Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Hey does anyone have any idea what the detect time for test suspension in oil would be? I'm using As kit and synovex. Regular susp is supposed to be pretty low(right?) but would the oil up the time? Also anyone have the detect times from rippedmass now that its down? Thanks.
Detection time for test suspension in oil??
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The Man Child
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What the drug is suspended in has nothing to do with its detection time. Prop has a very short detection time and it is suspended in oil with the Propionate ester attached. If you were to put pure test in an oil rather than water, there's no difference except an easier injection.
The whole detection time on a drug test has to do with the release of the drug into the body. That is why Deca has such a long detection time because the ester is over a month long before it is released.
Prop has about a day or two release and pure test suspension is anywhere from an hour to 12 hours.
The whole detection time on a drug test has to do with the release of the drug into the body. That is why Deca has such a long detection time because the ester is over a month long before it is released.
Prop has about a day or two release and pure test suspension is anywhere from an hour to 12 hours.
nautica
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The test supspension should be undetectable in a drug test. What you have to worry about is the fact that your T/E ratio will be elevated above the 6:1 ratio.
You must either use extremely low doses or make sure you quit using it long enough before you are tested so that the ratios are in line.
I really do not think there have been any studies done on how long it would take to get t/e ratios back in line. And it can never be an exact science due to the fact that everyones body is different.
If anyone knows I would like to hear.
A couple of ways to get back in line is to inject epistestosterone or pop some birth control pills. But the exact amount will vary from person to person.
Nautica
You must either use extremely low doses or make sure you quit using it long enough before you are tested so that the ratios are in line.
I really do not think there have been any studies done on how long it would take to get t/e ratios back in line. And it can never be an exact science due to the fact that everyones body is different.
If anyone knows I would like to hear.
A couple of ways to get back in line is to inject epistestosterone or pop some birth control pills. But the exact amount will vary from person to person.
Nautica
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