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Unfortunately it isn't that simply, and more complex then people would imagine. The Best way to brake this down, Test is test correct? To name some of the most common ones that we see -[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]cypionate, enanthate, acetate, propionate, phenylpropionate, isocaproate, caproate, decanoate, and undecanoate.. Now, reading back at the names here why is it that some Raws cost more than others? It's still the same hormone, just a different ester correct? Yes, but Because the preparation that applies to creating the "ester" or functional group is much more perplexed than one would think. Home brewing/ULG ext pretty much take the "already compounded hormone in ester" heat/mix and filter the raw into the carrier oil of choice (we all know this) and Walla - you have your batch!... I got distracted. So the the process isn't as simple as take raw hormone, add ester ... Boom! New product? Wasnt tren enanth created by ugls?
however to create the ester alone needs to be done at [/FONT]compounding pharmacy that specialize mainly in the preparation/[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]mixing raw ingredients. Now creating the "ester" itself is such a process which typicality is done by heating acids and alcohols (names that our brains couldn't possibly fathom), for short esters its much more easier, longer esters take more time with heating blah blah. This process takes some serious know how! Just about every single UGL on the market is just blending their own batches with raws they're buying elsewhere. No one is creating THEIR OWN raw and ester. As I said before, that's for the compounding pharmacies. Now for the cypioante ester, it's one of the most unstable esters available and not the greatest choice. It's very unstable at higher doses as we all know, so compounding it alone is a task. That being said, if it was available to the UGL market you could count on it being one of the more difficult ones to blend..For the market They found this compound nandrolone cypionate not very profitable so it's life span was short lived..
Now I agree that there is a huge market for us BB's, but keep in mine we are still the 1% of the population.. We are not normal as the rest of society sees it.. So what we WANT,GET and wish for is completely different things.
Now if we all think long and hard here, there really hasn't been any major brakethroughs in AAS in over the past 12-20 years, the only thing that has changed much was the delivery method of compounds, and the ester chains itself.. So pretty much the market is selling itself on what's in demands and whats not..Treatment centers have no use for the compound at question here, so now there's no profit,or market. [/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] [/FONT]