Test P + Winstrol Cutting (10 weeks)
Cutting cycle finishing with oral Winstrol (stanozolol) 50mg/day for the final 6 weeks, alongside a Test P base.
Model levels over time
% of sampled peakModel details: Testosterone Propionate · estimated
How to read this estimate
Estimated from study endpoints; the curve between measurements is reconstructed. Compare amounts and timing in mg.
A concentration estimate reconstructed from the stated source dose and timing.
Only testosterone from the entered doses is shown. The body's own production is excluded.
Assumptions, calculation and sources
25 mg labeled testosterone propionate in 1 mL sesame oil with 20%benzylbenzoate. IM. Three men with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, 33–53 years.
testosterone: estimated dose contribution in plasma (ng/dL).
Tmax reported; half-life inferred and rounded from the 48–72 h decline in Fig 1 (~10 to~4.5 ng/mL), about 21 h. Use 24 h as an explicit approximate shape assumption.
- Calibration dose
- 25 mg
- Reported calibration peak
- 1640 ng/dL
- Peak timing used
- 12 hours
- Terminal half-life used
- 24 hours
- Reconstructed absorption rate
- 0.1825207 /hour
- No extra F or ester fraction; dose and observed endpoint already define the scale.
- Nominal testosterone propionate ester mass, isotope-labeled study product
- Dose scaling and repeated-dose superposition use fixed parameters; the example dose does not calibrate the curve.
- Only 3 hypogonadotropic men aged 33–53; sesame oil with 20%benzylbenzoate, not every marketed preparation.
- 24 h terminal shape is a rounded inference from late Fig 1 decline, not a paper-reported half-life. The curve cannot reproduce the plateau and all sampled points exactly.
- AUC 990±325 ng*h/mL is reported without explicit integration limit; do not fit it as AUC-infinity without additional verification.
- Tracer-to-unlabeled product and linear dose scaling are extrapolations; avoid molar conversion using ester molecular weight.
- The 24 h slower half-life is a rounded inference from the study graph, not a reported fitted parameter. The source plateau is not reproduced.
- Reconstructed AUC to infinity is about 803 ng·h/mL versus reported 990 ng·h/mL with an unspecified integration window; this does not establish profile or AUC agreement.
- Fujioka 1989 endogenous/exogenous testosterone after labeled propionate
25 mg labeled ester IM gave labeled testosterone Cmax 16.4 ng/mL at 12 h, separate from endogenous testosterone.
- Fujioka 1986 propionate in normal men
Isotope-specific administered testosterone and endogenous testosterone are distinct analytes; 25 mg IM dose.
Estimate testosterone-propionate-source-estimate-2026-10 · version 1
Model details: Winstrol (Oral) · relative timing
Compare timing and buildup for this compound. The values are not blood concentrations or a measure of strength.
Shows a relative timing scenario; absolute blood concentrations are not calibrated.
Timing assumptions and sources
Legacy shape assumption only; no route-matched human timing confirmed in the checked sources. Do not call this a measured half-life.
One 1 mg input peaks at 1 relative unit after a single dose. Other amounts scale proportionally; overlapping doses add when accumulation is on. Different compounds use separate relative scales.
- Timing half-life used
- 9 hours
- Absorption half-life assumed
- 2.25 hours
- Reference amount for the relative scale
- 1 mg
- Absorption half-life is assumed to be one quarter of the slower timescale (2.25 h); it is not a measured absorption parameter.
- A single 1-unit input has a peak of 1 relative unit; scaling and repeated-dose addition are mathematical assumptions. This normalization is independent of the example dose.
- 9 h is an explicit assumed human timing, not a verified measured parameter here.
- F=1 is unsupported; no unit/reference-dose endpoint established.
- Haffner 1983 stanozolol/lipoprotein metabolism
6 mg/day human study of HDL/LDL, not stanozolol plasma Cmax.
- 2016 stanozolol metabolite characterization
Post-oral human urine, not a blood-concentration study.
winstrol-oral-relative-timing-2026-10 · version 1
Different scales · each curve is normalized to its own peak. Compare timing and shape, not concentration or potency.
| Date | Testosterone Propionate · Estimated dose contribution (% of sampled peak) | Winstrol (Oral) · Relative timing (% of sampled peak) |
|---|---|---|
| W1 | 0 % of sampled peak | 0 % of sampled peak |
| W1 | 66.7699 % of sampled peak | 0 % of sampled peak |
| W2 | 84.2641 % of sampled peak | 0 % of sampled peak |
| W3 | 93.9095 % of sampled peak | 0 % of sampled peak |
| W4 | 98.6118 % of sampled peak | 0 % of sampled peak |
| W5 | 84.2727 % of sampled peak | 97.7776 % of sampled peak |
| W6 | 44.6276 % of sampled peak | 42.7466 % of sampled peak |
| W6 | 59.3817 % of sampled peak | 85.3227 % of sampled peak |
| W7 | 74.0821 % of sampled peak | 80.8508 % of sampled peak |
| W8 | 93.8354 % of sampled peak | 57.4294 % of sampled peak |
| W9 | 93.9096 % of sampled peak | 100 % of sampled peak |
| W10 | 42.1326 % of sampled peak | 36.7577 % of sampled peak |
| W10 | 56.109 % of sampled peak | 75.6128 % of sampled peak |
The chart uses a bounded time grid. Long horizons can miss brief peaks between samples; shorten the horizon to inspect more detail. Chart peaks are sampled values.
Protocol summary
Test P + Winstrol Cutting (10 weeks) · 10 weeks starting Oct 30, 26
- Testosterone Propionate — 100.0 mg Every other day, weeks 0–10
- Winstrol (Oral) — 50.0 mg Every day, weeks 4–10
Protocol overview
- Category
- cutting
- Duration
- 10 weeks
- Compounds
- 2
- Tags
- cutting, winstrol, stanozolol, oral, finisher
Compounds in this protocol
- Testosterone Propionate — 100 mg, every-other-day
- Winstrol (oral) — 50 mg, every-day (weeks 4-10)
How to read this protocol
The chart shows available model curves over the 10-week example. Rows whose model is unavailable are retained for context but produce no curve. Read each model’s details for what its line represents; a plotted level does not predict treatment effects or establish a suitable dose.
The peak/trough explorer examines one complete model interval. The single-dose decline explorer is a separate one-dose scenario; it does not calculate this protocol's washout or a safe treatment-change date. Read the recovery reference for PCT evidence and its limits.
Educational only. Not medical advice. These examples do not predict individual blood levels.