Pedplot

Tren A plotter

No human study has measured Tren A's half-life; the plot uses an estimate of about 1 day.

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

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The prefilled numbers are an example input to draw the curve, not a dose; Pedplot does not suggest one. To step a dose up, add another row of the same compound with a later start day.

Peaks, troughs, and half-life
Not a blood level. The chart shows the estimated milligrams of the drug still in the body, so it will not match a lab result in ng/dL. How the model works. Washout continues after the last dose. Mixed IU and mg protocols are not summed.

Trenbolone acetate

Peak

87.0 mg

Trough

61.5 mg

Swing

29%

~Steady state

6d

~Washout

5.8d

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By Austin Witherow and Mason Calvert · Last updated · Sources

Key numbers

Half-life1 day[2]
Time to peak12 hours[2]
RouteIntramuscular injection (IM)
Share that is trenbolone87%[1]
Data qualityLow

How long the model keeps Tren A after the last dose

Measure50 mg once a day, after the last dose
Highest amount87 mg, 12 hours after the last dose
50% of that left1.5 days after the last dose
10% of that left4 days after the last dose
3% of that left5.8 days after the last dose
Levels offAround day 6

On the example input, 50 mg once a day, the curve levels off around day 6; after the last dose it takes 4 days to fall to 10% of its final 87 mg peak and 5.8 days to fall to 3%.

A single 50 mg injection fades on the same timeline from a lower peak of 43.5 mg of trenbolone, because every dose in the model decays at the same 1-day half-life.

This is the modeled amount of the drug itself. Drug tests look for metabolites and use different, often longer, windows. Pedplot does not estimate detection times.

Same weekly amount, different gaps: what the model draws

FrequencyEach doseHigh pointLow pointSwing
Every 3 days (open in plotter)150 mg149 mg26.4 mg82%
Every other day (open in plotter)100 mg116 mg41 mg65%
Daily (open in plotter)50 mg87 mg61.5 mg29%

Each schedule name opens that curve in the plotter.

075150 mgday 42day 49day 56
  • Every 3 days, 150 mg
  • Every other day, 100 mg
  • Daily, 50 mg

The example input adds up to 350 mg a week. Given every 3 days as one 150 mg injection, the modeled amount swings 82% between its high and low point; split into 50 mg once a day, the swing is 29%.

The chart shows days 42 to 56 of an 8-week run, after all three schedules have levelled off.

Why sources disagree

No human study has measured Tren A's half-life. The plot uses a community estimate of about 1 day.

Trenbolone acetate was never approved for use in people, so there is no human label; the only US labels for it are cattle ear implants.

A PubMed search for human studies of trenbolone pharmacokinetics returned 11 results, and none measured blood levels after an injection of the acetate. They cover urine metabolites in doping control, residues in cattle and an unrelated horse study.

The two human trenbolone papers found both followed urine, not blood. In one, a single volunteer took a tracer dose of trenbolone by mouth and passed 54% of it in urine within 26 hours; in the other, urine metabolites were tracked for a week after oral, skin and buccal doses. Neither gives a half-life for the injected ester.

What the estimate rests on is the community figure for the acetate ester, not a measurement, and the same goes for the 12-hour time to peak. The ester weight, computed from PubChem, is the one firm number.

How much of each mg is trenbolone

100 mg of trenbolone acetate is about 86.6 mg of trenbolone: 270.4 ÷ 312.4, using the molecular weights PubChem lists for trenbolone acetate (CID 66359) and trenbolone (CID 25015). The other 13.4 mg is the acetate ester.

The plot multiplies every dose by 0.87, so the example input of 50 mg per injection is drawn as 43.5 mg of trenbolone.

Compared with Tren E, Test P and NPP

CompoundHalf-lifeTime to peakParent shareLevels offTo 10% after last dose
Tren A1 day12 hours87%Day 64 days
Tren E4.5 days2 days71%Day 24.517 days
Test P19 hours1 day84%Day 53.8 days
NPP1.5 days1 day67%Day 86 days

Each row uses that compound's own example input. Of these, Test P falls to 10% of its final peak soonest after the last dose (3.8 days), and Tren E takes longest (17 days).

Tren A questions

What is the half-life of trenbolone acetate?

The plot uses a community estimate of 1 day, marked as an estimate. Trenbolone acetate was never approved for people, and the human trenbolone papers found measured urine, not blood. At that rate the modeled amount falls to half its peak 1.5 days after the last injection, as the washout table shows.

Why is there no reliable half-life for tren?

There is no human label, only cattle ear implants, and a PubMed search returned no human study of blood levels after an acetate injection: the 11 results cover doping-control urine work, cattle residues and a horse study. The plot uses 1 day, and the notes on each source set out what was searched and what the estimate rests on.

How does the gap between doses change the modeled Tren A curve?

With the same 350 mg a week, the modeled swing between the high and low point is 82% at 150 mg every 3 days, 65% at 100 mg every other day and 29% at 50 mg once a day, as the frequency comparison shows.

How much of a trenbolone acetate dose is actual trenbolone?

About 86.6 mg of every 100 mg is trenbolone: PubChem lists 270.4 for trenbolone and 312.4 for the ester. So the default 50 mg injection is drawn as 43.5 mg of trenbolone, as the ester arithmetic shows.

Sources

  1. Computed (PubChem). PubChem molecular weights, trenbolone acetate: 270.4 ÷ 312.4 = 0.87
  2. Community estimate. Community estimate; no human PK study found (never approved for human use)

Data quality: Low. How the model works.