Pedplot

DHB plotter

Half-life estimate, not bloodwork or dosing advice. Disclaimer.

t½ 5dTmax 2d70% parentestimate

To step a dose up, add another row of the same compound with a later start day. The chart is remaining active amount, not serum concentration.

Peaks, troughs, and half-life
Estimated remaining active mg. Washout continues after the last dose. Mixed IU and mg protocols are not summed.

Dihydroboldenone cypionate

Peak

182 mg

Trough

148 mg

Swing

19%

~Steady state

25d

~Washout

27d

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How to read this chart

1-testosterone cypionate. No dedicated human PK series; this uses the testosterone cypionate ester model as an estimate.

The default row models 100 mg as an intramuscular dose, twice a week (e3.5d), for 12 weeks.

The half-life on this page is an estimate, not a labeled population value. Methodology.

Also called Dihydroboldenone cypionate, 1 Testosterone.

The numbers

Half-life5d
Time to peak2d
Parent hormone70%
Default dose100 mg
Default frequencyTwice a week (E3.5D)
Default duration12 weeks

What the default curve does

On that default row the model counts 24 doses. Steady state is about day 25. Washout runs to about day 27. In the last interval the peak is 182 mg and the trough is 148 mg, a swing of 19%.

Parent hormone

About 70% of each milligram is parent hormone, so 100 mg of Dihydroboldenone cypionate leaves about 70.0 mg of Dihydroboldenone.

How often a dose is still there

A half-life of 5d means a dose is still present at the next one, so the line climbs and then levels off.

Closest comparison

EQ has a half-life of 14d against 5d on this page. Parent hormone is 61% there against 70% here.

Where the number comes from

No robust DHB PK study; cypionate analog of testosterone cypionate (t½ ~5 d, ~70% parent). Marked as estimate. How the model works.