fightingfires
New Member
I had an idea which may or not have been thought of before so please feel free to critique it...
As test levels are expressed as ng/dl, could we simulate a blood test using test cyp,enan,prop etc?
for example:
take two samples of blood at the same date and time from same "donor"
to one sample add pharma prescribed test e(known sample) at "x" amount and have it tested. This will bring the test value to to say (just for discussion)....5000ng/dl
record that number as a baseline
Second sample (using same donor, time,etc)...add exact same "x" amount of UGL or homebrewed test e, and have it tested. if same purity as "known sample" it should register the same values.
In theory you should be able to come close to determining purity.
Things to be determined...
both blood samples should be equal in volume and the amount that is suitable for testing.
also there needs to be (someone who is far more proficient at math) determined what amount of pharma test to bring test value up to a known level.
As you couldn't simply drop pharma test into your blood vial straight (as it would be far more than anyone would ever put in their body), how much pharma test e would be added to say carrier oil to dilute it to a level that would simulate a normal dose?
Little poorly worded but hopefully it gets some thoughts provoked on if it could be done.
As test levels are expressed as ng/dl, could we simulate a blood test using test cyp,enan,prop etc?
for example:
take two samples of blood at the same date and time from same "donor"
to one sample add pharma prescribed test e(known sample) at "x" amount and have it tested. This will bring the test value to to say (just for discussion)....5000ng/dl
record that number as a baseline
Second sample (using same donor, time,etc)...add exact same "x" amount of UGL or homebrewed test e, and have it tested. if same purity as "known sample" it should register the same values.
In theory you should be able to come close to determining purity.
Things to be determined...
both blood samples should be equal in volume and the amount that is suitable for testing.
also there needs to be (someone who is far more proficient at math) determined what amount of pharma test to bring test value up to a known level.
As you couldn't simply drop pharma test into your blood vial straight (as it would be far more than anyone would ever put in their body), how much pharma test e would be added to say carrier oil to dilute it to a level that would simulate a normal dose?
Little poorly worded but hopefully it gets some thoughts provoked on if it could be done.