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Agree with the guys...
Propionate is a great compound but it does have to be injected every other day, at least, because of short half-life. Testosterones: Propionate, Enanthate, Cypionate, Phenylpropionate, Isocaproate, Decanoate, Undecanoate, are all in essence simply Testosterone. The difference comes in the ester attached to it. Short esters (and so shorter half-life) like propionate have more available testosterone to the user (mg for mg) because less space is taken up by the ester. However, longer half-life products like undecanoate have very long ester chains and as such less testosterone is available compared to shorter ones, due to the esters taking up producy space. That's basically the difference between the testosterone compounds. There's information on the net and here too, I think, that explain what I'm saying in an easy to digest form.
So shorter half-life means more frequent pinning compared to the longer half-life testosterones. There's a testosterone therapy product that is 4000mg of undecanoate. It only needs injecting once every 10-14 weeks. I've got a vial myself. It looks like a torpedo and is a lot of gear to stick in your ass in one go!
Enanthate has a very slightly longer ester and half-life than cypionate - I stand corrected if I'm wrong - but they're pretty much equal in effect. Most guys seem to prefer cypionate over enathate but there's not much between them to be honest. Obviously, providing you've got a good pharma grade or UGL product.
What have you decided on?
All the best...N-Joi
Craig
Agree with the guys...
Propionate is a great compound but it does have to be injected every other day, at least, because of short half-life. Testosterones: Propionate, Enanthate, Cypionate, Phenylpropionate, Isocaproate, Decanoate, Undecanoate, are all in essence simply Testosterone. The difference comes in the ester attached to it. Short esters (and so shorter half-life) like propionate have more available testosterone to the user (mg for mg) because less space is taken up by the ester. However, longer half-life products like undecanoate have very long ester chains and as such less testosterone is available compared to shorter ones, due to the esters taking up producy space. That's basically the difference between the testosterone compounds. There's information on the net and here too, I think, that explain what I'm saying in an easy to digest form.
So shorter half-life means more frequent pinning compared to the longer half-life testosterones. There's a testosterone therapy product that is 4000mg of undecanoate. It only needs injecting once every 10-14 weeks. I've got a vial myself. It looks like a torpedo and is a lot of gear to stick in your ass in one go!
Enanthate has a very slightly longer ester and half-life than cypionate - I stand corrected if I'm wrong - but they're pretty much equal in effect. Most guys seem to prefer cypionate over enathate but there's not much between them to be honest. Obviously, providing you've got a good pharma grade or UGL product.
What have you decided on?
All the best...N-Joi
Craig
