3rd_levelup
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I see some more talk about sus vs tne but I wanted to throw another topic out here. I have read that many pop sus longer periods like once a week I have always ran popping every third day. Opinions?
I see some more talk about sus vs tne but I wanted to throw another topic out here. I have read that many pop sus longer periods like once a week I have always ran popping every third day. Opinions?
I have never had any experience using sustanon and personally have never even considered it. Maintaining peak blood level stability is always my goal when using any steroid so injection timing is important for this goal. I know a few people that use it for TRT and they are on a weekly injection schedule. The decanoate ester makes sustanon pretty unique for a testosterone. Some people who use deca durabolin still inject 2x weekly but due to the shorter esters in sustanon I am not sure what the absolute best protocol would be in maintaining peak levels without doing some math.... not my strong point. I do know some doctors who say the longer that an individual is on it is better to have an injection schedule that is less frequent and pushes the limits of the half life of the ester. This might be difficult to prove with sust because of the ester mix.
SEMPER FI
Sust was originally meant to be pinned every 11-15 Days at TRT. The hopes was with all the different esters, which they all do hit the blood stream at the same time, they be more stable. I personally don‘t understand that concept. I‘ve Never tried it not have I drawn bloods several times a cycle with it to see the levels, but I do feel better pinning M/W/F as well.
I think the complexity is caused by the fact that we are attempting to describe and understand Sust as a cycling steroid when it sole purpose and design was for the TRT industry. Many users love it and swear by it and others kick it to the curb.
I will get my hands on some and replace my TestC as an experiment. I will give it a shot from Jan 1 to June 30 in a replacement dose only. We should come up with two or three different injection protocols, frequent and less frequent, and run for 8-12 weeks each. With monthly blood work we should be able to see what a preferred dosing schedule would be based on the ones chosen. I could even do labs every 2 weeks for a better cross section as long as we are only looking at Total T and Free T.... I ain't made of $.
I will hit my ND up and see if he can get me pharma from the compounding pharmacy we use. All my TRT supplies and testing that is prescribed are a business tax right off which will offset my out of pocket.
If anyone has a dosing schedule that they would prefer to see used post it here for consideration.
LEVEL- sorry to highjack the thread but we should get some solid anecdotal information from the experiment for future use.
SEMPER FI
Like I said earlier, the fluctuation is all about the length of time on a given schedule. As time passes the fluctuation is supposed to even itself out. That was the intended purpose of Sust. At the first 11 days we wouldn't get a stable reading because the medium and long ester haven't kicked in. As time passes we should see stability or lack of.
In a nutshell.... the shorter esters are designed to stabilize the drop in blood levels of the medium and long esters based on their half lives.
SEMPER FI