Refined P83

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@hoplessly

You misunderstand the use of refining.

you purify p88 you should have p93. Jasmins explanation of p88 was that it was a rough synthesis and p93 was a stricter lab procedure to return a purer yield of that molecule. P88 was said to have active impurities as a result of this rough synthesis. If its an impurity its in such a small amount along with who knows what other impurities active or inactive are in there.

P88 - The Urge to Merge - #30 by Warren

What you should really be asking is why dont they identify that “impurity” and make it.

The problem with the rough synthesis as explained by jasmin is that its not always repeatable.

I found the article

Rough synthesis vs. "perfect" - P88 vs. P93

P88 vs. P93 - Rough synthesis vs. “perfect” (or what chemists call “standard” synthesis) I think we’ve blind tested the two long enough to reveal this. While the bulk of the chemicals in our P line are absolutely unique structures, sometimes we do have two different synthesis paths of what should technically be “the same” molecule. In this case, P93 and P88 have a very unique relationship. P93 is the absolute laboratory standard, meticulously synthesized in small batches with TLC at every syn…

I guess the question is: Is P83 a lab refined molecule or a commercial molecule?