Thread: short vs long esters

hey guys I'm currently wondering and googling to try to determine ester lifecycles from shortest to longest. if anyone can chime in maybe we can come up with an ordeord list.

A quick Google search gave me this.
How detailed of a list are you going for? Obviously this list doesn't include all the esters and I wouldn't put too much faith in the numbers.

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Thanks for this. I get conflicting numbers for enanthate. It seems like at least half the sites out there say enanthate's half-life is 4 to 5 days. One site tells me it peaks at around the same mark, not 4 weeks, and that the emergence of side-effects aside, the 4 week idea is a myth compared to what scientific research suggests when it comes to when enanthate begins to be effective.

Test E starts getting into the blood with in a few hours or taking it. My blood test results show it peaks about 2 days after taking it then starts back down.

so basically the table bodean shared is not completely accurate... though everyone and their mom seems to testify the kick in happens after 2-3 weeks. i for example can tell it's active right now because of 1) lab work and 2) excessive seating but crazy libido hasn't kicked in yet.

Typically brother, long ester materials will show results in as little as 3 weeks.
When “peak” is referred to, it’s typically referring to blood level peaks. Blood level peaks are typically specific to the individual but can and have occurred from as little as 24 hours to 2 days. There’s several studies to support the above but it really does boil down to the end user.

For instance, if I run good test, there are certain effects that I look for in the first few days. heart flutter, increased heart rate, feelings of well being etc etc.

It is without a doubt specific to the individual. I know that’s not the answer you were hoping for, but that’s what I’ve come to understand through experience and some studies I’ve read over the years.

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