
Originally Posted by
Bouncer272001
An intelligently "engineered" testosterone, Sustanon is designed to provide a fast yet extended release of testosterone. The propionate and phenylpropionate esters in this product are quickly utilized, releasing into circulation within the first four days. The remaining esters are much slower to release, staying active in the body for about two and three weeks (respectively). This is a big improvement from standard testosterones such as cypionate or enanthate, which provide a much shorter duration of activity, and a more variable blood level.
Finding quotes like this on sustenon (still looking). The profiles I've read have all said that the test in sust is in the blood in the first few days, but all have failed to state how long the individual tests last for thereafter. Don't come back with a write up from a propionate profile now, because that is only it on it's own.
Flabbywussy, not so funny, when chemicals are mixed they often have a reaction to each other (or didn't you take notice in your chem class?), this leads to the chemicals behaving differently than when they are on their own (do I really have to state things like this for people like you?), so this means that what I am trying to find out is if such a reaction occurs between the different tests and esters in sustenon. Does the prop turn into "super prop" as flabbywussy so elegantly puts it? I've phoned Organon, but they won't give any info about their products. Bio-chemists r u out there? Where's Paul Borreson when you need him? R.I.P