Test Esters

Morning guys.

I was wondering if anybody knows all the different ester for test and there half-lifes or even a link. Googled it but only found cyp and e. Any help will be appreciated.

Thanx

Steroid esters:
Drug Active half-life
Formate 1.5 days
Acetate 3 days
Propionate 4.5 days
Phenylpropionate 4.5 days
Butyrate 6 days
Valerate 7.5 days
Hexanoate 9 days
Caproate 9 days
Isocaproate 9 days
Heptanoate 10.5 days
Enanthate 10.5 days
Octanoate 12 days
Cypionate 12 days
Nonanoate 13.5 days
Decanoate 15 days
Undecanoate 16.5 days

www.isteroids.com

Thanx Bro

@ da Moderators.

would it at all be possible to make this thread a "sticky" one?
my reasoning is that this has shown me that my PCT inception times were out by a good couple of days After my last pin.
It just goes to show, you r never to old to learn and everybody needs to know the half-life of Esters, novices and pro's alike.
Just-a-thought!

This is something ive been questioning.
Why do we set the start of PCT to a given date?

If we use a 5 day half-life as an example.

eg1) (last injection)(day 1) 500mg
(day 5) 250mg
(start of pct)(day 10) 125mg*

eg2) (last injection)(day 1) 1500mg
(day 5) 750mg
(start of pct)(day 10) 375mg**

* this seems low enough to start
** this seems like to much aas still in body
What about guys running 2+ grams a week?
Shouldnt we make PCT more individual?
What am I missing here?

BB_guy wrote:

This is something ive been questioning.
Why do we set the start of PCT to a given date?

If we use a 5 day half-life as an example.

eg1) (last injection)(day 1) 500mg
(day 5) 250mg
(start of pct)(day 10) 125mg*

eg2) (last injection)(day 1) 1500mg
(day 5) 750mg
(start of pct)(day 10) 375mg**

* this seems low enough to start
** this seems like to much aas still in body
What about guys running 2+ grams a week?
Shouldnt we make PCT more individual?
What am I missing here?

Half-lifes of esters are not biblical.They are basically an idea of when the ester should stop working through your system.Factors such as age,weight,bodyfat,metabolism,etc all play a role in the actual half-life.To make your PCT "individual" you have to get bloodwork done to know what is happening in your veins.

I fully agree with the blood work and other factors etc.
But dont you think we could give a better guesstimate on when to begin PCT keeping in mind how much AAS was used and last injected?

funkychicken wrote:

would it at all be possible to make this thread a "sticky" one?

No need to make it a sticky as it does appear all over the net and can be quickly googled, but it certainly should appear in at least one article on every site like this one. As BBguy suggested there is a little more to it, and PCT is something each individual should mold into what works. However a good solid PCT, well thought through for a decent time frame does tend to cover most bases, and can be used loosely used as a general fix all.

I'm sure we'll get an article on it in the new year.