Take testosterone for example,
if it has a cypionate ester there is more ester and less testosterone, if it has an enanthate ester, then it has more testosterone and less ester compared to the test cyp. But how much exactly? Say for example you had 100mg of test e, how much of it would be actual testosterone and how much would be ester? Also how do you work this out? I tried a search on google an nothing helpful came up, just people asking if their gear is legit or w/e
Well test E is an 8 carbon chain ester and I believe cyp is a 9 carbon chain so technically there is more testosterone in the enanthate ester than the cypionate. Test e is roughly 55% testosterone and the rest being the ester weight.
Basically, it doesn’t matter. You aren’t baking a cake here.
up the dosage if it bothers you.
It’s not just an extra carbon, I think it’s an extra carbon and oxygen. The difference is around 30g/mole. Either molecule with the ester is around 400g/mole, meaning difference is less than 8%. Unless you have a proper pharmaceutical test, the difference between two batches of enanthate will probably be more significant than between e and c. Even then, it’s really not worth bothering yourself about.
If you want to work it out, find testosterone’s molecular weight and the weights of different esters. Add them together to get total molecular weight. Divide the weight of testosterone by the total weight you derived. This number is your proportion/fraction/percentage of actual testosterone. Test suspension has no ester so I recommend purchasing a bunch of that to pin everyday for your first cycle.
[quote]VTBalla34 wrote:
Basically, it doesn’t matter. You aren’t baking a cake here.[/quote]
I know, I was just curious. Am I not allowed to be curious!?
And thank you for all the replies, incredulous thats what I was looking for.
They are the same. ~70% by weight, T:Ester ratio.
Cypionate is longer and heavier, and has a higher melting point. Enanthate is shorter
IIRC Enanthate is 72% Test and Cypionate is 70% or so.
-PTD
test no ester 100
tren acetate 87
test prop 83
test enanth 72
test cyp 70
test undecan 63
nand phenyl 67
nand deca 64
[quote]Gcortese wrote:
[quote]VTBalla34 wrote:
Basically, it doesn’t matter. You aren’t baking a cake here.[/quote]
I know, I was just curious. Am I not allowed to be curious!?
And thank you for all the replies, incredulous thats what I was looking for.[/quote]
I’m not trying to stifle your intellectual curiosity, if that’s all it is. My post was mostly addressing the [more common] situation where someone is trying to plan their cycle based on those details. That’s what is known as “majoring in the minors”.
[quote]Dr. Pangloss wrote:
test no ester 100
tren acetate 87
test prop 83
test enanth 72
test cyp 70
test undecan 63
nand phenyl 67
nand deca 64
[/quote]
Do you have a link to this info?
Just google AAS Ester Weight. Its one of the easiest bits of information you can find.
[quote]Reed wrote:
Just google AAS Ester Weight. Its one of the easiest bits of information you can find.[/quote]
Yup, this.