NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
The question is as the title states? Do you split your oral dose? I see it time and time again and I think a former mod is the one who started this thought process (at least as far as I can tell). To be honest…
I think it’s wrong.
For example:
“Var 50mg split am/pm”
You actually are taking 25mg twice a day (BID)
This isn’t the same thing as taking 50mg of anavar. You’re body is receiving 25 mg of anavar, using it for 12 hours, then receiving another 25mg of anavar and using it for another 12 hours. You’re body is never actually using 50mg of anavar. It’s using 25mg, twice. This is a significant difference in dose dependent compounds.
Let’s change drugs and use the same thought process:
Oxycodone/acetaminophen 5mg/325mg.
Let’s say you just had open heart surgery…
If you take two of these at the same time, you will get 10mg of oxycodone, and 650mg of Tylenol. This will create a DRASTICALLY different result than if you take one pill now… and one pill 4-6 hours from now.
Literally every medication works this way. The dose is the single mg/mcg/g/iu etc that you consume. Unless we’re actually talking about cumulative dosing. Which most people are not when they are talking about oral compounds.
Now, if you want to only be taking 25mg (back to anavar, or proviron, or dbol, or whatever) and have it in your system around the clock… be my guest. But call it what it is… 25 mg, twice a day. If you want to run 50mg of anavar… take 50 mg at one time. I bet you notice a difference.
If major pros like meadows, and phd also stand behind this logic (don’t split your oral dose) i think it’s worth taking a look at your own dosing protocol and examine it.
I think it’s wrong.
For example:
“Var 50mg split am/pm”
You actually are taking 25mg twice a day (BID)
This isn’t the same thing as taking 50mg of anavar. You’re body is receiving 25 mg of anavar, using it for 12 hours, then receiving another 25mg of anavar and using it for another 12 hours. You’re body is never actually using 50mg of anavar. It’s using 25mg, twice. This is a significant difference in dose dependent compounds.
Let’s change drugs and use the same thought process:
Oxycodone/acetaminophen 5mg/325mg.
Let’s say you just had open heart surgery…
If you take two of these at the same time, you will get 10mg of oxycodone, and 650mg of Tylenol. This will create a DRASTICALLY different result than if you take one pill now… and one pill 4-6 hours from now.
Literally every medication works this way. The dose is the single mg/mcg/g/iu etc that you consume. Unless we’re actually talking about cumulative dosing. Which most people are not when they are talking about oral compounds.
Now, if you want to only be taking 25mg (back to anavar, or proviron, or dbol, or whatever) and have it in your system around the clock… be my guest. But call it what it is… 25 mg, twice a day. If you want to run 50mg of anavar… take 50 mg at one time. I bet you notice a difference.
If major pros like meadows, and phd also stand behind this logic (don’t split your oral dose) i think it’s worth taking a look at your own dosing protocol and examine it.