
Originally Posted by
rmbX66t1
I'm not sure you're understanding my question or if I just worded it poorly. I understand that the dosage and ester will cause a variance. However, I assume it is proportionate. If the half-life causes (hypothetically speaking) a 50% release, on every X number of days, then it would be proportionate - meaning the dose is not of substance.
i.e.: Test E half life is 14 days, so every 14 days 50% of the existing compound is released;
Test E, 250mg/mL, 70% of weight is in compound, 1mL injection:
• Day 14: 87.500mg released,
• Day 28: 43.750mg released,
• Day 42: 21.875mg released, etc.
Now, I understand, this is not how it functions; however, what I am trying to establish is the pattern in which it does function. So that I can calculate how much active compound is in my body.
Am I making sense? Lol.