the vials tested in that batch and use that average on their labels be it 28.4, 31.1, 11.6, etc.... so that abates one argument from EL.rsmith said:I hate it that the trend is now to put the overfill in the MG.... 20mg vials test 24mg. Now it's Tirz 24.
No it ain't. It's still tirz 20 you greedy bastard.
I absolutely refuse to buy from anyone who engages in this scam. It is especially common when used in conjunction with non-normative testing services (i.e., not Janoshik).
Personally, I use the averages to determine how to reconstitute the vial and get the particular dose accurate for those items, such as GLP1's where I want a very accurate dose.
Other peps that I'm not so concerned about accuracy of the dose, I'll not worry about it nearly as much.