Is there there any meaningful difference between Test Enanthate and Test Cypionate?

[Jake14]

My doctor has switch me from Test C to Test E because, per the nurse, "Test C is not available any more." Which is wrong, because CVS still has Test C. Other than the Test E vials being half the size of Test C so my co-pay will be twice as much, should I care about switching to Test E?

I think I can have them change the presciption to 10ML instead of 5ML to get reduce my co-pay.

Thanks

[Vettester]

There's a very slight difference in the positioning of the carbon atoms, which effects the half life, but barely. Cyp will give you a little more half life, but again, not enough to make anything out of it.

I have both, and will take Test E sometimes (blast or whatever reason) because I can get it in 300mg/ml dosages. You're GTG with either one IMO.

[Times Roman]

There's a very slight difference in the positioning of the carbon atoms, which effects the half life, but barely. Cyp will give you a little more half life, but again, not enough to make anything out of it.

I have both, and will take Test E sometimes (blast or whatever reason) because I can get it in 300mg/ml dosages. You're GTG with either one IMO.

Agree.

I also have both, and take interchangeably with no noticeable difference.

[HRTstudent]

Is there there any meaningful difference between Test Enanthate and Test Cypionate?

As far as we humans are concerned from a TRT perspective: No. Very simple!

[600@50]

I've used both and could tell no difference for TRT. It's funny that your pharmacy said they couldn't get cyp anymore. Mine told me cyp wasn't a problem to get but they can't get test e.

[kelkel]

Exactly what all the above said. One carbon-ester apart.

[Shol'va]

Exactly what all the above said. One carbon-ester apart.

I agree with you monitors, and one lasts only slightly longer and we are talking like only a few hours difference. But where the main difference is at, is the pharmacy costs. Take for instance Walgreens charges for a 5ml bottle of Test-E by Watson the same price, actually about a buck and a half more than CVS charges for a10ml bottle of Test-C by Watson. And that is a big difference..IMO

[PetrX]

For me oddly I react different to Test C and Test E.. Test E caused me a little bloat, Test C on the other hand did not.. I stick with Test C