Pedplot

Anavar plotter

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

t½ 0.4dTmax 0.0d100% parent

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.

Oxandrolone

Peak

60.7 mg

Trough

11.5 mg

Swing

81%

~Steady state

2d

~Washout

2.0d

Start from a protocol
Fills the form with a common stack. Edit the numbers after. Educational sketch, not a recommendation.
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How to read this chart

Anavar. Short oral half-life, so daily doses barely stack the way a long ester does. Often added for the last weeks of a test protocol.

The default row models 50.0 mg as an oral dose, daily (ed), for 6 weeks.

Also called Oxandrolone, Var, Anavar Steroid.

The numbers

Half-life0.4d
Time to peak0.0d
Parent hormone100%
Default dose50.0 mg
Default frequencyDaily (ED)
Default duration6 weeks

What the default curve does

On that default row the model counts 42 doses. Steady state is about day 2. Washout runs to about day 2.0. In the last interval the peak is 60.7 mg and the trough is 11.5 mg, a swing of 81%.

How often a dose is still there

A half-life of 0.4d means each dose has mostly cleared before the next daily dose, so the line is a row of spikes.

Closest comparison

Test E has a half-life of 4.5d against 0.4d on this page.

An illustration already in the app

Test E 500 + Anavar finisher plots 50.0 mg daily (ed) for 6 weeks. It is an illustration already in the app, not a protocol to follow.

Open Test E 500 + Anavar finisher in the plotter

Where the number comes from

Oral oxandrolone half-life ~9 hours (community/steroidplot table); no ester, 100% parent. How the model works.