B Blaxland Registered Feb 13, 2026 #1 G'day AGW, for TRT are you guys running Test Cyp or Test E? Any real difference between the them?
Dunstone Ambassador Ambassador AGW Logger Veteran Feb 14, 2026 #2 Nothing different you can interchange them, essentially test c has a slightly longer 1/2life. Both are good for a minimum twice-weekly dosing. SUS 250 is a blend on test esters Test D will last 10-14 dosing schedule
Nothing different you can interchange them, essentially test c has a slightly longer 1/2life. Both are good for a minimum twice-weekly dosing. SUS 250 is a blend on test esters Test D will last 10-14 dosing schedule
ozzyboy Registered Feb 17, 2026 #3 Yep, no difference. Basically the same, just slightly different esters with almost identical half lives.
Yep, no difference. Basically the same, just slightly different esters with almost identical half lives.
slider45 Registered Feb 19, 2026 #4 Blaxland said: G'day AGW, for TRT are you guys running Test Cyp or Test E? Any real difference between the them? Click to expand... Like the boys said, its pretty much the same. Cyp's more popular in the US market and Enanthate is more common in Europe and Australia.
Blaxland said: G'day AGW, for TRT are you guys running Test Cyp or Test E? Any real difference between the them? Click to expand... Like the boys said, its pretty much the same. Cyp's more popular in the US market and Enanthate is more common in Europe and Australia.
trespassing_minds Ambassador Ambassador AGW Logger Friday at 11:48 AM #5 Blaxland said: G'day AGW, for TRT are you guys running Test Cyp or Test E? Any real difference between the them? Click to expand... Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat
Blaxland said: G'day AGW, for TRT are you guys running Test Cyp or Test E? Any real difference between the them? Click to expand... Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat
C cruiser Registered Friday at 2:10 PM #6 trespassing_minds said: Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat Click to expand... Love the ****ogy
trespassing_minds said: Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat Click to expand... Love the ****ogy
slider45 Registered Friday at 7:48 PM #7 trespassing_minds said: Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat Click to expand... I'm a Coke Zero guy that uses test e
trespassing_minds said: Its coke zero vs pepsi max Every one has a preference test c or test E But everyone knows pepsi max ( test e ) is the goat Click to expand... I'm a Coke Zero guy that uses test e
trespassing_minds Ambassador Ambassador AGW Logger Saturday at 7:27 PM #8 slider45 said: I'm a Coke Zero guy that uses test e Click to expand... Maybe you haven't tasted pepsi max over ice then. We will change you its ok
slider45 said: I'm a Coke Zero guy that uses test e Click to expand... Maybe you haven't tasted pepsi max over ice then. We will change you its ok
BlueVcan_67 Registered Sunday at 2:59 PM #9 test cyp is less viscous so if your only working with higher gauge syringes its easier and quicker to inject
test cyp is less viscous so if your only working with higher gauge syringes its easier and quicker to inject
trespassing_minds Ambassador Ambassador AGW Logger Sunday at 3:36 PM #10 BlueVcan_67 said: test cyp is less viscous so if your only working with higher gauge syringes its easier and quicker to inject Click to expand... My scripted test C is much thicker than the test E I get from @gearmaniac101 Viscosity is dependent on the oil suspension not the ester
BlueVcan_67 said: test cyp is less viscous so if your only working with higher gauge syringes its easier and quicker to inject Click to expand... My scripted test C is much thicker than the test E I get from @gearmaniac101 Viscosity is dependent on the oil suspension not the ester