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Testing Proviron is quite straightforward; you use vials A and B just like with any other substance. Take a small portion of the pill—never the entire pill—and grind your sample into a powder. Use a razor blade to obtain a tiny amount; this is all you need. Initially, there is no color change, but you will notice blue fluorescence developing in vial B immediately. Within a few minutes, the color in vial B will transition from a faint yellow to red or pink, indicating Proviron's reaction with the test reagent.

There is no initial color change in vial A, but it will gradually shift from light brown or green to red or green, and eventually to red. For example, if you test a Dianabol pill, the initial color would immediately turn red—refer to the instructions for testing Dianabol. If your pill contains fillers like proteins or vitamins, you will observe an immediate color change to red, along with the blue fluorescence. Therefore, it's advisable to ascertain whether only neutral fillers were used before testing.

Please note that pharmaceutical companies typically avoid adding vitamins, proteins, etc., to medicines because it can interfere with their efficacy. Hence, substances like corn starch are commonly used as fillers. Initially, there is no color change after adding the tiny portion of the pill, but you will observe the color gradually turning pink and later red in both vial B and, later, in A. It's a simple UV test; no fluorescence indicates the absence of hormones.

Very little initial color change in vial A, light brown – green and red pink in vial B developing within a minute. Both vials will get red and darker late.

blue - greenish fluorescence in vial B.

blue - greenish fluorescence in vial B right away.

blue - greenish fluorescence in vial B right away.