Injection times, with AAS that are disolved in oils are irrelevant - IMO. Best time on those
substances is right after you shower. You're cleanest at that time & the heat & steam may decrease the liklihood of suffering any injection pain.
As for the deca ****, if you suffered no problems last time around, what were your proportions of test to deca? I think the 2:1 ratio is a good idea. I've read that quantities of Deca (nandraolone) as little as 100mg/week (which is next to nothing) will destroy libido when run alone.
If your prior usage was 2:1 test to deca, this is why you suffered no problems. If your ratio was different than that, then you must be one of the people that are not suseptible (that can't be spelled right) - although I didn't know that there was such a thing.
And, of course, Rocco is right about the sust test issue. The confusion must lie in the rate of absorption, not in total absorption itself. Sust is testosterone that is disolved in 4 different esters, with 4 different absorption rates. With UG labs making all kinds of fancy custom blends, there are all sorts of combinations. Originally, Sustanon 250 was composed of:
30mg Test Propionate
60mg Test Phenyl Propionate
60mg Test Isocaproate
100mg Test Decanoate
Totaling 250mg/ml
The theory is, that the Propianate ester provides a quick acting, short lasting elevation in blood serum testosterone levels, evident on the day of injection, peaking the day after, and completely dissipating by day 5.
The next two esters, take a day to have any affect, peak on day 5 (coincidentally, the same day that the prop has left the system) and completely dissipate by day 16. I'm not sure why there are 2 different esters for this, as I can see no difference between the two, other than their names.
The last ester, decanoate also appears to enter the blood stream on day 2, but (since it is a much slower absorbed ester) does not peak until day 9 and doesn't leave the system until day 24 (over 3 weeks after initial injection).
The distillation is, if you truly have 100mg of testosterone (or 200 or 500 or whatever) it should all be absorbed and available. The ester, however, determines the amount of time it takes that amount of testosterone to be released into the bloodstream.
Wait a minute. What was the question?
