Compounds

The default long-ester comparison. About 72% parent hormone. Twice-weekly dosing is a common way to flatten peaks and troughs versus a single weekly pin.

Very close to enanthate. Slightly longer half-life and a bit less parent hormone per milligram (~69%). The two esters overlay closely at the same schedule.

Short ester. About 80% parent hormone by weight. Levels rise and fall quickly, so daily or EOD dosing is the usual comparison against longer esters.

Long ester. About 63% parent hormone. Slow rise, heavy accumulation, and a long washout — useful for seeing how a long half-life changes the curve.

Four testosterone esters in one vial (30 mg propionate, 60 mg phenylpropionate, 60 mg isocaproate, 100 mg decanoate). The plotter expands one dose into those four curves.

Daily transdermal TRT (AndroGel / Testogel). Modeled as daily input with a ~1 day half-life — a sketch of topical replacement, not a serum assay.

Long nandrolone ester. About 64% parent hormone. Weekly dosing still accumulates for several weeks and washes out slowly after the last pin.

Short nandrolone ester. Pair it with nandrolone decanoate at the same weekly milligrams to see how ester length changes peaks and troughs.

Equipoise. Very long ester — slow to peak, slow to clear. Same weekly milligrams look very different from Test E.

Masteron enanthate. Longer ester of the same parent as Mast P.

Masteron propionate. Short DHT-derivative ester; commonly plotted daily with Test P / Tren A.

Short trenbolone ester. Fast peaks and troughs; usually plotted daily or EOD against trenbolone enanthate.

Long trenbolone ester. Same parent as acetate with slower accumulation and washout.

1-testosterone cypionate. No dedicated human PK series; this uses the testosterone cypionate ester model as an estimate.

Primobolan Depot. Enanthate ester of methenolone; often plotted next to testosterone at a similar schedule.

Injectable stanozolol. Longer than the oral, still short versus a true ester depot.

Injectable methasterone suspension. Estimate. Pair with the oral to see route difference.

Anavar. Short oral half-life, so daily doses barely stack the way a long ester does. Often added for the last weeks of a test protocol.

Dianabol. Very short oral half-life (~5 hours). The chart is mostly a daily pulse, not a rising depot.

Anadrol. Oral, ~14 hour half-life. Daily dosing; little multi-week accumulation compared with injectables.

17aa DHT-derivative oral. Short half-life; daily pulse. Marked estimate.

Proviron. Oral DHT derivative with a short half-life. Plotted as a daily pulse.

Short oral. Daily pulse, little multi-week stack. Same idea as other 17aa orals.

Turinabol. Oral, roughly 16 hour half-life.

Oral Winstrol. Short half-life; pair with the suspension if you want the injectable comparison.

Weekly GLP-1. Elimination half-life is about 7 days on the Ozempic/Wegovy labels, so weekly doses overlap and climb for roughly 4–5 weeks.

Weekly dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist. Half-life is about 5 days on the Mounjaro/Zepbound labels, so the weekly curve is a bit peakier than semaglutide and clears faster.

Investigational triple agonist. Published half-life is about 6 days; weekly overlap similar to tirzepatide.

Saxenda / Victoza. ~13 hour half-life, so it is daily — a useful contrast to weekly semaglutide.

Trulicity. Weekly GLP-1 with a ~5 day half-life, similar ballpark to tirzepatide.

Rybelsus. Same ~7 day half-life as injectable semaglutide but taken daily. The plot is remaining milligrams of the tablet dose, not equivalent exposure to a 2.4 mg injection.

GLP-1/glucagon dual agonist. Published half-life range is wide (about 7–45 days); this catalog uses an ~18 day geometric-mean estimate and marks it as such.

Human growth hormone. Plasma half-life is hours, so the chart is a daily pulse — it does not build a long-ester depot.

HCG. Plotted in IU, not milligrams. Do not add this line onto a milligram total.

GHRH analog with a very short plasma half-life. Daily pulses, almost no multi-day stack.

GHRH analog. This entry is the no-DAC / Mod GRF style (hours), not the long DAC version. EOD is the default plot.

MK-677. Oral ghrelin agonist with about a 24 hour half-life, so daily doses overlap modestly.