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    4everlarge is offline New Member
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    Eq vs. Test Enanth

    Alright, i was asked the other day what is the difference between the two, and i went to answer but really didnt know...Can someone pin point the differences of the two for me...i was just wanna be able to explain the differences...like as to why u would stack them and not just take one...ne way im ramblin....thanx alot.

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    huh

    ok your asking what the difference between test e and equipoise are?
    really? well to simply put it..one is a testosterone and one is not.
    did i just get punk'd? i feel like i did!

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    wow, i didn't even think you could compare the two

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    bump!

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    Exactly, one is a test and one is not. EQ should be stacked with Test, you can say that EQ and Deca , and gear such as those are compliments to test stacks.

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    Well to get more technical, as I understand it test is androgenic and EQ is anabolic -EQ is made from test but with some of the "androgenic" properties removed, as is the case with most AS.

    There's a ton of info about all this out there and you shouldn't have any problem getting it totally clear if you do the research.

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