Maybe it will be better first to build up levels on the omnadren to have some fundament from the long esters and then try to switch to enanthate. The problem is there I will not be so motivated to do it. If I start to feel better I will not wanna switch
You are an intelligent man, how does that logic sound to you?
What you’re doing will not work, you will still go through an adjust phase as the longer esters clear out and then your body will have to adapt to the short esters. There are no shortcuts in the TRT world.
Why is it necessary the long esters to clear? This will give me what, a bit higher levels?
Isn’t the problem that if I switch to enanthate I will loose the quick esters? I even considered if for a few weeks with the enanthate I put like 5mg propionate on top until the enantnate builds up.
Maybe its too radical idea, but seems logical…
This chart looks awesone, but there is one propblem. I do not inject this ratio of the esters every day in my 20mg dose.
One day decanoate may be 10mg, another 5, another 15 maybe… and like that the others.
I cannot make the graph in my head how it will look like that. I need to design software that calculates probability to do that
Weird. That’s pretty crazy if so. I guess it’s “meant” to be used all at once from those singe use vials so then it doesn’t matter since you get all of everything at once
So it is a solution of 4 esters in oil. All 4 esters are soluble in vegetable oil and they are contained in levels within their solubility. Eg that’s why prop has the lowest concentration and decanoat the highest.
There is no reason to believe that the solution is not homogeneous.
Suspensions are non-esterified T in aqueous solutions. There you have a problem with solubility, but not in your case.
You won’t. Here’s the deal, the long ester will build up and you will be steady around 3 months, at a guess. The prop essentially doesn’t count and shouldn’t even be counted as part of your dose, just drop it from consideration in the calculations as you will never have enough of it in your at any one point to matter on daily injections. The middle two esters will stabilise in probably 4 weeks, give or take, but at a level below your natural level. Probably well below. So essentially you are really only getting 220 mg of test out of the 250 mg in the vial, and you are going to level out at about the same point in time as if you were just taking undecanoate. It is easily the worst choice for daily injection, but it is what you have available.
Bro you are doing yourself a disservice by overanalizing so much! Sustanon is great for daily inections and you will be able to achieve stable levels. I know plently of people that have. I checked Omnadren and it’s the same as Sustanon - the ratio of the esters is the same you are not injecting a different amount every time.
I had a look at your thread. Your dose is low for your SHBG - start injecting 25 mg per day, get off this forum and come back in 6 weeks. It takes 4 weeks before you feel ANYTHING at all from TRT. Two weeks in you were already getting bloods and analyzing how you feel. That’s not how it works man.
Yes, eventually your levels will stabilize. It make a bit longer because of the test D but it doesn’t matter. It’s your call about the dose but most people feel best with free T in the 30 - 50 ng/dl range and you are not going to get in there with 20 mg a day.
Your levels were actually not super bad pre TRT so I doubt that you will notice a huge difference with your dose. A 7 point drop in SHBG is not significant.