Half life & injecting

[mphowells]

Hi,

Can someone explain something to me.

I read on a recent thread (called half life i think) that EQ has a 14 day half life. how is it you have to inject more than every 14 days if the dosage should not change for 14 days?

 

[big_boy_1]

Hi,

Can someone explain something to me.

I read on a recent thread (called half life i think) that EQ has a 14 day half life. how is it you have to inject more than every 14 days if the dosage should not change for 14 days?

It takes 14 days for the concentration in your blood to drop to half. That means half-life.

Its good to inject eq every week. To get stable blood levels.

 

[mphowells]

It takes 14 days for the concentration in your blood to drop to half. That means half-life.

Its good to inject eq every week. To get stable blood levels.

Yeah That's exactly what I thougth but i think it was the newbie link that i read ages ago that EQ should be injected every 2-3 days which i found odd with a half life of 14 days.

 

[scout69]

Alot of Juice Has a long half life like EQ or Deca but it's always best for once or twice a week injections with the same split in between each time, This is done to keep your blood levels at the same point..About a week after your last injection you'll start PCT because that is around the time your levels will begin to drop

 

[mphowells]

Alot of Juice Has a long half life like EQ or Deca but it's always best for once or twice a week injections with the same split in between each time, This is done to keep your blood levels at the same point..About a week after your last injection you'll start PCT because that is around the time your levels will begin to drop

Ah I see so the half life is just, it's when the amount in the blood halves but it's not necesarily when the levels 1st begin to drop which is when another injection is to be taken (well just before to keep the levels right).

So I assume someone at some point has tested and resulted that EQ and Deca should be taken twice weekly which is optimal for keeping levels stable?