Basic half life list

[Go Away]

@Go Away @ColemanLifts Thought this would be good for yall to see.

Great timing on this one. Good look

 

[ceo]

What brand test do you have with inserts

Any brand you get from a pharmacy, not a source. So, Pfizer, Watson, etc.

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[Mantus$1970]

Any brand you get from a pharmacy, not a source. So, Pfizer, Watson, etc.

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I don’t like the fact a lot of them are overseas. Being bottled there .we have in our pharmacies Indian products Canadian products South American products. It’s not just American pharmaceuticals anymore. That’s why I like brewing my own stuff. I’ve been doing it for over 20 years and I think it’s safer because I know what’s in it and I know it’s filtered the right way

when you guys get TRT look at the bottles where they come from I wouldn’t be surprised if they were from Canada South America etc

so my friend gets this TRT shot he feels sick so he calls me and I said are you allergic to peanuts and he said yes I said well let me know where that came from and he said Canada I said well they didn’t refine the peanut oil

 

[tommyguns2]

What does the term terminal Half-Life mean? Is that the time that the drug is completely out of your system? Because of half of it's gone after a certain amount of time and then that same amount of time another half is gone another half gone is there a list of showing terminal half life if that's the proper term??

This is my understanding, and I'll use numbers to try to make it more clear. If a drug has a half life of 2 days; and you take 100mg of the drug on Day 1, this is what happens.

At Day 3, your body has metabolized half (i.e., 50mg) of the drug, and 50mg remains in your system. At Day 5, your body metabolizes half of the remaining 50mg (which is 25mg), and 25mg still remains in your system. At Day 7, you've metabolized have of the remaining 25mg (which is12.5mg), and 12.5mg still remains in your system... and so on.

 

[Tuffoldman]

This is my understanding, and I'll use numbers to try to make it more clear. If a drug has a half life of 2 days; and you take 100mg of the drug on Day 1, this is what happens.

At Day 3, your body has metabolized half (i.e., 50mg) of the drug, and 50mg remains in your system. At Day 5, your body metabolizes half of the remaining 50mg (which is 25mg), and 25mg still remains in your system. At Day 7, you've metabolized have of the remaining 25mg (which is12.5mg), and 12.5mg still remains in your system... and so on.

That is what I understood of an also. Thank you very much for clarifying. To put that in perspective of anabolics when they talk about, let's say test cypionate, I always thought that was 16 to 18 days but that part doesn't really matter on the chart above it says 12 days is the half-life so technically if I take 100 mg of test cypionate today it's going to be half that amount and then that more number of days another half and that many days another half if I'm understanding it correctly so technically if you take a testosterone shot it's in your system a lot longer than just the noted 12 days??


So something that is a 15-day Half-Life such as deca technically if someone was to be tested after some type of supporting event or whatever they could show up in their blood months down the road even though the amount would be negligible.

This is just for my own knowledge I've always wondered about half life and how long drugs actually show up in your system

 

[searay]

That is what I understood of an also. Thank you very much for clarifying. To put that in perspective of anabolics when they talk about, let's say test cypionate, I always thought that was 16 to 18 days but that part doesn't really matter on the chart above it says 12 days is the half-life so technically if I take 100 mg of test cypionate today it's going to be half that amount and then that more number of days another half and that many days another half if I'm understanding it correctly so technically if you take a testosterone shot it's in your system a lot longer than just the noted 12 days??


So something that is a 15-day Half-Life such as deca technically if someone was to be tested after some type of supporting event or whatever they could show up in their blood months down the road even though the amount would be negligible.

This is just for my own knowledge I've always wondered about half life and how long drugs actually show up in your system

Thing with deca is the metabolites show up alot longer than when the drug clears your system. This is what makes it such a poor choice for drug tested events. I would hear about an athlete losing a win due to deca showing up on a drug test and I'd think what an idiot.