Abliderate AMMO VS Invictus

bb333

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Hello, I would like to associate with a product Ignit3, possibly a control cortisol.
Seeking feedback of the two products mentioned in the title.
Thank you
 
I'm running invictus now. About a month in. I am leaner, but I can't attribute all of the fat loss to invictus, however, it's a great insurance policy.

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southpaw23 said:
I'm running invictus now. About a month in. I am leaner, but I can't attribute all of the fat loss to invictus, however, it's a great insurance policy.

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At what level of BF would you say you are?
 
Both great products. I love everything Evomuse. If you are looking for an oral cortisol control produce check out Reduce XT.
 
Havent used ammo myself, but hear good things. Invictus as well, but the TD can be a pain.

Reduce xt is probably the longest tenured and best review cortisol product ever though (even back to the lean xtreme days)
 
booneman77 said:
Havent used ammo myself, but hear good things. Invictus as well, but the TD can be a pain.

Reduce xt is probably the longest tenured and best review cortisol product ever though (even back to the lean xtreme days)
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I'm running a TD right now and hate it. Such a pain in the ass.
 
Check out the presidents day sale at iron-legion.com...some great savings on Invictus!

I get when transdermals can be a PITA when you're running 4-5ml a day. But, .5ml of Invictus takes but moments to dry. that's one of the great things about these new products, no more 3+ml of each a day. Just .5 to 1ml at a time.
 
delsolrob said:
Check out the presidents day sale at iron-legion.com...some great savings on Invictus!

I get when transdermals can be a PITA when you're running 4-5ml a day. But, .5ml of Invictus takes but moments to dry. that's one of the great things about these new products, no more 3+ml of each a day. Just .5 to 1ml at a time.
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.5ml is definitely much more manageable. I'm running 1 ml of a non lotion TD and it's a pain because it's too much to just absorb on my forearms (which is the easiest place to apply it IMO).
 
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