Anyone have a good graph showing sust release?

[Big Johnson]

I was thinking that if the curve is relatively horizontal over the course of thirty days, it might be a good idea to take what you will take over the entire month all at once.

For example, if you wish to have 500mg of test released into your system every week, you would take 2000mg of sauce once per month, all at the same time.

However, I've never seen a graph and have only heard that sust works this way. If the graph has a spike in it at, say, the two week mark, this might not be a good idea unless you were running a short cycle.

Your info is appreciated, bros.

 

[VTAT]

no, but there is such a graph for enanthate at

http://www.medibolics.com/freq2.htm

 

[GaryWary]

I remember seeing a calculator on meso....

 

[GaryWary]

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/resources/anabolic-steroid-calculator.htm

 

[athlete03]

Where's Stew?

 

[Big Johnson]

I plugged some numbers in and received a pretty steady curve with injections once per week. The once a month injection was way fucked up. Scratch that idea

 

[Andy13]

Sorry bro, I don't have a math program to graph this, but over a month,

day/amount remaining in ester form in g. (this is assuming a 10 day half life for deconate.) and 2g injected at once.

1 /1.7753
3/1.4119
6/1.0225
9/0.7565
12/0.5695
15/0.43471
18/.033546
21/0.2611
24/.020459
27/0.16117

FOr 14day half life for deconate.....

1/1.7902
3/1.4516
6/1.0891
9/0.84014
12/0.66292
15/.053254
18/0.43385
21/0.35733
24/0.29682
27/0.2482
30/0.20864

 

[Big Johnson]

Thanks Andy. I'd say that settles it. Once a month won't cut it.

 

[stuntingguy]

DO NOT trust the sust chart plotter on the mesomorph site.

If you enter 250 every 14 days it predicts an even 260 something flat levels, but if you change it up and enter
250 every 14 days, but on a 7 day chart it predicts spikes. its not accurate.

ie.
14 day inject
wk1 250 230
wk2 250 261
wk3 250 261
wk4 250 261
but on a 7 day inject
wk1 250 230
wk2 0 86
wk3 250 2??
wk4 0 8?

same amount of injections per # of days, but the charting system gives 2 different answers.

 

[Big Johnson]

I tried the same thing and got different results.