Trenazone / Dienazone

Jbrooks

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I bought two bottles of Trenazone was planning on running it at 2ml per day with 200mg of Test Cyp a week (TRT). I then found I already had a new bottle of Trenazone in my supply. would you skip the trenazone and just run the 2 dienazone or would it not really matter as they are interchangeable and maybe up dose to 2.5 or just extend cycle length


I also purchased there XI-KT product , Can this be ran at same time or best to use this another time
 
Jbrooks said:
I bought two bottles of Trenazone was planning on running it at 2ml per day with 200mg of Test Cyp a week (TRT). I then found I already had a new bottle of Trenazone in my supply. would you skip the trenazone and just run the 2 dienazone or would it not really matter as they are interchangeable and maybe up dose to 2.5 or just extend cycle length

I also purchased there XI-KT product , Can this be ran at same time or best to use this another time
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Other then dienazone drying better/quicker they are the same. You could use the xi-kt at the same time if you have a good place to apply it. I usually try to stick to one transdermal at a time and would probably use at a different time.
 
The core compound in Trenazone and Dienazone are the same. The TD carrier is improved in Dienazone and dries faster. 3 bottles is a a good run, 2.5 is a nice dose, you should see some excellent results.

you could run XI-KT along with it, but I would recommend applying it at a different time: one in AM, the other in PM. Maybe even different location on the body. Or save it and run it after since you are on TRT (I am assuming you are not going into PCT right after Dienzaone run).
 
IS this correct Trenazone is a brownish liquid and dienazone is clear ? I'm guessing its just the differences in carrier but wanted to verify
 
Jbrooks said:
IS this correct Trenazone is a brownish liquid and dienazone is clear ? I'm guessing its just the differences in carrier but wanted to verify
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Oleic acid, which is usually clear, can often assume a deep yellow color following exposure to air. Common trace impurities in Benzyl alcohol are also often yellow. Most batches start out nearly clear, and then turn deep yellow or brown eventually.
 
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