My 60 day Finaflex 1-Alpha experience log

cheru2016 said:
My first cycle was for app. 32 days from memory, and I was off the product for 54 days before commencing my second cycle.During the off-time I used tamoxifen, PCT Rev and DAA for 6 weeks.
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As per what Snags said.You were on 32 days and pct for 42 days. You should then have taken 74 days off, before starting another cycle. I read this correctly, you were on 32 days, pct was 42 days and only allowed for 12 days off.
 
wasme said:
As per what Snags said.You were on 32 days and pct for 42 days. You should then have taken 74 days off, before starting another cycle. I read this correctly, you were on 32 days, pct was 42 days and only allowed for 12 days off.
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Hm. I interpreted the 60 days off as meaning 60 days off the product, but didn't realize that PCT added additional time on to that.

At this point then, what would you gentlemen suggest I do?
 
Just going through my diary that I kept for PCT days - it wasn't for 6 weeks but for 4 weeks.

So 32 + 28 = 60 days.
I'm still 6 days faster than I should have been, but I'm not sure whether this would warrant me stopping immediately or if this is going to have any long term potential risks.

EDIT -

My bad (again). So 60 days after those 60 days which means 88 days after finishing the last dose of the 1-Alpha on my first cycle .. meaning I started my second cycle 34 days too soon.

Gosh .. what should I do?
 
this is nothing alarming cheru - reality is, a lot of guys do not heed to proper cycling timeframes, and they don't have any issues..as an isolated event, no big deal; cumulatively doing this over & over again, becomes an entirely different issue

understand, you are not currently doing something that will have any dire consequences, and how you choose to proceed is totally up to you
again - these are mild products; but the whole point of proper cycling is to keep the body functioning properly and not down-regulate your natural test production or cause any hormonal imbalances for the long-term

just thought it was something I should point out to you, for future references
 
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