letro or l-dex

[test is best]

Bros,what is better at reducing bloat on a test cycle
letro or l-dex
PEACE

[Money Boss Hustla]

I personally like Adex b/c it's cheaper for me...and works great.

[einstein1905]

Bros,what is better at reducing bloat on a test cycle
letro or l-dex
PEACE

Letro is more potent but less advisable.
If you're using 1mg/wk of test, consider letro. If not, go with Ldex.

[test is best]

Letro is more potent but less advisable.
If you're using 1mg/wk of test, consider letro. If not, go with Ldex.

im doing 500 mg per week
I have both should i go l-dex .25mg ed?

[einstein1905]

im doing 500 mg per week
I have both should i go l-dex .25mg ed?

That's ideal....with 10mg/day of nolva as well.

[test is best]

That's ideal....with 10mg/day of nolva as well.

have you bros ever had any side effects with l-dex?

[einstein1905]

have you bros ever had any side effects with l-dex?

Potentially reduced HDL, which can be resolved with the addition of nolva.

[2timer]

letro is not more expensive at all??? when you factor in nolvedex with liquadex!

[Pheedno]

letro is not more expensive at all??? when you factor in nolvedex with liquadex!

You would still want to run the Nolva with the letro. You don't run Nolva with L-dex because it's insuffecient, you run the Nolva for the SERM benefits

[2timer]

can you explain me what is serm benifit? you need nolvedex with letro then??? I now totally confused!

[einstein1905]

can you explain me what is serm benifit? you need nolvedex with letro then??? I now totally confused!

Yes, like Pheedno said, the SERM benefits of nolva means nolva is estrogenic in some tissue types and "antiestrogenic" in other tissue types. In the mammary, nolva is an estrogen antagonist (blocks the effects of estrogen). In bone and liver (among others), nolva is an estrogen agonist (acts as an estrogen). It's this estrogenic effect in bone and liver that is beneficial to us to help lipid profiles (cholesterol), which may be otherwise adversely affected by AIs like letro or Ldex, more so the former than the later.