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Testosterone Isocaproate

A mid-length ester, unusual to find sold on its own.

What isocaproate is

Isocaproate is a branched six-carbon ester that sits in the middle of the range. Most people encounter it only as a Sustanon component, which is why it draws steady search interest without many pages answering it directly. It is stocked here as a single-ester product, which is uncommon.

Ester chain
6-carbon, branched
Half-life
Approximately 2 days.
Testosterone fraction
72% by weight
Per 100 mg of ester
72 mg of testosterone
Presentation
Oil solution for intramuscular injection.
Storage
Room temperature, protected from light.

Weight, and why it is not a detail

The branch in the chain distinguishes it from straight-chain caproate. Functionally it behaves as a mid-length ester: slower than phenylpropionate, faster than enanthate. In a four-ester blend it fills the window between the first two days and the point at which the decanoate fraction becomes the dominant contributor.

Where you meet it

Isocaproate draws steady search interest for an ester that is hardly ever sold alone, because people read a Sustanon label and look up the one component they do not recognise. It is stocked here as a single-ester product, which is unusual enough to be worth stating plainly.

Blends containing isocaproate
Reference only. This page covers composition, esters and handling. It does not give dosing protocols or administration schedules, and it is not medical advice.

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The closest reference points on the release curve.

Stocked at The PED Shop

Availability checked 2026-09-01. The product page carries live stock.

Common questions

Why is isocaproate hard to find on its own?

It was formulated as a blend component rather than a standalone product. Its roughly 2 day half-life sits between esters that are already well served individually, so there has been little reason to supply it alone.

What is the difference between isocaproate and caproate?

The shape of the six-carbon chain. Isocaproate is branched where caproate is straight. In practice both behave as mid-length esters; isocaproate is the one used in testosterone blends.

How much testosterone is in Testosterone Isocaproate?

About 72% by weight. 100 mg of testosterone isocaproate contains roughly 72 mg of testosterone, the remainder being the ester chain.

Does this page give dosing information for Testosterone Isocaproate?

No. This is a reference resource covering the ester, its release profile, its weight and its storage. It does not provide dosing protocols, administration schedules or medical advice.

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