Inhibit-P instead of cabergoline, Dostinex for Prolactin?

[skeyediver]

I am curious if I would be able to use Inhibit-P instead of cabergoline, Dostinex.
I already have Inhibit-P on have from a previous Prohormone cycle and since I have that already I would like to know if it would be good enough to use on a test/deca cycle if sides show up.
Thanks for any advice you can give.

 

[Skooter]

I'd say it's user dependent, dosages on Deca an Inhibit P would play a factor..

My brother runs Deca with nothing for prolactin but he runs a low dose.. 250-300mg a week or something, not sure..

Either way id use something...

 

[skeyediver]

I plan on running 600mg Test wk 400mg Deca wk
I don't mind paying for Caber I just would not want to waste what I have on hand. I guess I should just get some Caber and keep it on hand and run my Inhibit-P during cycle. If the Inhibit-P does not help with prolactin issues I guess I can just switch to Caber? Do you know how fast Caber should knock out the sides if issues come up?

 

[Skooter]

I've never used Caber so not sure on how fast it would work..

I think your plan is decent, I'd always have what you need on hand just in case though like you stated..

Inhibit P has always worked for me...
It's a solid product..

 

[skeyediver]

So are you saying that Inhibit-P has worked for your AAS cycles?

 

[Skooter]

No sir, I've only used inhibit p with orals, ph products..
Sorry for the confusion..

 

[T-Bone]

I've read that most caber/dostinex is fake. Research chem stuff, I mean.

 

[Skooter]

Same here ^^

 

[skeyediver]

Yeah, I am talking about using prescribed caber not the research chems.