Kasept |
03-04-2016 06:44 AM |
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Originally Posted by ADJMK
(Post 1058358)
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You think the New York Commission and lab went to the trouble and expense of developing glaucine testing to then not pursue positives? Frankly, whether they prosecute from this first round of tests or not, just the fact that they have the ability to find glaucine will end its' use. I'd let NY finish their investigation before drawing conclusions.
As for the contamination aspect, Dr. Benson from RMTC mentioned it in regards to the 2012 PA circumstance when this emerged, but Doc Allday explained that there would be differences in contaminant trace positives and amounts that would trigger 'positives' to be called. He thinks that if it shows up, it was most likely utilized proactively.
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