havoc half life

[dazza n17]

hi guys and gals can anyone tell me the half life of havoc. read all about the product but cant find its half life.


cheers in advance

[waynaferd]

Take the doses within 6-8 hours of each other.....is that what you need?

[dazza n17]

cheers for that buddy, but what i was looking for is the time it stays within the body after you last dose with it.

[waynaferd]

That's a tougher one.....

I've read from a couple days to a week......people that still make good gains into PCT believe it to stay for a week or so. My 1st week off was still pretty good, 2nd week not as good. So I would say close to a week should be a good guesstimate, but really have no idea.

[mitchcumstein]

half life is 6-8 hours. Id split my doses up into 3x a day to maintain even blood levels. if youre running 30mg day that would be real easy to do.

[dazza n17]

Thanks guys

[BUFFLURP]

Guys, you are thinking of "ACTIVE LIFE" not half life. And a safe bet is roughly 8 hours.





The half life of HAVOC is closer to 50-100 years. Half life refers to how long it takes for the dose potency to decline by 50% as a compound outside of the body before it is ingested.


not really important, but I thought I'd point that out to you.

[mitchcumstein]

lol youre and idiot.



I dont even know what to say to that its so wrong.



Were talking about drugs, not uranium.

[mitchcumstein]

The duration of action of a drug is known as its half life. This is the period of time required for the concentration or amount of drug in the body to be reduced by one-half. We usually consider the half life of a drug in relation to the amount of the drug in plasma. A drug’s plasma half-life depends on how quickly the drug is eliminated from the plasma. A drug molecule that leaves plasma may have any of several fates. It can be eliminated from the body, or it can be translocated to another body fluid compartment such as the intracellular fluid or it can be destroyed in the blood. The removal of a drug from the plasma is known as clearance and the distribution of the drug in the various body tissues is known as the volume of distribution. Both of these pharmacokinetic parameters are important in determining the half life of a drug.

[Eighth Wonder]

Originally Posted by mitchcumstein

pharmacokinetic parameters

indeed....

[waynaferd]

Originally Posted by mitchcumstein

The duration of action of a drug is known as its half life. This is the period of time required for the concentration or amount of drug in the body to be reduced by one-half. We usually consider the half life of a drug in relation to the amount of the drug in plasma. A drug’s plasma half-life depends on how quickly the drug is eliminated from the plasma. A drug molecule that leaves plasma may have any of several fates. It can be eliminated from the body, or it can be translocated to another body fluid compartment such as the intracellular fluid or it can be destroyed in the blood. The removal of a drug from the plasma is known as clearance and the distribution of the drug in the various body tissues is known as the volume of distribution. Both of these pharmacokinetic parameters are important in determining the half life of a drug.

Ain't that what I just said?