The best example you can find on blood work would be
@Deepwaters1987 that he did on his pharma gear. He took blood 3 times in one week which was every 48hours at one shot per week at 750mg.
The spike in total T at 48 hours in the first blood that was taken was huge, I don't remember the exact number but believe it was over 6k his second blood taken drop dramatically 48 hours after last blood and so on.
If I am doing the same dosage of 750mg total for the week but divide that into two shots per week, meaning I am taking two shots at 375 mg during the week then my initial spike in total t cannot be over 6k like it would be on the single shot at 750mg
The two shot method will, like we spoke about create the even level/stable bloods. and for hypothetical talk we will say that since the shot is reduced by half, but used twice per week for the same total mg of testosterone injected, we would reduce the total t in blood to half, which would be 3k.
That's why I say ray is comparing apples to oranges, and I believe he knows this and was an attempt to try to "defend" bloods. He went and found a good high number to discredit the lower number. But again, 700mg injection with blood drawn 48 hours later will yield you different results than 300mg injected 48 hours later. This is how ray is comparing the bloods, apples and oranges.... day and night here.
I still need coffee so excuse run on sentences and grammar [emoji854]