Lab test to determine steril gear?

[Rando911]

I recently got a few bad bottles of Test E from a usualy trusted source. Is it possible to test a bottle of gear to determine if it is clean or dirty gear? I had the idea to do a science experiment with my gear. I purchased some petri dishes with agar rich nutrient base. I swabed the dirty test on the dish and swabed known clean test on another dish. Then I swabed my kitchen sink as a control. I cant seem to grow any bacteria from the known dirty test, but the kitchen sink is growing colonys of bacteria. Can a lab test a sample to determine if my other botles are sterill?

Much love to the guy who can answer this one.

P.S. pls dont say, "get a new source", cause I dont have one. Thx!

[urbanbody]

If you think its dirty don't shoot dude.

[anon03191970]

While I don't mind you getting all scientisty and all, your using your kitchen sink as your control??? OMFG!

For real??

Full stop. Don't use anything you have.

[Sheven]

I recently got a few bad bottles of Test E from a usualy trusted source. Is it possible to test a bottle of gear to determine if it is clean or dirty gear? I had the idea to do a science experiment with my gear. I purchased some petri dishes with agar rich nutrient base. I swabed the dirty test on the dish and swabed known clean test on another dish. Then I swabed my kitchen sink as a control. I cant seem to grow any bacteria from the known dirty test, but the kitchen sink is growing colonys of bacteria. Can a lab test a sample to determine if my other botles are sterill?

Much love to the guy who can answer this one.

P.S. pls dont say, "get a new source", cause I dont have one. Thx!

you cannot determine that way. you need a laminar flux to do that job. its a good mechanism but needs to be really done in lab.