Test E Or Test C

[MattMatt93]

Does it really make a difference? Test C is known to have a bit longer of a half life than Test it but to my understanding its personal preference on which on you want to use and pretty much interchangeable. How many of you guys would be able to tell the difference with 2 unmarked vials with the same oil, one being test E and the other Test C?

 

[HeathGT]

Only difference I’ve noticed is with bloodwork I seem to respond a little better to test E. My bloodwork was 3000 on 500mg test E , 2600 on 500mg test c. However, who is to say both were the exact same concentration in the vials? Both were from the same source so could have been but who knows.

 

[sullinatah]

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Only difference I’ve noticed is with bloodwork I seem to respond a little better to test E. My bloodwork was 3000 on 500mg test E , 2600 on 500mg test c. However, who is to say both were the exact same concentration in the vials? Both were from the same source so could have been but who knows.

That’s how I am but the opposite. I’ve noticed I respond much better to C. But again who knows, maybe the E was underdosed. The C I get is pharm so I know that’s dosed accurately. It seems like sources carry E more often

 

[Bearslovecheese]

E vs C from sources is more to do with how easy it is to brew E, especially higher concentrations. Southern Comp flat out gave up trying to get Cyp to hold at 400mg/mL. Otherwise from an end user standpoint they are virtually interchangeable with an 8 (E) vs 10.5ish (C) half life.

 

[Torondoraptors1]

cyp.

i have given up on UGL test E always gives me PIP.

I don’t actually know why.