a number that you should keep in mind is the
androgenic/anabolic 'ratio' . Test has a ratio of 1/1 , Tren has a ratio of 1/1 , Deca has a ratio of 1/5 . Superdrol has a ratio of 1/40 .
comparing an anabolic rating from one steroid to another without looking at these ratios as well doesn't really paint the whole picture.
apart from these ratios,
there is also 'binding affinity' , ie, how strong a steroid can bind to the receptor. Test has a binding affinity factor of 1 , Tren and Deca have binding factors of close to 1.5 , EQ has a binding factor of 0.8.
BUT, just cause something has a low binding affinity does not mean its weak.. Anadrol is a very strong steroid, yet it has a very weak binding affinity (can't remember the number off the top of my head). thats why you have to run twice as much Anadrol as you do Dbol usually
Why is this.. because apart from binding affinity factors
there is also binding 'time' . ie, how long a steroid stays bound to the receptor. the shorter time it stays bound, the more efficient it is at moving on to more and more cells creating anabolic responses. the longer it stays bound, the less efficient it is at moving on and doing more 'work'.
Tren for example has a strong binding affinity, yet has a very 'long' binding time. meaning its sticks to a receptor and gets stuck there and becomes useless until it moves on .
lots of things to consider besides just 'anabolic rating' ,, I could go on
