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    beanpo1e is offline Junior Member
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    Switching from long to short esters

    Is there any benefit to switching between long and shor esters for a testosterone only cycle in order to end the cycle with fast clearing esters in order to start a PCT and recover endogenous test production sooner?

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    No just more hormones in your system.. or you can try test suspension which will kick you harder and probably hinder you more.

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    2jz may be correct but I'm going to disagree.
    1) The basis of your question is that shorter esters have less clearance times and which means you're you asking for a sooner PCT start time? If so, theoretically, one would start their PCT sooner. Operator error, Us or the maker of our substances is a bigger factor than chemistry of our AAS. If we can start PCT sooner, we reduce carryover effects of batch production being off and the effects of our own anxieties propelling us to do something ill advised.
    2) A proper switch from long to short would be based on half-lifes. There's a thread here or another thread with a steroid clculator. I can't remember, the research is up to you.

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    ...Ooops
    Benefit would be reducing small complications of variability in batch production and increasing our ability to do it right by increased confidence or reducing the possibility that we do something imprudent.

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