Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Does anyone know the approximate half-life of parabolan, or the actual # of carbons in the hexahydrobenzylcarbonate ester? I've been told that it's somewhat shorter than enanthate, but closer to enth than acetate. Just wondering if anyone knew for sure? Trying to find out if say, tren ace, tren hexa, and tren enth are actually a good short/medium/long-acting blend, or if hexa and enth are too close like cyp and enth. K for anyone who can give me some good info!
Parabolan half-life/ester length?
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"Parabolan is not like sustanon, it only has one long ester attached to it. The chemical compound is Trenobolone Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate. The Hex ester is very similiar to the enanthate and cypionate esters, in fact there is really no noticeable difference in there activity within the human body. The Hex ester has an active life of about 14 days, which is almost identical to that of the enanthate ester. Your best bet nowadays would be to get your hands on some trenbolone enanthate, which is now being produced by a handfull of quality UG labs.
Para should be injected every 3-4 days to keep blood levels stable, just like enanthate. It won't be completely out of your blood stream until about 14 days, but your blood levels will start decreasing slightly after about 5 days. That's why most people use to run Para every 3 days. Supra and Shanghai both are making tren enan right now, there are a few others, but I'm not familiar with them."
both of these paragraphs were copied from a post on AR.
Para should be injected every 3-4 days to keep blood levels stable, just like enanthate. It won't be completely out of your blood stream until about 14 days, but your blood levels will start decreasing slightly after about 5 days. That's why most people use to run Para every 3 days. Supra and Shanghai both are making tren enan right now, there are a few others, but I'm not familiar with them."
both of these paragraphs were copied from a post on AR.
Thanks bro, but for some reason some people say that the parabolan ester is shorter. I just wonder is it much shorter than enth, say closer to phenyl-prop, or is it very close to enth, like isocaproate? B/c if it's longer, close to enth, it should be easy to make it 2-300mg/ml, yet the highest I've seen it made is 100mg/ml so far. I need to give it a try 
But damn, it's 70% more expensive than tren A or E, for no apparent reason!
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