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  1. 01-26-2011, 11:04 AM #1
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    test-e vs. test-c....

    I am prescibed test-c but I have a stash of test-e for supplementing my prescription later. Is there any significant difference between the two esters?
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    Testosterone cypionate and testosterone enanthate are very similar and largely interchangeable. Both allow for a steady release of testosterone over the course of about a week when you inject them with enathate active half life of 5-6 days and cypionate half life of 6-7 days. Testosterone cypionate is suspended in cottonseed oil while testosterone enanthate is suspended in sesame oil. Some people report that cypionate holds more water and is a bit stronger than enanthate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by X83 View Post
    Testosterone cypionate and testosterone enanthate are very similar and largely interchangeable. Both allow for a steady release of testosterone over the course of about a week when you inject them with enathate active half life of 5-6 days and cypionate half life of 6-7 days. Testosterone cypionate is suspended in cottonseed oil while testosterone enanthate is suspended in sesame oil. Some people report that cypionate holds more water and is a bit stronger than enanthate.
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  4. 01-26-2011, 09:57 PM #4
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    People say that Test C has more of a kick but I have been on both and never noticed much difference. Of course the dose is modified for the mg/ml of the compound. IMO you are GTG with either.
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