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winstrol halflife?

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Thus far I have not been able to find a straigt answer on this one. Does anyone know that halflife of injectable winstrol? Also wondering how long it takes after an injection before there is any signifigant blood serum concentration of stano. I would be grateful for any help on this one.
 
As per the excellent article (link above) Winstrol is un-esterified so Winstrol depot does not actually possess a classical half-life.

Wrongun!
 
What do you mean "classical" halflife.????

Halflife is just the time to go from x amount of drug to 0.5x.

Plain and simple.
 
lolokos said:
What do you mean "classical" halflife.????

Halflife is just the time to go from x amount of drug to 0.5x.

Plain and simple.

Yes but Winstrol is un-esterified Instead, the microcrystals dissolve slowly. Once they have all dissolved levels of the drug fall very rapidly

Its all in the article with the link provided

Wrongun!
 
From a strictly scientific point of view halflife is what I said. It is also used for radioactive isotopes...going from amount x to 0.5x.


In this case, the halflife of stanozolol, the way I defined it, does not change b/c it is dissolved in water. And by the way, stanozolol is NEVER esterified, neither is oxandronolone and all orals I can think of right now except for primo acetate.

Ok, so the half life from a scientific point of view remains the same. Since the crystals take a while to dissociate, and during that time they are not available to you, the drug might take longer to "kick in".

So for the sake of simplicity, you can say that it does not have a "classical half life", but what the writers mean is that the pharmacokinetics are slightly changed for the reasons I described.
 
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