Aromasin......Is it worth the money?

[Anavar Man]

I'm choosing an Anti for my winter cycle and I would like to go with Aromasin. I have used Armidex, Proviron, Nolvadex etc. Is Aromasin that powerful and worth the money? Will is block to much estrogen and hinder my gains and sex drive? Feedback Please......

[skipp]

I only think its worth the money for pct, because you can use it with nolva. Other than that I'd go with adex because its cheaper.

[IBdmfkr]

Aromasin is hands down the best AI to use during or after a cycle IMO.
Is it worth the money? I guess if you want the least amount of sides. If that doesn't matter then take a cheaper alternative and just take nolva.. it's only your body.

[Anavar Man]

I will use it. It's not insanely expensive but a bit pricey compared to a-dex.

[Anavar Man]

Bump for input

[Hunter]

ok gyno surgery from 1,000-3500$ vs armonsin for like what 80$ choice seems simple to me

[I_Want_Abs]

i use liquidex on cycle as i dont have a problem with gyno and i would rather not use that strong of an AI during cycle. I use aromasin during pct as it also helps raise testosterone levels

[skipp]

I don't understand why you wouldn't choose the cheaper AI, as long as it is as effective as you want it to be and doesn't interfere with the other drugs you're taking. Only seems logical to take adex, unless you're using nolva too.

[Anavar Man]

The few extra bucks isn't the issue.I'm curious for people that have used Aromasin during cycle, how strong is it? Will it diminish my gains? Will I not have enough estrogen and my sex drive will be affected?

[Anavar Man]

Bump

[Myostatinus]

I don't understand why you wouldn't choose the cheaper AI, as long as it is as effective as you want it to be and doesn't interfere with the other drugs you're taking. Only seems logical to take adex, unless you're using nolva too.

The anti-aromatase effects of aromasin seem to last about 7 days:

Cancer Research 52, 5933-5939, November 1, 1992
Phase I and Endocrine Study of Exemestane (FCE 24304), a New Aromatase Inhibitor, in Postmenopausal Women
T. R. Jeffry Evans, Enrico Di Salle, Giorgio Ornati, Mercedes Lassus, Margherita Strollin Benedetti, Elio Pianezzola and R. Charles Coombes

http://cancerres.aacrjournals.org/cg...int/52/21/5933


as brass-man put it:


Using once weekly aromasin would still probably be a better option than arimidex or letrozole for PCT with Nolva. As a weekly dose of aromasin would no doubt afford more anti-aromatase activity than dramatiacolly reduced arimidex and letrozole.

Using aromasin 25mg once every 3 days would cost the same as arimidex 0.5mg daily. From the graph we can see that aromasin has a maximum efficiency at 3 days, dosing every 3 days would still allow to retain maximum efficiency, while not being more expensive than arimidex.