Test = Test?

Let's say you had two vials of test c and one vial of test e. When you finished the test c you should be able to go on to the test e vial no problem right?

Because its not like it's a different hormone or drug, both are still testosterone it's only the esters that are slightly different right?

Same with prop vs cyp, test is test, one just works faster?

Test is test you answered yourself.

Sus, test e, test c, test d all the same,

Just the esters and mgs that is different

Depends what u require for your cycle and how long you want to be on test. And what dosages u want to have released at what stages of your cycle


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DruOmedra wrote: Let's say you had two vials of test c and one vial of test e. When you finished the test c you should be able to go on to the test e vial no problem right?

Because its not like it's a different hormone or drug, both are still testosterone it's only the esters that are slightly different right?

Same with prop vs cyp, test is test, one just works faster?

You might just need to play with the timing a bit depending on which test esters you want to switch to / from.
E and C are very close though from what I remember you probably won't notice a difference if you were to switch between them mid cycle.

Although aren't you now done with your cycle after your high BP recently?

PsyCLown wrote:

DruOmedra wrote: Let's say you had two vials of test c and one vial of test e. When you finished the test c you should be able to go on to the test e vial no problem right?

Because its not like it's a different hormone or drug, both are still testosterone it's only the esters that are slightly different right?

Same with prop vs cyp, test is test, one just works faster?

You might just need to play with the timing a bit depending on which test esters you want to switch to / from.
E and C are very close though from what I remember you probably won't notice a difference if you were to switch between them mid cycle.

Although aren't you now done with your cycle after your high BP recently?

Thinking about someone else maybe heh, I haven't posted anything about BP yet I actually have another pin planned for tomorrow.

Thanks for the response, was sure test is test so I'm happy just wanted insights.

StarzCarbon wrote: Test is test you answered yourself.

Sus, test e, test c, test d all the same,

Just the esters and mgs that is different

Depends what u require for your cycle and how long you want to be on test. And what dosages u want to have released at what stages of your cycle


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Great, thanks for that. I'm glad I asked

PsyCLown wrote:

DruOmedra wrote: Let's say you had two vials of test c and one vial of test e. When you finished the test c you should be able to go on to the test e vial no problem right?

Because its not like it's a different hormone or drug, both are still testosterone it's only the esters that are slightly different right?

Same with prop vs cyp, test is test, one just works faster?

You might just need to play with the timing a bit depending on which test esters you want to switch to / from.
E and C are very close though from what I remember you probably won't notice a difference if you were to switch between them mid cycle.

Although aren't you now done with your cycle after your high BP recently?

Lol PsyClown yes im completely done with my cycle after the Bp incident haha. You got a bit mixed up for a second lol

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Still, you don't want to be jumping around too much between different compound as you want your bloodlines to be as stable as possible and every compound comes with its own micro side effects.

Don't think it can cause to much harm, but do you really want to inject 5-6 different oils into your body?

If needs be, go for it. But rather try to plan your cycle perfectly in advance.

Better to use a single ester like enanthate only so that it stays constant in your blood other than having 60mg cyp,80mg enanthate,80mg prop than having 400mg enanthate stable levels each week/daily.