Transitioning from Tren A to Tren E?

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Currently starting week 8 of a Sustanon and NPP cycle. I'm 45, 4th cycle and ready to try Tren. I have 3 bottles of Tren E and 2 bottles of Tren A. I take 1 ml of Sustanon 250and 1.5 ml NPP 100 on Mon, Wed, and Sat. Looking to drop the NPP and start Tren. I see where it's best to try Tren A first time, but can I just switch to Tren E without my levels getting messed up due to half-life?
 
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How long are you planning to stay on this cycle for? It's not recommended to just add stuff as you go. Considering you've been on for 8 weeks already, you could I guess run tren a for 6-8 weeks. Transitioning to tren e wouldn't be wise after being on for 16 weeks or in general. They both are tren but two different animals...
 
My plan is to stay on cycle for 16 weeks. I want to start Tren A in next few days. My issue is I will run out of it and have to start taking the Tren E. From what I've gathered is Tren is Tren, just the different half-life of the two. How would I need to transition from Tren A to Tren E during the last 8 weeks of cycle?
 
You don't have enuff time to run tren e. It's a long ester. Tren is not tren. Tren e can have different sides then tren a. Or tren e can have the same sides as tren a but now you will have to ride them out for 2-4 weeks as opposed to maybe a week for tren a. Just save the tren for another run.
 
So why would anybody run Tren E? What's the advantage? More bang for your dollar is why i bought those two bottles of E. I have the 3 bottles of A, I will just order more. Domestic came pretty quick to the house. Another question, those that make their own from the pellets, what did they make, A or E?
 
Pellets was converted to tren a.

Some can handle tren e. Most use tren a because they find it works better overall.
 
Some can handle tren e. Most use tren a because they find it works better overall.

Agreed. I cant say esters really matter at all in terms of differences between them as far as results produced EXCEPT for Tren. Tren A does a much better job at what Tren is supposed to do when compared to Tren E from my experience. Also, like stated already, if it rears its ugly head then you do not want to be on the Enanthate ester.

It is more cost effective per mg but in the end you can run the same amount weekly of the Acetate ester for a way shorter period of time and have, most likely, better results (dependent on nutrition and training regimin of course). So, is it really more cost effective? Maybe, maybe not. I dont think so. I would feel money better spent on the Acetate version.
 
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