People seem to very down on the Labmax testing kit because it doesn't test for proper dosing or other things, and I really don't understand why. No, it's not a prefectly complete test, and it won't tell you everything you want to know. But, it can at least, in theory, tell you more about what is or is not in that vial than you would know without it.
At the very least it would be nice to know if the Anavar tabs you paid out the ass for is Anavar and not low dosed, and much cheaper Winstrol instead. It's not a complete rundown of the product, but it's far more information than we've ever had access to in the past. At the very least it can give you a good indication as whether or not the supplier that you're sending your hard earned money to is giving you what you paid for? It almost seems as if the majority of people just prefer blindly rolling the dice, instead of being able to peak out of one eye.
I understand you need to "trust your source", but can ever really trust them implicitly? We are talking about the black market here. As much as you might trust someone, it's still illegal and as a result, unregulated. The recent incident regarding testing of a "highly regarded and trusted source" and their Masteron E should have been a bit of a wake up call for us.
What's wrong with lifting the veil from over our eyes, even if it's just a little bit? We don't all have ready access to a mass spectronomer, but at the moment the Labmax kit is the next best thing. Don't poo-poo all over something just because it's not perfect. Accept it for the limited functionality it has, and use it to help all of us be a little more protected in our bodybuilding activities and endeavors.