anavar time?

[J.D.]

How long will anavar affect test levels are stopping use?

I need to go for a blood test and they will be checking test levels.

It's not for a contest by the way.

[ROCKETW19]

i think the half life was under 24 hours. but do a search on half lifes someone just posted this info the other day. good luck.

[ROCKETW19]

was board looked it up myself double m posted 9 hours for anavar half life. no one disagreed

[J.D.]

Originally posted by ROCKETW19
was board looked it up myself double m posted 9 hours for anavar half life. no one disagreed

Thanks Rocket, I know the half life, doesn't it still take longer to clear the system and stop affecting blood levels??

[ROCKETW19]

i belive the 9 hour half life is when its peaked out then the next 9 hours its gone. this is just my thinkin i realy dont know but now that you brought it up i wanna know.

[jipped genes]

half life means you will have half of the original dose left in the blood at that specified time. so if you take 40 mg of var, 8-9 hours later you will have about 20 mg still exerting an anabolic effect.

[ROCKETW19]

Originally posted by jipped genes
half life means you will have half of the original dose left in the blood at that specified time. so if you take 40 mg of var, 8-9 hours later you will have about 20 mg still exerting an anabolic effect.

so does this mean after 18 or so hours it will clear?

[Curls4dGirls]

If half lives of steriods act similar to radioactive decay, then after 18 hours you have 10 mg left. After 27 hours, 5mg left, after 36 hours, 2.5 mg, and so on.

here's an excerpt on radioactive decay:

The time required for half of the atoms in any given quantity of a radioactive isotope to decay is the half-life of that isotope. Each particular isotope has its own half-life. For example, the half-life of 238U is 4.5 billion years. That is, in 4.5 billion years, half of the 238U on Earth will have decayed into other elements. In another 4.5 billion years, half of the remaining 238U will have decayed. One fourth of the original material will remain on Earth after 9 billion years. The half-life of 14C is 5730 years, thus it is useful for dating archaeological material. Nuclear half-lives range from tiny fractions of a second to many, many times the age of the universe.

[hitmansb]

I think the real issue here is how long you have been on var for, and how suppressed your test production is right now. IE...when to stop var and start PCT. Am I correct?

[J.D.]

Originally posted by hitmansb
I think the real issue here is how long you have been on var for, and how suppressed your test production is right now. IE...when to stop var and start PCT. Am I correct?

Well, I am on HRT so I need to be tested every 3 months, so my blood test is due 4 days after I stop var. I don't want to affect the blood test. I can postpone the blood test, I need to know how lng before I come back to normal. It will be six weeks for var.