Nolva or letro on cycle for gyno?

[john283]

I'm not on a cycle now, just planning ahead. If i develop a lump during the cycle (even while using aromasin or arimidex (haven't decided on one yet)), should I add in nolva at 20mg or add in letro at .25mg to reverse it? I have heard nolva does nto work well with a-dex so should I do nolva if I'm using aromasin, otherwise use letro?

Thank you!

[numbere]

If your using dex nolva is fine for gyno treatment. As long as you keep your e2 within range with an AI then gyno shouldn't be an issue. Make sure to get mid cycle blood work in order to dial in your AI dose.

Stop Using Aromatase Inhibitors to Reverse gynecomastia! SERM's Only!

[john283]

If your using dex nolva is fine for gyno treatment. As long as you keep your e2 within range with an AI then gyno shouldn't be an issue. Make sure to get mid cycle blood work in order to dial in your AI dose.

Stop Using Aromatase Inhibitors to Reverse gynecomastia! SERM's Only!

Thank you for that link sir, was looking for it before actually. I'm going to get both aromasin and arimidex and start with aromasin because I heard it increases test and is stronger than a-dex but I'll skip out on the letro. Thanks again

Also, what oral would you recommend for a first cycle with test e that is dry. (I'm aware test alone is best for a first cycle, I just want it on standby for the last few weeks if the cycle went well).

-winstrol (heard of the joints issue)
- tbol (looks good to me)
- anavar (a bit expensive)
- equipoise (haven't researched it enough yet to know how it works).

Any others that could be added to the list that I can choose from?

[numbere]

Before you order any products you should give this thread a solid read.

The young and Steroids

[Ashop]

If your using dex nolva is fine for gyno treatment. As long as you keep your e2 within range with an AI then gyno shouldn't be an issue. Make sure to get mid cycle blood work in order to dial in your AI dose.

Stop Using Aromatase Inhibitors to Reverse gynecomastia! SERM's Only!

Interesting article, thanks for sharing the link.