How can ACETATE have a longer detection time than parabolan?

**Power Viking** · 05-30-2006, 07:34 AM

Tren HEXAHYDROBENZYLCARBONATE is slower acting than tren ACETATE. Still tren hexa....(aka parabolan ) can only be detected for 4-5 weeks, while the faster acting acetate can be detected for 4-5 months!
How in hell is this possible???

I`m planning on doing some of this parabolan stuff. I`ve only done a handfull of cycles using 250 mg of sust a week (yeah, I`m a real feminine bitch when it comes to my doses *lol*).
My Q is: what dose should I use? 75 mg a week? That`s a super-sissy dose, but still kinda effective for building strength, right? My strength has shot through the mother****ing roof at only 250 mg sust a week, so I really don`t want to increase my doses and dull my receptors before I stop seeing gains at these girly doses.

**joshr** · 05-30-2006, 07:46 AM

with parabolan you should do between 300-600mg week that should be a good dose anyone

**Power Viking** · 05-30-2006, 09:28 AM

Seeing how I`m aiming for about the same effect as I got with 250 mg test a week and parabolan is a lot stronger than test, taking more para than I would test is quite absurd.

I guess the Q should be what`s the para to test ratio? I heard its 5:1, but will really 100 mg parabolan give the same results as 500 mg test?