BigJoeski3
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I have recently used a liquid clomiphene citrate research chem, on my lab rats, and it seems as if it was almost completely ineffective. I am currently using a tamoxifen citrate liquid research chem, as I had planned to use clomid then nolva, and the liquid tamox has been very effective at receiving the desired results, (test rebound).
My discussion is if clomid is unstable in liquid form, or possibly something else that makes it ineffective unless it is pills.
I have just reasd an old issue of MD in which Palumbo states "I have never heard of anyone having good results with liquid clomid, I am not even sure clomiphene is stable as a liquid. Stick to the pills."
Anyone have any input?
My discussion is if clomid is unstable in liquid form, or possibly something else that makes it ineffective unless it is pills.
I have just reasd an old issue of MD in which Palumbo states "I have never heard of anyone having good results with liquid clomid, I am not even sure clomiphene is stable as a liquid. Stick to the pills."
Anyone have any input?
