Bill, I was playing around with the ‘Roid Calculator’, planning my first 2 week cycle, and a few more questions came up that I hope you wouldn’t mind answering.
You said having 26.5 mg on day 15 is barely acceptable. So, in planning my future cycles, does that mean I should use 30mg on day 15 as my cut off? 25mg? Sorry if I’m splitting hairs.
If X amount of Test P on day 15 is acceptable, does the same go for Tren Ace?
Speaking of which, Roid Calculator says that if I run 50mg/day of Prop until day 13, then on day 15 I will be at 24mg, which according to your previous post seems like it would be acceptable. But, what about if I were also running 50mg Tren Ace? I’d have to add that in also, which would put me over the limit, right?
There is no column for Tren, but when using the Roid Calculator, it is safe to use the calculations for Prop when actually trying to calculate Tren Ace because the half-lives are the same, right?
On levels remaining: It really is a gray scale extending over a substantial range. I see in my above post that I failed to follow my usual practice: so that people can follow the arithmetic, I use the exact numbers, but I ordinarily state that an end calculated figure such as “28.5” is not intended to imply that the precision is anywhere near so great as that.
For your example, 30 mg would also be acceptable, but just slightly less so.
Trenbolone acetate needs to be at a lower level, for example dropping down to a level commensurate with or below ongoing 12.5 mg/day use (again, not that the figure is so precise, but simply specifying that from ongoing 50 mg/day use being cut in 1/4, and observation that ongoing 15 mg/day use is suppressive.)
If combining two compounds that are both about equally heavily used, then one would want each to drop to about half the level that would be fine if there were only one of them.
I use a figure of one day for estimated half-life of TA.