sus vs. individual Ts

[powerlifter2]

From a newby perspective isn't it better to use the percentages already in sus instead of the individual Ts? I mean didn't they come up with the ratios for a reason? I mean I'm really asking caause I'm determined to make some intense gains over the next year or two and want to move ahead with knowledge.

 

[Silent Method]

Concerning the newbie, the only place where sust has an advantage in my opinion is that it can be found and it can be found at good prices (omna in particular).

The trick with any ester of test is dosing in such a way that you quicly arrive at the desired blood concentration and maintain that concentration in a steady manner. Sust or omna should be shot no less than twice per week.

 

[powerlifter2]

consistent blood level

So if I'm trying to get a consistent blood levbel then I want to use the longer acting esthers.....so then it's really not different effects of the different Ts but the different rates that they break down...that what you are saying right? So if that's the case then is there a ratio of my weight to T that I should be shooting for or do most guys experience say that 500 per week is cool? And if 500 a week is cool then is there any benefit to 750? etc? or does it just stop helping to get more in your system?

 

[Silent Method]

So if I'm trying to get a consistent blood levbel then I want to use the longer acting esthers.....

No, you just want to make sure you use the esters you have right. Using a blend of esters such as sust in the manner that we do, its harder to maintain (if not impossible) the degree of stability that once could achieve from a single ester used properly. However, by shooting sust twice a week you are keeping levels from fluctuation beyond what would be considered acceptable.

IMO, 500mg/week of test is a great newbie cycle. I do hold the belief that 500mg should be a starting point - I wouldn't go beyond this your first time. 500mg/week is plenty of steroids pumping through your veins BTW. Check out this post - Understanding AAS Dosing.