Test prop vs Test E

[dcdogz]

Generally when I dip into a new vial of test, since I dont take too much, ill get bloodwork. noticed my T levels a tad low from where id like to be with the same dosage.

could I use test prop to bridge the gap and raise the test e dose? or is this just needlessly complicated and just raise my test e dose a little to get where id like to be?

 

[Vision]

Generally when I dip into a new vial of test, since I dont take too much, ill get bloodwork. noticed my T levels a tad low from where id like to be with the same dosage.

could I use test prop to bridge the gap and raise the test e dose? or is this just needlessly complicated and just raise my test e dose a little to get where id like to be?

Your question is a bit vague. What's the end result that you're trying to accomplish? Is there some sort of deadline for something? If times of the essence, you could do that but it really won't shave off much time in the grand scheme. You can stick the course with your long ester and just let the process be the process with building up.
Sprinting to the front of the line is going to accomplish what? If you're prepping for something, and having your levels optimal are important then I could see the overthinking.

 

[dcdogz]

Your question is a bit vague. What's the end result that you're trying to accomplish? Is there some sort of deadline for something? If times of the essence, you could do that but it really won't shave off much time in the grand scheme. You can stick the course with your long ester and just let the process be the process with building up.
Sprinting to the front of the line is going to accomplish what? If you're prepping for something, and having your levels optimal are important then I could see the overthinking.

yea thats what i thought just gonna raise my test e dose a little. i feel fine just noticed the number off, but it could be anything i guess. not really stressing over it just kinda curious.

 

[Vision]

yea thats what i thought just gonna raise my test e dose a little. i feel fine just noticed the number off, but it could be anything i guess. not really stressing over it just kinda curious.

People, including myself have found theirselves in positions where we're chasing numbers. It's a waste of time. Numbers on your lab reports just give you a crude indication of where you potentially could be at and where you're heading. Those numbers can change at any given time if the labs were pulled several hours prior or several hours after.
Long as you feel good, and your numbers aren't terribly off, just make your adjustments. If your numbers were unreasonably off and you didn't feel at your best, then that's a different story.
You feel good, but your numbers aren't ideal, just make your adjustments.

 

[Nobodyishere]

I pr’d my DL from 655 to 675 when on 100mg/trt and my levels said I was at 600….

 

[Nobodyishere]

The point is….its not all about the bloodwork numbers like vision said.

 

[chadmack]

Your #s will change a little Everytime u test

 

[rdm]

I would just up the Test E personally.