What is the proper dosage of Pramipexole which I am going to be running when taking Tren Ace?
Also, do I need to scale this up due to its nausea capability?
And a final question I should also be taking this before bed right?
What is the proper dosage of Pramipexole which I am going to be running when taking Tren Ace?
Also, do I need to scale this up due to its nausea capability?
And a final question I should also be taking this before bed right?
Probably best to not take Prami unless you get any mysterious "prolactin" sides.
http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...ctin-Tren-Deca
Read the trenbolone thread at the top. All info on that is located there, in the FAQ.
I read the Tren info thing about 7-8 times and literally a few minutes ago in the exact FAQ section you mentioned and I only asked because I was a little confused when you said "With that being said, 1-2mg per day is even considered a low dosage"
So I should keep it at 1mg?
I will be running 75mg EOD of Tren Ace
I would not go above 1mg if possible. Pepto bismal helps me with nausea.
Check out sworders thread as well, it's a good read.
Best
From my opinion F prami and get caber, i tried it for the first time as low as 0.125-0.3, and that shit ****ed me up for a day
You have to see how you feel, everybody is different. I take prami at 1mg to deal with prolactin issues. Usually the first few days i feel nauses and have bad sides but after a while you get used to it. I take it literally right before I lay down and it puts me to sleep.
Just don't take it if you're going to be awake IMO.
I am going to personally do some research and look into why Prami causes nausea. I have a feeling it may just be something superficial, perhaps something to do with the GI tract and interactions there. If phased mentioned that pepto bismol helped with nausea, then that could very well be the case. And if so, may be easily solved by using an OTC anti-nausea drug while using Prami. It's something worth looking into...
Thanks guys. Yea I tried to get Caber but my source doesnt have it neither does ar-r so Prami is what it has to be unfortunately but I do like the fact that it will potentially knock me out for the night and get some good sleep because I do get slight insomnia from tren and sleep like crap anyway, at least the last time I ran it with the long ester
I can save you the trouble if you like. It has nothing to do with GI ...Pepto was treating a symptom not a cause. The area of the brain responsible for triggering vomiting (i forget , it begins with an e ) is loaded with d2 receptors. Its just that simple.
As far as caber / prami I found some interesting info - prami act not only on d2 but significatly on d3 receptors. Caber does not. D3 receptors play a crucial role in male sexual function. Prami , imo , is the better choice. If you titraet up dosage quite often the nausea will not occur.Its a shorter half life , but a more powerful effect (thus the nausea you dont get with caber). Also its stable in liquid form and eay to get.
I have another question about dosing actually.
My cycle is as follows:
Test Prop 150mg EOD
Tren Ace 75mg EOD
Arimidex .25 daily
Prami 1mg per week
PCT
Clomid 100/50/50/50
Nolvadex 40/20/20/20
My question is that the Prami is coming in 1mg/ml , the letro (just in case) is 2.5 mg/ml, and the Arimidex is 1mg/ml. What is going to be the best way to take an accurate measurement for dosing purposes for these three?
I JUST happened to read this when browsing some info on Pramiprexole. Seems like for the enhanced sexual performance side effects, Prami may actually be the better choice! I have yet to personally use Prami, but this is making me want to try it just to see. If Caber can have a significant increase on sexual performance and libido through D2 receptors, I can't imagine what Pramiprexole's effect would be.
Thanks Atomini. I have a few insulin syringes laying around. what would be the conversion since they are in iu's?
Evolution06, its simple math here. If you have a bottle of Prami and Arimidex both dosed at 1mg per ml, then that means that if you want 1mg... then extract and consume 1ml. If you want 0.5mg, then extract and consume 0.5ml (half a ml), also known as 5iu (100iu is a whole ml). Hence why an insulin syringe is a 1ml syringe, but it is paritioned off in 10 smaller units (100ius divided by 10).
If your Letro is dosed at 2.5mg per ml, then take 2.5 and divide it by 10. The answer is 0.25mg. This means there is 0.25mg per 10iu.
Last edited by Atomini; 10-12-2012 at 11:06 AM. Reason: Corrected unit errors
Awesome, your the man! Love the info I get from you guys and that I read about on here!
Prami would knock me out then 3 hours later I'd be wide awake and have restless sleep all night. Since stopping, my sleep has been great. Going to use it as needed from now on.
So then this would be accurate?
Dosing for Letro, Prami, and Arimidex
Arimidex - 2.5 iu daily = .25mg I need daily
Prami - 1.4 iu daily = 1mg per week I need
Letro - .25 iu = .25mg
Considering they are Prami 1mg/ml , letro 2.5 mg/ml, and Arimidex is 1mg/ml
Prami needs to be dosed daily, not weekly.
Right, 1.4 iu daily will get me to the 1mg per week I need right?
Also, the letro conversion was correct?
Why are you looking at Prami in a weekly dosing manner? Just take 0.5mg of prami per day (that would be half a ml, or 50iu), and slowly but surely see if you can work your way up to 1mg per day eventually.
I also think your idea of the measurement units is still wrong. Here, look at this, its a typical insulin syringe:
That WHOLE syringe filled all the way up to the 100 mark is ONE ml. That means one whole full syringe is 1mg of Prami, 1mg of Arimidex, and 2.5mg of Letro. See how the markings on the syringe go up in increments of 10 (10, 20, 30, 40, etc.) until it gets to 100? Those are ius. But I would suggest not looking at those as iu and instead look at each of them as 1/10 of a ml. So, put simply:
10iu = 0.1ml
20iu = 0.2ml
And so on and so forth, until a full syringe (100iu) is 1ml.
Makes sense?
Makes sense now, Im horrible with measurements when it comes to conversions, thanks again
Just remember, if something is measured as Xmg/ml, then just divide X by 10 and you'll get however many mg there are per 10iu in that insulin syringe (aka 1microliter). The reason for this is because there are 10 microliters in 1 mililitre. There are 10 mililiters in 1 centilitre. There are 10 centilitres in 1 decilitre. And finally, there are 10 decilitres in one liter.
10iu = 1 microliter = 0.1ml
Ok that also really helps so one final check to make sure I am right.
Arimidex - 25 iu = .25mg I need daily
Prami - 50 iu per day = .5mg working up to 100 iu to get to the full 1mg depending on the sides
Letro - 10 iu = .25mg
Yup, you got it right now.
With the Prami, some people have found that they need to start at 0.25mg per day because they're so sensitive to the nausea but you'll see as you go on.
Ok great, thats a VERY good point so I will start out scaling it up. Thanks
Or to make things even easier.
http://peptidecalculator.com/calculator.php
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