posted Fri, 01/06/2017 - 19:20
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NPP question
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I know NPP can be detected up to 12 months after last injection, but once it has cleared the system, as in after it has gone through all its half lives and has completely died out, would it still be detected in a blood test or do they have to test specifically for substances lets say in the past 6 months? If so would law enforcement test for it?
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There would have to be reason reason for them to test, getting in you will not be tested for aas, just narcotics. AAS test is 600+ and they're not spending that unless you give them a reason,,, needles found, vials found, etc
You're good
My friend who is mid cycle just went threw meps, no issues what so ever bro. LE ain't spending that on everyone, would only be for probable cause
Awesome, thanks man. But im still curious though, can you tell me anything about my first question regarding npp?
I answered it bro, no, they have to specifically test for aas thus it will not show on a blood test .
Sorry, worded it wrong. I mean after it clears the systen, all the half lives are up and it dies out would it show up on a drug test right after? I know it can be detected 12 months later but when i hear the words "it clears your system and you can begin pct" i figure the drug is out at that time. If thats the case then how can it still be detected? Just a bit weird
no after it has gone through enough half lives to start pct the drug can still be detected for a long time after that. its the metabolites that stick around for a long time (dihydronandrolone).
I see. Thanks for the insight man
As long as you don't have a high blood cell count it shouldn't raise any concern they don't test for steroids it's too pricy
Good, thanks man. But also can you shed some light on my question about npp?