Cabergoline and Bromocriptine..... which is better?

**Billytk03z** · 02-09-2009, 06:29 PM

bromo or caber... which is better for controlling prolactin issues while running tren or any 19 nor for that reason.........

I have both on hand.. and im having a tough time deciding which to use during my current tren a cycle.....

I have done alot of research on previous posts but there are arguments for both sides...

right now i started using Caber @ .5mg 2 x wk... but from what I read on previous posts is that I should be using Caber @ .25mg 3 x wk or .5mg e3d... Im confused??????

can someone update me on any new info or what proper use of either bromo or caber i should be utilizing....

im on 50mg tren a ed and 40mg prop ed... Im also using .5mg of adex eod.....

**johnnybigguns** · 02-09-2009, 06:38 PM

Caber is definitely better and has less sides. I would run it .25mcg twice a week if that doesn't work for you then bump it to .5

**Phate** · 02-09-2009, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by johnnybigguns

Caber is definitely better and has less sides. I would run it .25mcg twice a week if that doesn't work for you then bump it to .5

you mean mg's right

**Njectable** · 02-09-2009, 07:28 PM

don't mean to hijack, but on the same note, are these substances absolutely necessary when taking tren say at dosages such as 50mg/75mg/ed. My next cycle will be the first time I incorporate tren into my cycle, and caber and bromo keep coming up alot used along side tren. But the price is absolutely ridiculous it seems

**Immortal Soldier** · 02-09-2009, 08:23 PM

Originally Posted by motoxer23

don't mean to hijack, but on the same note, are these substances absolutely necessary when taking tren say at dosages such as 50mg/75mg/ed. My next cycle will be the first time I incorporate tren into my cycle, and caber and bromo keep coming up alot used along side tren. But the price is absolutely ridiculous it seems

No, some people don't even use their caber or bromo, its more for precautionary purposes.

If you have a history of sensitivity to gyno than maybe you would want to have it on hand.

Caber is expensive, but you can get bromo for reasonable price if you look around.

**johnnybigguns** · 02-09-2009, 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by Phate

you mean mg's right

lol yeah sorry I was looking at my bottle and seen the mcg and had it on my mind.

**johnnybigguns** · 02-09-2009, 08:26 PM

Look at the research chem sites I can get caber cheaper then bromo

**Njectable** · 02-09-2009, 08:39 PM

Why wouldn't letro be effective? Or arimidex ? I've ran deca several times with no problems. Dont know what to expect from tren though

**redz** · 02-09-2009, 09:59 PM

Letro or adex do not control prolactin problems. Thats where Caber and Bromo come in to play. I always run caber with Tren , about .5mg every 3 days seems to work wonders, I get virtually no bad sides when I run the caber with Tren.

**wukillabee** · 02-09-2009, 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by redz

Letro or adex do not control prolactin problems. Thats where Caber and Bromo come in to play. I always run caber with Tren, about .5mg every 3 days seems to work wonders, I get virtually no bad sides when I run the caber with Tren.

Ive heard letro can work both sides, gyno and progesterone/prolactin sides. Could be wrong but thats what ive heard bout letro, only ai that can battle both.

**Immortal Soldier** · 02-10-2009, 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by wukillabee

Ive heard letro can work both sides, gyno and progesterone/prolactin sides. Could be wrong but thats what ive heard bout letro, only ai that can battle both.

Correct, I think mammon can better clarify this, but the gist of it is prolactin cannot be an issue without estrogen. It needs estrogen for the progesterone/prolactin to be able to do its work, so running letro can also be used to prevent prolactin gyno.