My advice was the same as yours. Run laxo at at least 100 (from divided Labs or OL). I think he has already got Brawn. It's waste of money if you're running it alone.
Your last point is well taken. I wouldn't say Laxogenin is worthless standalone, but it is a true statement that it's not optimal. The research papers available point to an optimal testosterone level being one factor. Likewise since it's an ecdysterone analogue it lends itself well to improving mRNA Translation and glycogen storage. It's best attribute is likely its anti-inflammatory properties. In fact, the distributor of the long gone "Anabolica" product by Maxwell Research (see attached pic) once told me he sold "caseloads" to the lupus community.
Accordingly, in Progenadrex I include the alcohol extract of Anacyclus Pyrethrum, R-ALA, Biotin, Creatine HCL, DiSodium phosphate and Laxogenin. Each has been carefully chosen for its test boosting, glucose disposal, substrate storage and anti-inflammatory properties. It's "Laxogenin done right" in the words of one reviewer.
Otherwise, you can buy those ingredient separately to get the most out of your Laxogenin. I've used virtually every product on the market since it showed up in the US (Mesobolin, via Amino Discounters circa 1992). The ZOE "Ecdysterone" product you see here was also Laxogenin, and like Anabolica it was a sublingual.
The products today are quite generously dosed. You can see here ZOE's was a mere 1.5mg, whereas Anabolica was 5mg/apiece. The reason being they were sublinguals, although to be fair nowhere is there evidence that Laxogenin sublingually is superior to straight orals.
I got great results with just 50mg/day, so I'd suggest anywhere from 50-100mg/day being a good range. Best of luck to you..
*NOTE: ZOE Discoveries Zebutol is also pictured here. Although it wasn't Laxogenin, it was an Ecdysterone product with the source genus being Suma Sterol Extract, 10mg tabs. Users reliably put on 10lbs/bottle when it was available...