Why Tren hex?

Explain how? The ester detaches from the drug in both instances and you have exactly the same testosterone.
Sure, both esters of test will work but one is known for giving crippling pip, at least in some instances, and the other is known for being smooth and pain free. I know which one I choose exclusively...
The hex ester made the compound stable. Or they would of used another long ester. Or it was a way to get a patent on it to control the market. My apologies for not describing enough. NOT drug companies. Medical community prefers long esters because it reduces injection frequency. Test cyp is most prescribed hormone for TRT at 1 shot a week. However if you broke that one shot into 2 or 3 shots of the cyp or Enanthate ester you would have more stable blood levels and higher total test.
Multiple shots per week of the the same dosage broken up will give more stable levels. But your total test will be lower, not higher.
 
Sure, both esters of test will work but one is known for giving crippling pip, at least in some instances, and the other is known for being smooth and pain free. I know which one I choose exclusively...

Multiple shots per week of the the same dosage broken up will give more stable levels. But your total test will be lower, not higher.

Sure, PIP is one thing but I think what's being suggested in previous posts is that the ester somehow fundamentally changes the way the base drug works.
 
Sure, PIP is one thing but I think what's being suggested in previous posts is that the ester somehow fundamentally changes the way the base drug works.
With ester everything changes in reality not on paper...

Deca vs NPP
Prop vs enanthate
Sustanon
Bold ace vs equipoise
Tren ace vs tren e vs tren hex
 
Explain how? The ester detaches from the drug in both instances and you have exactly the same testosterone.
Im not a biologist but I'm B&C for many years now.
All I know is that with enanthate I get random gyno flare up , my libido is worse on enanthate and in general I don't feel that good as I do on cypionate.

It wasn't always like that first years enanthate worked good I suppose but after a while all this problems appeared.
I was trying to find the reason a changed ai dosing , my ai from arimidex to aromasin I tried more frequent injections but nothing.
Then I changed to sustanon and things was more unstable.
I thought about cypionate but I thought bullshit isn't gonna make a difference it's the same as enanthate, I thought that I was burned out due to steroid abuse etc but finally I tried cypionate and all those problems was solved surprisingly they solved pretty fast too!!

All this on TRT settings not on a blast I had staple variables. Maybe about my body chemistry idk but cypionate works greatly for me and I won't go Back to enanthate.

I know those are not scientific proofs but if I feel better on cypionate then I take it.
 
Have you tried yourself or are you just talking about "on paper" theory?

Tried all of them and more over 14 years. I get say, more immediate effects on libido from Test P than E, but give it a week or so till the blood levels have settled and its the same.

The old Deca / NPP thing I've never noticed anything again so long as the net doses are the same.

Tren A once gave me a cough but again that's the quick release of the drug from the propionate ester interacting with inflammatory prostaglandins. The net difference in mass / strength / mood over A vs Hex vs Tri-Tren vs E is all the same in the end, providing the base amount of tren I'm getting over the week is the same.

It's the idea than Tren Hex is more "potent" is more folklore and romanticism possibly from the days of Serge Nubret and whomever else could get the old Negma Parabolan amps at the time. His physique in particular was remarkable at the time, maybe kickstarting the whole "magical" thinking around Parabolan
 
Im not a biologist but I'm B&C for many years now.
All I know is that with enanthate I get random gyno flare up , my libido is worse on enanthate and in general I don't feel that good as I do on cypionate.

It wasn't always like that first years enanthate worked good I suppose but after a while all this problems appeared.
I was trying to find the reason a changed ai dosing , my ai from arimidex to aromasin I tried more frequent injections but nothing.
Then I changed to sustanon and things was more unstable.
I thought about cypionate but I thought bullshit isn't gonna make a difference it's the same as enanthate, I thought that I was burned out due to steroid abuse etc but finally I tried cypionate and all those problems was solved surprisingly they solved pretty fast too!!

All this on TRT settings not on a blast I had staple variables. Maybe about my body chemistry idk but cypionate works greatly for me and I won't go Back to enanthate.

I know those are not scientific proofs but if I feel better on cypionate then I take it.
And I'm the exact opposite, I prefer enanthate. Go figure...
 
The only thing that changes is how quickly or slowly the drug is released from the ester. It's not changing how the molecule works.
the ester has its own weight on there. there is just less active test per mg in the shorter acting ones.

base is 100% test
prop is 93% testosterone
enanthate is 73%
cypionate is around 69%
Undecanoate is around 63%

funny thing with Deca and NPP is that it is near the same active hormone
 
the ester has its own weight on there. there is just less active test per mg in the shorter acting ones.

base is 100% test
prop is 93% testosterone
enanthate is 73%
cypionate is around 69%
Undecanoate is around 63%

funny thing with Deca and NPP is that it is near the same active hormone
I think it's not that accurate...

You can find ten other variants of this same list...

I saw pharma leaflet of the following and I know:
-sustanon is 71%
-propionate is 80%
-undecanoate is right here 63%

Others idk, we don't have test e or c here at pharmacy.
 
the ester has its own weight on there. there is just less active test per mg in the shorter acting ones.

base is 100% test
prop is 93% testosterone
enanthate is 73%
cypionate is around 69%
Undecanoate is around 63%

funny thing with Deca and NPP is that it is near the same active hormone

Yes I agree, that's what I'm getting at. There's no magic to any one ester.
 
Yes I agree, that's what I'm getting at. There's no magic to any one ester.
I think there is a lot of anectodal talk about short esters with no water retention. Which is a little interesting. I am unsure if it resets the signal that tells the to retain water because it doesn't last.
 
Rounded up or down they're about this:

Acetate 87%
Propionate 84%
Isocaproate 74%
Enanthate 72%
Cypionate 70%
Phenylprop 67.5%
Decanoate 65%
Undecanoate 63%
Undecyleanate 63%
Hex 66%
Sustanon 70%
 
It's the same drug attached to a different ester. You might be getting less sides because you're getting less base Tren overall. It'd be like saying cypionate gives me sides but enanthate doesn't.
So It doesn't matter that I'm saying I'm getting the same tren results yet not the same sides like the other esters?
That's actually a big deal...
 
I think there is a lot of anectodal talk about short esters with no water retention. Which is a little interesting. I am unsure if it resets the signal that tells the to retain water because it doesn't last.
Like I said to the other guy.
"So It doesn't matter that I'm saying I'm getting the same tren results yet not the same sides like the other esters?
That's actually a big deal..."
 
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