Difference between Finaplix-H and Component T-H.

[SAF]

I know this Fina subject has been beaten to death, but what do you expect when you are one of the most popular AS on the market?

Anyway, I was searching on Yahoo and found a Vet shop that offers Finaplix-H cartridge (2000mg Trenbolone Acetate) for $37.50, and Component T-H Implants (4000mg Trenbolone Acetate) for $69. From the product descriptions, they only real difference I found was that Component T-H is a slow-release agent. Does this make any difference? I know after taking Finaject for 3 weeks now, the active life of a 1cc shot (75mg) seems to be one day.

Just wondering if anyone else knows other differences between these two products because they seem to be the same. The Component T-H is actually slightly cheaper than 2 cartridges of Finaplix-H, not that I'm a nickel-n-dimer, it's just an observation I made.

SAF

 

[Jersey Freak]

Comp-TH has less fillers/binders and its just more bang for your buck.

 

[SAF]

So are you saying that Component T-H would be more effective? Fillers and binders are the same compounds used in most types of pill form drugs anyway, such as vitamins, prescription drugs, etc, correct?

SAF

 

[zen42]

They are both basically the same. Compressed Trenbolone Acetate with some methyl cellulose and coloring.

Buy what's cheaper.

 

[TxLonghorn]

I recommend the component.