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Is a compounds peak level directly related to its half life?
For example if a compound has a half life of 6 hours does that mean it peaks at 3 hours?
Or could it have a half life of 6 hours and peak after 30 minutes?
I'm sure every compound is slightly different but is there a general relation between the half life and the peak level or is it not related?
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It means at 6 hours only half of the original dose remains. Then that remaining dose also has the same half life. And so on...
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I understand the concept of a half life but what about peak blood levels? Does the dose reach its peak effectiveness in coloration to its half life?Originally Posted by austinite
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Well, peak serum levels depend on your dose, length of cycle and injection frequency. But yes, there is correlation.
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