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Thread: Nolvadex a nessesity for test p cycle?

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    Nolvadex a nessesity for test p cycle?

    I plan on doing a 8-10 week test prop cycle at 150 mg EOD, of course i plan to use clomid for PCT but is Nolvadex absolutely needed during the cycle?

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    No its not, but if you start having signs of gyno and you dont have some on hand, you will have end up a B cup. It also helps for water bloat

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    No. Especially when using a short ester like Prop. You will see signs of gyno quicker as its kicks in faster than long esters, Enan and Cyp. Its also easier to control sides as it exits the system quckier too.

    Keep Nolva on hand. Run at 10-20mg/ED is sides arise.

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    i dont have any nolva but i can get some soon, i do however have an ass load of letro on hand, if i see signs of gyno can i use that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigMan65
    i dont have any nolva but i can get some soon, i do however have an ass load of letro on hand, if i see signs of gyno can i use that?
    No.

    I'd get some Nolva. You dont need Letro if you see slight signs of gyno.

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    I would keep letro on hand. Great for reversing gyno.

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