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hdrol pct

Redsox0432

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I decided to go with OTC pct instead of serm after my hdrol cycle.
Guys give me any info on whats good for pct to stack with triazole for pct??
 
So... a fifth thread asking the same thing?

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The last link actually had some OTC suggestions, although I'm still standing by the fact that you should have gotten and been using a SERM...

At the very least, get Erase Pro as one of its ingredients has SERM-like properties.

ManBeast
 
ManBeast said:
So... a fifth thread asking the same thing?

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The last link actually had some OTC suggestions, although I'm still standing by the fact that you should have gotten and been using a SERM...

At the very least, get Erase Pro as one of its ingredients has SERM-like properties.

ManBeast
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Hehe, Maybe after he gets his PCT in line we can try to get him something for his O.C.D. :p
 
liftin4fun said:
Hdrol may be to new of a product to be able to find information on a good PCT!!!
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Realistically, 9/10 PH cycles (proposed, not done), will require a SERM. the other 1 should have it on hand and use it anyways for best results (unless one is a very very advanced user and knows exactly what they are doing).

ManBeast
 
ManBeast said:
Realistically, 9/10 PH cycles (proposed, not done), will require a SERM. the other 1 should have it on hand and use it anyways for best results (unless one is a very very advanced user and knows exactly what they are doing).

ManBeast
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I agree with having it on hand, but I don't think every cycle will need a SERM. Especially with the risks associated with SERMs alone.
 
1) With proper use and support, SERMS are not *incredibly* dangerous
2) Without bloodwork (with quick results) you'll have no idea if you need a SERM or not.
3) For what its worth, Torem is shaping up to be quite intriguing.

ManBeast
 
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