Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought that sust was invented for a steady release so that you had to inject less often? With the majority of the mg being long esters and the short-mid esters releasing steadily for about 6-8 days I doubt it would change your blood levels hardly at all.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought that sust was invented for a steady release so that you had to inject less often? With the majority of the mg being long esters and the short-mid esters releasing steadily for about 6-8 days I doubt it would change your blood levels hardly at all.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought that Sustanon (sust) was invented for a steady release so that you had to inject less often? With the majority of the mg being long esters and the short-mid esters releasing steadily for about 6-8 days I doubt it would change your blood levels hardly at all.
This is exactly correct. People will argue over and over that you aren't making use of the short esters but that's not true and it was designed for less frequent injects. Any ester shot daily is more stable but I have used sustanon in every way possible and I prefer once a week at 1g. It's a lot for one inject but you get a lot of each ester and I had the least amount of sides. If you inject frequently you will still have fluctuating levels because different esters will start to overlap and be releasing at the same times. Don't get me wrong, multiple injects works just fine but so does once a week. I used E and C for years once a week also and gained just as much as 2-3 times a week. Only difference may have been in estro conversion but not enough to really notice. I now use 2-3 times a week out of bordem but it works either way.
I was just thinking that the other day but i Haven't ran it yet so I can't speak about it but I'm running ace next cycle so I'm sure Ill be changing it.
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