What is Test Isocaproate?

It is one of the esters used in sust250'>sustanon. I believe it is a long acting ester similar to enanthate; maybe even a little longer.

Thnx. . appreciated!i! -=KraKr=-

Isocarpoate: Chemical Structure C6H12O2. Also referred to as Isocaproic Acid; isohexanoate; 4-methylvaleric acid. Isocaproate begins to near enanthate in terms of release. The duration is still shorter, with a notable hormone level being sustained for approximately one week. This ester is used with Testosterone in the blended products Sustanon and Omnadren. http://timinvermont.com/ester.htm

Originally posted by KI24CK3I2 So . .umn can can it be bought as strait Isocap? Or is it only utilized in a "blended" state? -=KraKr=- No bro. It only exist in Omnadren (polish sustanon). There is no point of producing Test IsoCrap...LOL...good one ha ? It's almost identical to enthenate so in terms of muscle/water or aromatization you wouldn't notice any difference anyway...so what would be the point of doing that ? I can only assume that enth and cyp are supperior release esters due to it's popularity. Omnadren uses Iso because otherwise they would have to be licenced by Organon (producer of Sustanon) and of course who wants to pay royality fees if almost exact release ester exist and waits to be used. Polish Omnadren has exact release schedules of Test as Sustanon, they just use different esters to achieve that. http://timinvermont.com/ester.htm BESIDES...READ THE WHOLE ESTER PROFILE. THAT'S WHY THEY WROTE IT. THEY MAKE GOOD POINT. Hope that helps 😉