Steroid Source Talk
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why test E?
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Nandrolorian
Active member
Idk where you're reading but from what I see and imho test c is where it's at. Never ever had a problem with it.
Test E is actually garbage imo.
The melting point of test E raw powder is much lower than that of test C. It’s low enough to the point where transit of the raw powder through a warm climate can cause the powder to melt into a liquid and later re-solidify. This will cause INSANE PIP when the re-solidified test E is used for an injection.
The melting point of test E raw powder is much lower than that of test C. It’s low enough to the point where transit of the raw powder through a warm climate can cause the powder to melt into a liquid and later re-solidify. This will cause INSANE PIP when the re-solidified test E is used for an injection.
TinyLimpDick
New member
Its because its E for everyone
Ehh I’ve never really noticed all that much difference. I switched to Test E about 3 years ago after having Gyno surgery because I read somewhere that using Test C can cause gyno easier than Test E. Really it’s just a dosage and AI issue but I’m not paying for surgery again so if I see something linked to Gyno I go the other way!!
ahh makes sense. my test E 300 gave me huge lumps. hurt to walk. and after 3 weeks finally went away and a bit itchy and red. may of just been a bad source...
T&H
Well-known member
A number of posts by members on other forums say the same thing. There's something with E raws that cause too much pip in some, but not every user. For anyone considering Test for the first time, I'd stick with C.
01dragonslayer
New member
Typically side effects like PIP, lumps, redness, swelling could be caused by several factors that could include purity of the raw materials, ratios of solvents and/or the brewing process.
I personally like enanthate over cypionate just because I've always responded better to the enathate ester.
I personally like enanthate over cypionate just because I've always responded better to the enathate ester.