Omnadren

Quick info about Omnadren

Omnadren 250 is a combination of the 4 separate test esters. Most commonly, people will correlate Omnadren 250 with its cousin Sustanon 250, since they are both a blend of 4 test esters. The only difference between the two lies in the last and most concentrated-ester. Whilst Omnadren contains the caproate ester, Sustanon contains the decanoate ester in the same concentration. 

Injection frequency: When injecting only a few times a week the "peaks and valleys" of concentration in the blood are not desirable. We want our blood concentration of the drugs to be as high as they can be -relative to dose- as long as they can be. Obviously, this is not the case when fast acting esters are introduced and subsequently dissipated before another injection is given.

The longest ester in Omnadren (caproate) is slightly faster acting than the longest ester in Sustanon (decanoate), and users will notice an increase in their testosterone levels sooner with Omnadren than with Sustanon.

As I previously stated, testosterone is a highly anabolic and androgenic hormone, and it has an anabolic (muscle building) rating of 100, making it a good drug to use if one is in pursuit of more size and strength.

There are strong androgenic side effects, which are pronounced with Omnadren (as with all testosterones). Oily skin, acne, increased body/facial hair, and, depending on the individual, an increase in aggressiveness can occur. Omnadren can also be hard on the hairline. This is partly due to the conversion of the testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT).

Typically, cycles that contain Omnadren 250 will be around 12-16 weeks. The idea is that it will take at least 2 weeks for the compound to become fully 'active' in the body, and most users will report an additional 1-3 weeks until the effects of Omnadren are truly felt. The majority of users will supplement a fast acting oral drug such as Dianabol or Anadrol in the first 4 weeks of a cycle.