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MuscleInk
There are also published articles suggesting aromasin may be better on lipid profiles than anastrozole but the relationship is complex and somewhat inconclusive.
My understanding of some of the complaints about aromasin's ineffectiveness steamed from a single supplier/source. Similar suggestions were made of arimidex.
I wouldn't dismiss aromasin so readily. It is a potent and powerful aromatase suppressor and the side effect profile is somewhat more advantageous over arimidex.
I will certainly agree that the most empirical and practical approach is to take either compound and monitor blood levels of E2. If one is not regulating aromatase activity correctly (based on circulating estrogen), then dose adjust or switch compounds.