Should test multiplier be consistent?

[SmoothTalker]

Exactly what the title says. Was just thinking about this while looking at some of the bloods post. So if your levels are 3000 ng/dl on 300 MG of Test E a week and you take your bloods the same amount of time after the last pin on 150 MG of Test E a week, should your testosterone be 1500 ng/dl? This is all of course assuming your blood is fully saturated.

 

[flashpass123]

It’s not ALWAYS consistent as many factors can play a role. Over/underdosed gear, large amount of weight gain/ weight loss, etc. With all variables constant my numbers stay consistent though.

 

[Dumbass-TheGreat]

There is also the rate of diminishing returns.

My test multiplier is around 8.3 at 150mg a week. I do not expect to have a test multiplier that high at 500mg a week because that would put me at 4150 ng/dl.

 

[FixerUpper]

Nah, unfortunately it doesn’t really work like that.

Anyone who has been at this for awhile will attest to the fact that there isn’t a linear response when it comes to dose vs. serum levels. It’s also unlikely that you’ll even get the same exact serum results on serial blood tests when using the same dose.

 

[Curli]

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Nah, unfortunately it doesn’t really work like that.

Anyone who has been at this for awhile will attest to the fact that there isn’t a linear response when it comes to dose vs. serum levels. It’s also unlikely that you’ll even get the same exact serum results on serial blood tests when using the same dose.

Pretty much this. For example on 100mg I get around a 9-10x multiplier but on 500mg it’s only around 5-6x. Your SHBG also plays a big role on what your levels will be depending on how frequent you’re injecting