best recomp or bulk stack?

[injectdreams]

looking for a recomp stack in the future or straight up bulk.

i know that 1-andro and 4-andro are good to stack with but thats for a lean bulk. but what about recomps

 

[harbonah]

looking for a recomp stack in the future or straight up bulk.

i know that 1-andro and 4-andro are good to stack with but thats for a lean bulk. but what about recomps

5-Alpha Test, and epistane or hdrol for a recomp.

 

[CopyCat]

Pretty much any of the drier compounds. I had a great recomp with SD and 5-alpha test over the winter.

 

[D3platinum]

Solid infos, Im personally on a bulk, but 1st stack, will return to this thread when I recomp on bulk.

 

[flightposite]

Epi-1-test
Would be a great recomp product IMO.
It's already stacked for you and in a sublingual liquid.

I will be starting massdrops very soon. Which is more of a straight bulk product.

But honestly diet and training will ultimately dictate whether or not you recomp or straight up bulk.

 

[dreamcrusher]

Epi-1-test
Would be a great recomp product IMO.
It's already stacked for you and in a sublingual liquid.

I will be starting massdrops very soon. Which is more of a straight bulk product.

But honestly diet and training will ultimately dictate whether or not you recomp or straight up bulk.

Thinking about running the Epi-1 test. Just ran a 45 day cycle of Finaflex 550-xd at 4 caps a day with minimal results and no sides. Currently on their OTC PCT Revolution Black at 4 caps with 3G of DAA at bedtime.

Could I run the Epi-1 test for two months and use an OTC PCT?

 

[CopyCat]

Thinking about running the Epi-1 test. Just ran a 45 day cycle of Finaflex 550-xd at 4 caps a day with minimal results and no sides. Currently on their OTC PCT Revolution Black at 4 caps with 3G of DAA at bedtime.

Could I run the Epi-1 test for two months and use an OTC PCT?

I would at least recommend having a serm on hand. I do advocate them. However, people to include myself have succefully done an OTC pct. no one can say for sure how these things turn out for folks because there are so many variables, each person is different. What works for one may not work for another.