Basic AAS testing question

[slobberknocker]

Do they just test t/e ratio, or do they also test metabolites?

If they just test t/e ratio, you could get off in time for the ratio to normalize and you'd pass, even if you'd taken something like deca (whose metabolites would still be in your system), correct?

Let me know if this is unclear.

 

[Lift78]

got this from http://www.bdtzone.com/pass_steroid_drug_test.asp
theres alot more info on their site so I suggest you check it out if you want to know more

Some advanced drug test labs forgo the notion of dealing with a broad spectrum of anabolic steroid metabolites and simply test a person's epitestosterone to testosterone ratio. In basic terms, epitestosterone is a direct indication of how much testosterone is flowing through the body. A ratio of 6 to 1 is considered normal. When someone begins to use steroids, their testosterone levels raise dramatically, and epitestosterone follows suit. But, on the elite athletic level of sport, some athletes are reportedly injecting epitestosterone to foil the test or resorting to other more extreme measures to alter their blood chemistry for athletic success

 

[slobberknocker]

Thanks for the info.

Bump before bed.