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    Difference between Enanthate and Cyp

    Is it possible that CYP is faster acting than enanthate ? I have read that these two compounds are basically identical, what do you think? Is one more effective than the other?

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    Cyp is actually a slower acting ester then enan, but not by much. So little you will hardly know the difference. The only difference is the ester cyp has an extra molecule on it or something, I aint no scientist though.

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    The difference is Cypionate has one extra carbon atom attached
    to the testosterone , so 8 instead of 7 carbon atoms making the
    half-life slightly longer... Both work about the same, but everyone
    has a favorite out of the two for their own reasons...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buff87
    The difference is Cypionate has one extra carbon atom attached
    to the testosterone , so 8 instead of 7 carbon atoms making the
    half-life slightly longer... Both work about the same, but everyone
    has a favorite out of the two for their own reasons...
    there you are bro... i'll choose to sound less chemically schooled and simply say i think cyp causes more water retention

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    i just go with whatever is cheaper from my source, so far it has always been test e

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