There may be a BUNCH of members who disagree wit tis post, but this is me and I will not change my thought.
I will never look for a TT number at it's peak. I will only be interested in a TT average over a weeks time. I workout 4-6 days a week and not only 36-48 hours after my last injection. This number tells you the HIGHEST TT level possible, but you will not use this number all the time. This is why I want the average of a week, over my 6 day workout. To say I have 7000 after 36 hours doesn't mean I am at that number the 6 days I workout. It means I tested at the one time my bloods peak. Therefore, you need to find your average TT number of the week. If that's 5000, or 3000, that number is a much better value to base quality than a number that only will appear for 12 hours. For example, my bloods on 400mgs/wk, pinning 2 times/wk put me at 3200, 36 hours after my last pin. The same test at 50 hours was at 2600. This was Watson, Pharma. So, after 14 weeks of blood tests, we come up with a weekly average of 2390 and I workout 6 days a week. Right, wrong, or indifferent, why would you go off a number that you only get at one certain time? I want to know what I workout at most of the time, not one day. FWIW