Here's what I'm getting at. Once the body's esterace removes the ester you are left with test. Longer acting esters are simply longer chains that take the body longer to remove. That's why longer acting esters have a lower actual test doseage, because the ester takes up more weight.
Once the body removes the ester, you have test - period.
Yes, I know there can be minor differences and I'm not sure what causes them. But this is why I said no SIGNIFICANT differences.
Minor differences, yes. Significant differences, I have yet to see a chemical explanation for significant differences between test esters. My personal experience has been pretty much the same.
And remember - I did my first cycle back in 1985, so it ain't my first rodeo.
The only test I can truly say I felt different on was Sten. I was never sure why but I figured it was either the very thin oil used, or the DHEA added to it. I think it was the DHEA.
So if I were to really say which test is best, I'd have to vote for Sten - but no one ever has that in a poll. The only downside to the Sten was it is a fairly low dose per mg test, so you had to inject more.
On a side note, if you don't believe in DHEA, you've probably never used it. It actually works halfway decent as part of a H RT.
Has anyone else here used Sten?