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12-19-2006, 10:23 PM #1
will prop help kick start next time?
im on my 8th week of sust @ 1125mg/week and eq@ 600/week
letro at 1.25 ed and finasteride at 1.5 ed
im getting amazing results, no sides so far, not even acne ( wait til pct though)
i didnt have it kick in until week 6ish. which is about how long it took for enenthate to kick in last year. would adding prop for the first 4 weeks next time help the kick in time? i thought the sust would have kicked in faster because of the prop in it.
also, i did only bump up the dose in the last 3 weeks, it was at 750 /week
stats: injecting eod, cycle history: test enth, winny, var
22yrs old, 5'10, 210lbs, bf% 12, training 7 yrs
i was thinking 75mg ed of prop next time
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12-19-2006, 10:25 PM #2
Yes, the prop will definetly help for a kickstart
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12-19-2006, 10:37 PM #3Originally Posted by castertroy
if it was a standard 100/60/60/30 you shouls have been getting approximately:
450mg Test Deca
270mg Test Iso
270mg Test phenyl
135mg Test Prop
Per week. . .
I would have expected a good kick in about 2 -3 weeks with the Phenyl and Iso.. . .the Deco would take forever . . . the the short/Med esters should have been giving you a good start early.
Deco being the largest portion and slowest ester could be the root of this kick. . . .can someone elaborate?Last edited by kynetguy; 12-19-2006 at 10:44 PM.
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12-19-2006, 10:39 PM #4
Prop would definitely help!
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12-19-2006, 10:51 PM #5
i only felt full effect in week 6. started to feel it in week 5.
i just want to feel it kick in faster, so prop it is.
anyone recommend a sust: prop dose ratio? wanna stay near 1000/week
maybe, 70 prop ed and 70 sust ed. that makes 980/week
i am also thinking that maybe the huge boost in the last 2 weeks is the eq kicking in. i never felt this good, so it can be the new compound i never ran.
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