Posted by Animal on February 28, 1997 at 23:58:01:
In Reply to: Re: Epitestosterone? posted by Curious on February 28, 1997 at 23:01:55:
: : : Does anyone know the detection times of various AS metabolites? for the
: : : purpose of drug testing? Orals are the shortest, then water-based
: : : injectables, then oil-based injectables, correct? but for how long
: : : exactly? What are they for specific AS? Does clomid, proviron, nolvadex
: : : affect testing?
: : Actully, for testosterones, they can't be detected at all. What is detected is a testosterone to epitestosterone ratio that is "enhanced." I've heard that if you take epitestosterone, your ratio will look normal, even though you have an extremely elevated level of testosterone. Also, nandrolones can be detected for a very long time, for over a year in some cases. Deca is a nandrolone. I do believe your assumptions are correct (about orals, water based etc.) as far as the drugs length of activity in the body, however, I'm sure the metabolites for each different chemical are going to differ greatly in how long they can be detected. We need Dr. L for this one. ANARCHY!!
: What is epitestosterone, and where can you get it? Is it an AS or is it legal supplement? Is it hard to get a hold of?
Nobody needs epitestosterone if they are on any kind of test. Just tell them that you were on androstenedione. It's legal in sports affiliation. Now everybody can beat an epi test. Anarchy in the USA!