Pills Vs. Research Chemicals

[YouAintKnow330]

Do you all really think the research chemicals are as good as the real thing? Im having a problem finding Aromasin for my A. Roberts PCT and I may have to go the Research Chemical Route... What do experienced bro's think?

[shifty_git]

Do you all really think the research chemicals are as good as the real thing? Im having a problem finding Aromasin for my A. Roberts PCT and I may have to go the Research Chemical Route... What do experienced bro's think?

As long as there from a reliable Research company there the better option imo.

Same compund at a fraction of the price...

Also due to them being in liquid form ive found some compounds (letro for example) is much easier to dose...

As 1ml = 2.5mg and 1 tab = 2.5mg
If you want a 0.25mg dose its much easier to measure out 0.1ml with an oral syringe thans it is break tablet into a tenth.

Try Lion for aromasin - called Exemestane

If your desperate - Arimidex (liquidex) will do nearly as well...

[The WeaPoN]

i have used reseach chems and found them to be ideal however they sometimes can be underdosed or over, i also have them in pill form but are more expensive

[ecto9]

Lion's Nolva and Clomid worked for me.

[N4cer]

I remember some vet busted them out a while back for having severely underdosed products. No vet I know would even consider ordering from them.

[Teegunn]

IMHO - you will get better results from the actual pharmaceutical. That being said, it isn't easy to get a hold of, nor afford the real thing from a script.

[N4cer]

There are good liquids companies and if they're dosed properly and made properly they're just as good. Just seems some companies are shady mf'ers.

[Teegunn]

There are good liquids companies and if they're dosed properly and made properly they're just as good. Just seems some companies are shady mf'ers.

Ohh, I know there are some quality research companies. Lion being one. Still, I think the potency of 50mg of clomi from a pharma pill seemed stronger than the same dose from the research route. But beggars can't always be choosers.

[N4cer]

Well, your statement there is at least partially right. But as I said, there are "some companies" who have such a history of shady business that none of the trusted vets I know of will order from them.