using inhibit e and reduce xt for pct mdrol/epi

good point bow, I was just wondering, I've never used OTC pct products but I've heard they work. especially Inhibit E.
 
I've tried inhbitE and my joints hurt so bad I thought I was coming off of a crack high.

Where are your E levels currently? Are you a few days off cyce or nearing the end?
 
ha NO

run nolva for 4 weeks throw in reducext in week3 of pct along with a gud test booster .. save the inhibitE for future
 
Agreed. Seems to me the only time to use an OTC PCT would be with a SERM for added protection. Really wish they could develop one though. Big thanks to the government for forcing underground, research chems. Aholez.
 
no iTs good enough
 
Honestly, anyone saying to do anything without proper blood work is just tossing stones ... we have no way of knowing unless you have post bloodwork and pre.
All of this advice is just "average"to what MOST people do.
 
i think you should see if muscle tech has any OTC PCT products. I would try this, it's worked for Jay Cutler.
 
I hope you understand that there is no replacement for a serm. None. Clomid, nolva, or shut down with gyno. Your pick buddy.
 
I'm aware of this, I've always used Nolva, I was just wondering about OTC products. I've never used them, but I'm considering using them In combo with my nolva for next cycle.
 
Well I was just going by the OP. You stated no clomid or nolva.. So it looked like you were trying to run them solo. I think you'd have a better run with Nolva or clomid with something like tcf1 or bulk daa, along with some sort of atd for addition precaution.
 
A PCT that works just means you feel OK, don't get gyno and don't lose all your gains. You don't want a PCT that just works, you want one that recovers your testosterone as quickly as possible so that you retain more gains... In this regard you do not want a PCT that is merely sufficient but one that is "overkill."

All my PCTs are clomid-based. In my experience clomid is the ****, makes nolva PCTs look like crap, and should be the primary component in every PCT.
 
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