@no reason - the 1st thing I'd do is some bloodwork. See what your hormone panel looks like as well as all your health indicators. Good chance at your age with history of hormone use that you'll be a candidate for some sort of TRT or hormone replacement.
Is it possible that the testing you are doing doesn't tell you the actual number if it's over 1500? Look at the paperwork again, does it say >1500 or 1500?
Without clicking the link, I'll say it's the quality of today's tren and the amounts being used. There is a reason the originals were 76mg's per amp and if I'm not mistaken, those amps were 1.5 ml's. I've used tren once. I did 125mg's twice per week for 10 weeks. I wish I had had the...
That's fair. To be honest, I haven't really looked in a while. Probably gonna pick some up before my cruise next March. By cruise I mean on a cruise ship, not a blast and cruise. LOL.
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