I must be ignorant

[jman2129]

I do alot of research and came across a thread with this post....


The prop ester makes up about 20% of the molecular weight of test prop. Test E the ester is about 31%. You say you run ~750 mg of test e a week. That translates to 517.5 mg of actual test.

I have never seen a post that has stated this until now. I just assumed a single amp of 250mg is 250mg.

I am probably overly paranoid but i'd like some piece of mind by finding out if this is true.

Thanks.

 

[VNV]

I do alot of research and came across a thread with this post....


The prop ester makes up about 20% of the molecular weight of test prop. Test E the ester is about 31%. You say you run ~750 mg of test e a week. That translates to 517.5 mg of actual test.

I have never seen a post that has stated this until now. I just assumed a single amp of 250mg is 250mg.

I am probably overly paranoid but i'd like some piece of mind by finding out if this is true.

Thanks.

It's true, but... so what?

I wouldn't bother thinking in terms of total hormone in each compound, varied by ester. While the type of ester the hormone is attached to makes a difference, it won't be of any benefit to start factoring that in when designing cycles.

 

[oldfella]

This is correct. sustanon 250 I believe has an actual equivelent of 176mg of test. The only mg/mg test is suspension. It has no ester and is as stated 100mg/ml. It is pure test. VNV is correct on the do not get caught up on how much equivelent you are getting. Just go on what the label states. So sus 250 x 2 ml is 500mg.

 

[jman2129]

Thanks for the responses, I will relax and stick to the label. I had a feeling alot of people already new this.