dabuffguy EXECUTIVE KARMA THIEF EF VIP Jul 3, 2009 #6 wolfman87 said: is tren ace an oil? Click to expand... tren ace is in oil, yes.
joe d High End Bro Platinum Jul 3, 2009 #7 you want to mix the same esters. tren e and test e or tren ace and test prop or my current tren susp and test susp. no reason to mix ace and e
you want to mix the same esters. tren e and test e or tren ace and test prop or my current tren susp and test susp. no reason to mix ace and e
dabuffguy EXECUTIVE KARMA THIEF EF VIP Jul 3, 2009 #8 joe d said: you want to mix the same esters. tren e and test e or tren ace and test prop or my current tren susp and test susp. no reason to mix ace and e Click to expand... It doesn't matter about ester mixing. Ace and prop aren't the same ester anyways.
joe d said: you want to mix the same esters. tren e and test e or tren ace and test prop or my current tren susp and test susp. no reason to mix ace and e Click to expand... It doesn't matter about ester mixing. Ace and prop aren't the same ester anyways.
joe d High End Bro Platinum Jul 3, 2009 #9 dabuffguy said: It doesn't matter about ester mixing. Ace and prop aren't the same ester anyways. Click to expand... please explain why ester mixing doesnt matter. ace and prop are not the same ester but they are close enough.
dabuffguy said: It doesn't matter about ester mixing. Ace and prop aren't the same ester anyways. Click to expand... please explain why ester mixing doesnt matter. ace and prop are not the same ester but they are close enough.
dabuffguy EXECUTIVE KARMA THIEF EF VIP Jul 3, 2009 #10 joe d said: please explain why ester mixing doesnt matter. ace and prop are not the same ester but they are close enough. Click to expand... Ester mixing doesn't affect the absorption rate of another ester. Esters are chemically bound. Mixing them together won't slow down a fast acting steroid's action when mixed with a long acting one. It doesn't happen. Likewise, it won't speed up the action of a long acting one. A prime example is sustanon, or tri-tren. The fast acting esters still act just as quickly, and the slow ones act just as slowly. Therefore, mixing diffeent compounds with a fast and a slow ester also will make no difference.
joe d said: please explain why ester mixing doesnt matter. ace and prop are not the same ester but they are close enough. Click to expand... Ester mixing doesn't affect the absorption rate of another ester. Esters are chemically bound. Mixing them together won't slow down a fast acting steroid's action when mixed with a long acting one. It doesn't happen. Likewise, it won't speed up the action of a long acting one. A prime example is sustanon, or tri-tren. The fast acting esters still act just as quickly, and the slow ones act just as slowly. Therefore, mixing diffeent compounds with a fast and a slow ester also will make no difference.