@roidtester1001 Thanks for sharing the truth about these guys.

This company used to have a good reputation, but that no longer seems to be the case. I have Astera Testosterone Cypionate that appears to be not only underdosed but potentially made with a different ester altogether. In the same order, several testosterone vials came in different shades of color. Customers sent samples to Jano for testing, and the darker vials reportedly contained no testosterone at all. At this point, numerous independent Jano tests commissioned by customers have allegedly shown problems with Astera products, including fake or mislabeled Primobolan, T4, Nandrolone Decanoate, and Nandrolone Phenylpropionate. The Madsen Academy in Austria also conducts testing for its customers, and results published there have reportedly shown that both Astera and Deus have multiple products that are fake, mislabeled, or significantly underdosed. The company dismisses these test results as the work of competitors. However, the tests are reportedly paid for by their own customers. Unlike some other brands, such as Driada, they do not reimburse customers for independent laboratory testing of their products. If you are considering buying from this company, I recommend reviewing the independent test results and discussions on Meso before making a decision. I would also be cautious about relying solely on the recent tests released by the company itself, which unsurprisingly showed all products meeting specifications. As recently as yesterday, another customer-funded test reportedly found Astera Primobolan to be underdosed. In my view, this company is no longer what it once was. I would not risk my health or money on products with so many reported quality-control issues. Buy from suppliers that consistently deliver the product and dosage you are paying for.

BTW- All these 5 stars reviews that you see here are written because deus gives you 50 points for writing a 5 star review, no less. Do not trust 5 star reviews from this source.