Saiyan Med

Is Saiyan Med legit?

TitrateLab has 79 lab test records for Saiyan Med, tested from to , covering 18 product names. Median measured purity is 99.9% across 76 purity tests; 1 was below 90%. In the last 6 months, 16 fill tests compared the measured amount with the label: 0 were more than 15% under and 5 were more than 15% over. 1 of 11 classified endotoxin tests failed. Lab results describe the batches that were tested, not every product or order.

79Test records18 recorded name groups

Reports by test date

2025-11-042026-10-05

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99.9%Median purity76 positive purity tests
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Endotoxin failures

11 classified tests · All time

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Expected compound not detected

76 reported purity outcomes · All time

None recorded
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Underfilled >15%

16 fill tests · Last 6 months

5

Overfilled >15%

16 fill tests · Last 6 months

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Reported zero amount

72 numeric amount results · All time

None recorded

Lab reports

79 test records on file · November 2025 to October 2026

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Test results

How the fills compare

16 fill tests · All time

Measured against the printed amount. Finnrick quantities are excluded.

Beyond the purity average

76 positive tests

Mean 99.5% · Median 99.9%. The 90% grouping is not a safety threshold.

Test coverage & missing results

3 records have no usable purity outcome. 63 do not have a comparable fill test. 68 lack a classified endotoxin result. A classified pass does not mean no endotoxin was detected.

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Questions about Saiyan Med

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Is Saiyan Med legit?

TitrateLab has 79 lab test records for Saiyan Med, tested from November 4, 2025 to October 5, 2026, covering 18 product names. Median measured purity is 99.9% across 76 purity tests; 1 was below 90%. In the last 6 months, 16 fill tests compared the measured amount with the label: 0 were more than 15% under and 5 were more than 15% over. 1 of 11 classified endotoxin tests failed. Lab results describe the batches that were tested, not every product or order.

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What is Saiyan Med's average purity?

99.5% mean measured purity across 76 positive purity tests; 1 below 90%. The 90% grouping is not a safety threshold.

How many Saiyan Med lab test records has TitrateLab tracked?

TitrateLab has 79 lab test records for Saiyan Med. Tested from 2025-11-04 to 2026-10-05. A test record is not necessarily a unique certificate.

How do Saiyan Med's measured fills compare with the label?

Last 6 months: 11 of 16 fill tests within ±15% of label, 0 more than 15% under and 5 more than 15% over. All time: 11 of 16 fill tests within ±15% of label, 0 more than 15% under and 5 more than 15% over. The measured amount is compared with the printed label. Finnrick quantity comparisons are excluded because they use a vendor batch claim. Missing tests are not passes.

Has Saiyan Med failed an endotoxin test?

Of 11 classified endotoxin tests, 1 failed, 0 were borderline and 10 passed. A pass does not mean no endotoxin was detected.

Sources, definitions & limits

Attribution follows the maintained profile; no vendor verification is implied. A test record is not necessarily a unique certificate.

The reports describe the batches that were tested, not an untested vial or an offer from this vendor.

79 published records are attributed to this vendor. The current certificate index excludes 0 repeated records using file hashes and supported lab verification links. Missing identity keys can leave repeated certificates. Recorded name groups can include variants, mixtures and unclassified names.

Evidence dates describe the tested samples, not when the vendor was founded, current stock, or a performance trend. Purity uses positive measurements only. Exact-zero purity is a not-detected identity outcome, not proof of an empty vial. A zero measured amount requires an explicit numeric amount result; missing amounts are not zero.

Underfills and overfills here exceed 15% in either direction against the printed amount. Vendor batch claims are not used; Finnrick quantity comparisons are excluded. Recent outcomes cover 2026-05-03 through 2026-11-03, inclusive. The summary, charts and FAQ use these same definitions. Missing tests are not passing results.

Endotoxin failures, borderline outcomes and passes use the recorded lab verdict. A pass is not proof of no endotoxin. Only 11 records have a classifiable result. Community sentiment describes reviews, not laboratory measurements or independently verified purchases. Results are not certification, medical advice or endorsement.

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