What type of testing essay did you use for your analysis?Was it a LC-MS/MS or ELISA? I only ask because a LC-MS is a enhanced/sensitive testing method that is a bit more complex and it will give more of an accurate reading, compare to the ELISA which basically gives a snapshot of the blood, it is not the gold standard and it's just a yes or no testing method..The ELISA can also cap off at a certain level, they do have set parameters but this can also be dictated by the specific Laboratory, they are quick and convenient however one of the drawbacks can be low or unknown concentrations detected in serums, sometimes they will have a < or > , which stands for less than or greater than, Therefore your levels could be capped off but they'll give you an indication that your Serum is greater than the levels that the analyzer generated..
Do you have a copy of your blood work? Furthermore were you fasted, when was your last injection prior to your testing and what time of the day did you take your test? There is many things that can influence and dictate blood work.. did you consume any alcohol or smoke cigarettes on or around the same time frame that you took the blood work, possibly a few days prior? We need more information to go on rather than you just tossing up some random blood level.. we need to look at your blood work and everything that was tested this way we can rule out any influences that may have had a negative impact on your blood work...
Furthermore leaving your product in the mailbox would not degrade or disturb the Integrity of the hormone (even cold temperatures would not degrade the hormone, but rather induce a temporary state of crashed product).. people often Heat their oils to change the viscosity in order to get a smoother injection, and a lot of times people are often heating their oil an attempt to rebind crashed hormone that may have fallen out from the carrier delivery oil/vehicle.. it would take some serious excessive Heat to degrade the hormone.. if the hormone would degrade from heat exposure it would happen during the melting process and that wouldn't even be an option with compounding/binding/melting.. so we can rule out any heat exposure..
I would seriously reconsider taking another test..
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