Epi strong is much better than havoc.. At least in my experience. But unfortunately there is none left to be bought.
muscleshreder said:It kind of disappoint me how companies trick people into trying different products of the same compound. To say epi is better than havoc has to just be physcological comparison rather then result/physcial comparison (not including if you upped the dosage on one more then the other)
For those that are having the problem deciding whether to get RPN Havoc or IBE Epistane, here the deal:
Both RPN Havoc and IBE Epistane are designer steriodals (believe or not they are a 17a-methyl and must be treated as one). However there should not be some long drawn out debate (as i seen on many forums) about whether Havor or Epi is better.
Why?
Once you Pop the little pill in your mouth, nostrils, etc whatever way that works for you it then makes it passage way to the liver and both are broken down to the compound:
Epitiostanol
2a,3a-epithio17a methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstane
2a,3a-epithio-17a-methyl-5a-androstan-17b-ol
(hint where they get the name Epistane from)
And please dont get fooled by foolish posts that gives foolish written by foolish people telling you that you do not need a PCT when running IBE Epistane or RPN Havoc. Like every androgen, a pct is required! and this is not a mild product.
Muscleshreder, what would you consider as a good PCT setup for Epi/Havoc? I have seen so many conflicting opinions on other sites, that its got me confused.
Don't know what my comment has to do with the already well known information given here.
muscleshreder said:Sorry if I came off wrong, but it has nothing towards you, was more written as an informative tool than anything else. Just wanted people to under stand that Epistane and Havoc are two different designer products which breaks down into Epitiostanol. So the only way one could have been stronger is if you dose one higher than the other.
If there was a product called SuperCaffiene and another called CaffieneSuper, both are only caffiene the only way you will get difference is the dosage that you take. Thats all
Was only meant to be informative and not create confusion between Epistane better than Havos
-MShreder
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I've had great results with pulsing epi no serm
Epitiostanol doesn't break down or convert it's already active.
Pulsing is greatThe half life of this compund make a good cycle for pulsing.
Dr. D did an amazing write on how to pulse. Something like 2 weeks on 2 weeks off
Though IMO i think you should at least have something on hand just in case something goes wrong
muscleshreder said:Yes you are right. The products (Havoc, Epistane etc) break down or convert once passed the liver into a methylated version of the controlled substance Epitiostanol
DGA3 said:1) I'd like to try pulsing Epi, but I thought it was more like taking on the days you workout, and staying off on the other days. So, since I workout 3 days a week, that's the most I would take it (as opposed to 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off). With that schedule, PCT would not be necessary, correct? Any further thoughts/ideas on pulsing?
2) If I did do an ED run of Epi and needed PCT, I am gun-shy when it comes to buying a SERM from a chem research company. What about using Primordial Performance's TRS for PCT?
Three days a week is how I pulsed it.
DGA3 said:And how did that work for you?
Great no shutdown. If there was any it wasn't noticeable. I used an ai on off days which probably isn't even needed but I was hoping it'd kick in the neg feedback loop. I always had one day with no ai and no epi tho. So the ai was only three times a week. Gives good boost in performance and recovery to pulse but u won't make the same gains as when u run it straight. It's worth it in my opinion tho cuz I hate shutdown even with a serm
But havoc and epistane r Epitiostanol(methylated), requiring no conversion