Confused - What to choose, sustanon 250 or testoviron depot 250??

**Yellow** · 12-20-2012, 02:11 AM

Hi Guys,

If you were me could get pharm grade organon sustanon 250 at the same price as pharm grade testosterone enanthate (testoviron depot 250mg), what would you pick?

My source is very good for years, all his stuffs is legit & real..

**krugerr** · 12-20-2012, 02:36 AM

Testoviron . (Test-E). Since joining this site and learning more about gear, I have decided not to use blends anymore! Especially Sustanon . I feel like its a steroid that doesn't know quite what it is, short/medium/long esters! I'd rather just have Test-E and dose it myself twice a week, rather than EoD.

Just my opinions, there are a lot of people here that still use Sus, I think JimmyInkedUp was saying he still uses it. I'm sure many other vets do to. I suppose it depends what you're looking for!

**Turkish Juicer** · 12-20-2012, 04:32 AM

I prefer single ester AAS, mostly because I know I have more control over the compound in every aspect as opposed to the feeling that the compound has a control mechanism of its own over me.

Another reason that I don't do Sustanon any longer is that you have to wait for almost 3 weeks before PCT beings, which means you'll either have to bridge into PCT with a single ester compound with a short-ester attached to it (either a short-ester injectable such as Test Prop or any oral) or just wait it out which is not a very good idea IMO.

@krugerr: vets know what they are doing, so it doesn't surprise me if some of them still prefer Sustanon in their cycles; however, things get complicated with inexperienced users in terms of cycle adjustments when Sustanon is involved. Most of them simply don't know anything about injection frequency, PCT start time, bridging and etc.

Stay simple, stay smart. Single esters rule, because they are so much more manageable, especially for rookies.

**krugerr** · 12-20-2012, 04:38 AM

Originally Posted by Turkish Juicer

@krugerr: vets know what they are doing, so it doesn't surprise me if some of them still prefer Sustanon in their cycles; however, things get complicated with inexperienced users in terms of cycle adjustments when Sustanon is involved. Most of them simply don't know anything about injection frequency, PCT start time, bridging and etc.

Stay simple, stay smart. Single esters rule, because they are so much more manageable, especially for rookies.

You summed it up nicely. I used Sus for my first two courses, but being an idiot and not researching, I just jabbed once a week. I knew nothing of the ester lengths etc.
As you said, keep it simple!

**MuscleInk** · 12-20-2012, 05:11 AM

I've used several blends. No complaints other than the PIP is a kicker! After having used them (and on a current cycle), I'll be going back to single esters.