Is this Roid Calcualtor bogus?

[johnsomebody]

Or what am I not getting?

http://www.come.to/roidcalc

If I enter 1000, which I'm assuming means 1ml, not 1000mg, three times a week of Testoviron (which is 250mg/ml) levels never get much more than 450mg/day and get lower than 350mg/day ocassionally.

Does this thing make any sense? Or could someone explain it? Theoretically if you're injecting 750mg/week you assume eventually that's your "level" but it never calculates to the amount you inject at any point.

[daem]

Everyone's body will circulate the test differently depending on age, experience, and body fat. Trying to generalize between body types and free floating test levels is a waste of time IMO.

I feel that calc is bogus, as the only way to tell would be to get blood work done every time you inject.

[johnsomebody]

I just realized it's a dumb question on my part -I'm no good at math! Logically 750mg/week is not going to give 750mg/day at any point -no matter how long the half-life.

Actually, I'm finding it handy as a way of establishing how best to frontload.

[Illusion of size]

It works well but the alogarithm is slightly flawed so the calculations are not quite correct. FOr our purposes tho it's close enough.

If you frontload 579 mg's of Test E on day 1 and then inject 75 mg ED after that you get even levels all through your cycle.

Even levels = better gains/less sides.