Peach oil (test e) vs Castor oil(test undecanoate) metabolization

[white couch]

Losing my mind trying to find any study in which I can see how long it takes for test e peach oil to metabolize

I aromatize a lot on MCT test e and don't want to go daily sub q, I'd rather keep going for 3 pins/week. Don't see a point in doing enanthate either if it is in MCT, I think the long ester just goes to waste.

Which leaves me with trying balkan undecanoate (in castor oil), and raise the dosage due to the ester weight, or try their peach test e. Too poor for testoviron bayer

Anyone got any info about the peach oil in enanthate ester?

thanks!

 

[BigNoOne]

Losing my mind trying to find any study in which I can see how long it takes for test e peach oil to metabolize

I aromatize a lot on MCT test e and don't want to go daily sub q, I'd rather keep going for 3 pins/week. Don't see a point in doing enanthate either if it is in MCT, I think the long ester just goes to waste.

Which leaves me with trying balkan undecanoate (in castor oil), and raise the dosage due to the ester weight, or try their peach test e. Too poor for testoviron bayer

Anyone got any info about the peach oil in enanthate ester?

thanks!

You only aromatize the testosterone molecule once the ester has been cleaved. The oil will slow that down a little but it’s not substantially changing it since you have continuous release from the oil over the 2-days since the last pin. SubQ is useless. Biggest load of shit sold to the TRT community because of the stigma that comes with big scary needles.

 

[white couch]

You only aromatize the testosterone molecule once the ester has been cleaved. The oil will slow that down a little but it’s not substantially changing it since you have continuous release from the oil over the 2-days since the last pin. SubQ is useless. Biggest load of shit sold to the TRT community because of the stigma that comes with big scary needles.

I was looking at this study Sci-Hub | Intramuscular injection of testosterone undecanoate for the treatment of male hypogonadism: phase I studies. European Journal of Endocrinology, 140(5), 414–419 | 10.1530/eje.0.1400414

Reading on the half life difference between test undecanoate in castor oil vs in tea seed oil, it seemed quite significant

No idea how test e would do in peach (vs mct, gso, cso); would you say it is not that big? If it's a continuous release from the oil (over 2 days since last pin in my case), shouldn't it still be noticeably slower with a thicker oil?

I only do IM pins anyway, i keep subq just for hcg and some occasional bpc157/tb500

 

[narta]

The oil will slow that down a little but it’s not substantially changing it

TU in Tea tree oil vs castor oil is 21 to 34 days. So yeah, it is substantial

 

[BigNoOne]

I was looking at this study Sci-Hub | Intramuscular injection of testosterone undecanoate for the treatment of male hypogonadism: phase I studies. European Journal of Endocrinology, 140(5), 414–419 | 10.1530/eje.0.1400414

Reading on the half life difference between test undecanoate in castor oil vs in tea seed oil, it seemed quite significant

No idea how test e would do in peach (vs mct, gso, cso); would you say it is not that big? If it's a continuous release from the oil (over 2 days since last pin in my case), shouldn't it still be noticeably slower with a thicker oil?

I only do IM pins anyway, i keep subq just for hcg and some occasional bpc157/tb500

TU in Tea tree oil vs castor oil is 21 to 34 days. So yeah, it is substantial

It’s not substantial from a practical standpoint. From Day 1 to 21/34 days, sure. But past that and injecting the same amount every 2 days, it’s not a substantial difference due to the OVERLAP in the injections. Stable serum blood levels is the same… stable.