Peabo
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- Feb 22, 2014
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If he's tinkling 190 of pseudoephedrine and not a comparable level of cetirizine, how do you think that meshes with the assertion that he was taking a pill that contained both ?
They have the trace, and although it might currently be qualitative, that trace ( in my mind) could conceivably address the assertions/conclusion of the Finnish ADA rep, no ?
If the concurrent peak is there is gives some credence to he only ingested whole pills, but it wont speak to a) how many and b) mode of ingestion. This would at least be supportive of the " i made a mistake in dosing" claim and excludes the " I topped up my pseudoephedrine with a couple of Zyrtec's"
It wouldn't exclude that he topped up his pseudoephedrine with a couple of Zyrtecs though. You can't just eyeball peaks, different compounds have them diff responses depending on column used in the chromatography. You have to calibrate for cetirizine, what may look like a small peak could be big and vice versa. So if you want to quantify it you gotta calibrate for it. This would definitely clear up the matter but that means someone gotta pay for it, it not like it cost that much actually, if Backstrom wanted to he could.