Why Would Test-E Make You Retain More Water Than Sustanon or Other Blended Esthers?

[TurboNSX]

I've made some good gains on sustanon but I've been reading that a single esther may be better since your levels would be more stable (unless you shot sustanon EOD or ED). The popular alternative seems to be test-e but I've read in many cases people complaining of high water retention or moon face.

Why would the test-e have this more than the Sustanon since they're both tests? I understand you'll also retain some water with Sustanon but I've read it to be more prevalent with test-e.

I'm getting ready to order my 3rd cycle and was thinking about switching but then the old saying of "if it ain't broke, don't try to fix it. " came to mind....

[TexSavant]

Use an aromatase inhibitor like nolvadex/tamoxiplex or the like and you shouldnt hjave much water retention on either, since its the added estrogen from testosterone's aromatization to estrogens that cause this.

P.S. I am considering sustanon 250 and also sustaplex 325. How do you like the "sauce" and how does it compare to say, deca?

[AandF6969]

The longer esters typically make you retain more water... and Sustanon only has a little bit of Test E (I think 1/2 or 1/4 of it).

[jbravobg]

Use an aromatase inhibitor like nolvadex/tamoxiplex

They are SERMS, Arimidex, Aromasin, Letrozole etc. are AI

[TurboNSX]

P.S. I am considering sustanon 250 and also sustaplex 325. How do you like the "sauce" and how does it compare to say, deca?

To be honest with you, the only things I've tried thus far are Sustanon 250 and dbol. That's why I'm just now going beyond my realm to see what else is out there.

From my research so far though, I'm reading that Deca works best when stacked WITH a test such as Test-E. That may be the route I'm taking next time around.