Should i up the sust dose with primo?
 

I'm currently running
600mg primo e/week
525mg sust/week
I have enough on hand to bump it up to
1050mg sust/week
I'm seeing slow steady gains and i feel good just curious if it would help with mass?
Any input is appreciated

I wish I could find it, but I read somewhere that the average person can only utilize approximately 125mg of test during an injection or something like that. That means if your injecting something like test e, twice a week at 250mg injections, your body is going to dispose of a majority of that gear. That is why I asked about microdosing in an earlier thread. Which is spreading out that 500mg a week over daily injections for 7 days (70mg/day). So idk, just food for thought. Personally, a gram of test a week is overkill in my opinion. You can always add Proviron to your stack, 25mg in the day and 25mg at night. It is believed to increase the bioavailability of your compounds. Goodluck with the progress bro. :D

Personally I would increase the dosage of the Primo rather than the Test

I thought about this too. My only thought was that since I've only run a gram of test once before and it's sust so some of the esters are gone so quick maybe more test would help with diet and training in check.
Second is the ED injections to run more primo. I could run 750mg without adding any pinning though....
What would you do????

I've been on 50mg of proviron a day since before the cycle and will continue until after pct at least. Good info though. I def don't want to waste the test either. If you run into that article let me know.
Thanks

Will do. I’ll try to locate it maybe this weekend. :D

I pin all my oils M-W-F. I feel better doing it this way and this may explain why. Whatever I can fit in a 1ml Slin pin is all I do, 3x per week. That's my new rule of thumb.. lol right now it's 80mg of T-400 and 60mg of Bold Cyp, 3x per week. 240 test, 180 Bold. Less sides, better absorbability, stable hormone levels, less pip, more gains!

Not the article I found on microdosing, but this study reinforces the whole “less, but more often” idea.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4266340/