Test Decanoate?

[Crex]

Hello all.

A person I was considering purchasing from offers test deca for about half the price of cyp/enan. But since everyone prefers prop or cyp/enan, there isn't much feedback on decanoate.

Is there something inherently "wrong" with it, or is there another reason virtually noone uses it?

Thanks.

[spidey]

It is a longer chain ester with a longer half life than cyp or enan. That is probably why. Also, if you may be tested, decanoates can stay in your system at detectable levels for a year to 18 months. Decanoate half lives are about 15 days if memory serves.

[jsb6812]

Originally posted by spidey
It is a longer chain ester with a longer half life than cyp or enan. That is probably why. Also, if you may be tested, decanoates can stay in your system at detectable levels for a year to 18 months. Decanoate half lives are about 15 days if memory serves.

:agree:

[string_bean00]

If it's being offered at half the price of enanthate as you say, I would go for it.

[Skyefire]

Originally posted by spidey
It is a longer chain ester with a longer half life than cyp or enan. That is probably why. Also, if you may be tested, decanoates can stay in your system at detectable levels for a year to 18 months. Decanoate half lives are about 15 days if memory serves.

I think that applies to nand deca not test deca. even nadd PP has a year long detection time. Its a major component of sust so the detection time is no longer then that at any rate.

The only differnce between test deca and test e or cyp is the half life (and a slightly longer detection time, but nothing like the nand deca) people use test deca all the time in sust so it work just fine. just run your cycle longer to allow the test to build up to leval.

Neo test is the comercial version of this I believe if you want to find a profile for it.