lightspan
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this is all a bit simplified, but should give you a flavor.
the upshot, you get the total dissolved solids (202 mg of "stuff") from total ion count, of that 202 mg of stuff, 68% of it is test e.
the final tale, 202 mg of stuff * .68 (the percentage of the "stuff" dissolved in the oil) gives you 137.4 mg of test e per ml of sample, or just around 50% dose, which correlates nicely with my bloodwork showing about 50% of what it should be (mine was 1940 ng.dl, should have been > 4000 ng.dl at 2.5 days post-injection).
for those of you who keep insisting ~2000 ng/dl is ok on ~ 600 mg a week, stop. you're wrong, we have multiple data sources and scally saying you're wrong. stop it.
pm me if you have other questions. there are details that are not clear from the spectra, but the overall method is sound +/-10% in my estimation.
this is all a bit simplified, but should give you a flavor.
the upshot, you get the total dissolved solids (202 mg of "stuff") from total ion count, of that 202 mg of stuff, 68% of it is test e.
the final tale, 202 mg of stuff * .68 (the percentage of the "stuff" dissolved in the oil) gives you 137.4 mg of test e per ml of sample, or just around 50% dose, which correlates nicely with my bloodwork showing about 50% of what it should be (mine was 1940 ng.dl, should have been > 4000 ng.dl at 2.5 days post-injection).
for those of you who keep insisting ~2000 ng/dl is ok on ~ 600 mg a week, stop. you're wrong, we have multiple data sources and scally saying you're wrong. stop it.
pm me if you have other questions. there are details that are not clear from the spectra, but the overall method is sound +/-10% in my estimation.