Consider the following scenarios:
Person A injects 1cc of 100mg/ml trenbolone acetate
Due to the short ester, hydrolysis occurs quickly
Hydrolysis is the removal of the ester
The freed trenbolone then travels the body and activates the various androgen receptors in cells.
Person B injects 1cc of 100mg/ml trenbolone enanthate
Due to the longer ester, hydrolysis occurs slower
Hydrolysis is the removal of the ester
The freed trenbolone then travels the body and activates the various androgen receptors in cells.
What is the difference between the two? Only the type of ester, and the time the body takes to remove it. The body does not use a compound that is esterized, it first removes the ester and then the compound can be used.
Hence the ester can not have an effect of the sides or how the drug actually works, because it is removed before your body uses the drug.