Janoshik says the sample believed to be 5-Amino-1MQ was tested using two different fentanyl immunoassays, with each test run twice. Even after dilution, all four tests reportedly came back positive.
Does this increase your confidence in the findings, or do you think confirmatory testing (such as LC-MS/MS) is still necessary before drawing conclusions?
What are your thoughts on Janoshik’s repeated positive fentanyl findings?
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Went from 2 to 4 over several months. Sleep got ridiculously deep for a while, which I wasn’t expecting. Woke up feeling refreshed almost every day.
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My joints felt incredible on 4 IU, especially my shoulders. Lifts didn’t magically explode though.
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Been lifting since the late ’90s. Every time someone asks about higher HGH doses they expect instant muscle growth. Reality is patience matters a whole lot more than the number on the syringe.
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I never went above 3 IU. Bloodwork looked fine, recovery improved, and I left it there.
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Respect for bringing this up because people rarely talk about the downsides.
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Coach here. The athletes I work with usually notice recovery improvements before cosmetic changes. Chasing bigger numbers too quickly often creates more problems than benefits.
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I figured 4 IU would be a game changer. For me it was just… more expensive.
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Old guy checking in. Mid-50s. Recovery was definitely better, but I had to pay close attention to numb fingers and swelling.
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Mine crept up a bit over time so I started paying closer attention to labs instead of just going by how I felt.
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My biggest surprise wasn’t muscle, it was how much better little nagging aches recovered.
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Powerlifter perspective: bench felt better on cranky shoulders, squat didn’t magically jump.

