Why are YOU still using clomid?

[Atomini]

Toremifene seems also more expensive than tamoxifen as well.

Coincidentally, I originally wanted to use toremifene for the cycle I just started but my source was out of stock. I waited a few weeks to see if he'd get it back in stock and so I was too eager to start my cycle and just went for the nolvadex. I'm glad I did, because this is very reassurring.

Though i've heard that if you go 120mg per day instead of 60mg per day of toremifene, you get better recovery during PCT. But then you'd have to use more and hence buy more... so you're right, nolva wins out. Tried, tested, and true.

[Swifto]

Toremifene seems also more expensive than tamoxifen as well.

Coincidentally, I originally wanted to use toremifene for the cycle I just started but my source was out of stock. I waited a few weeks to see if he'd get it back in stock and so I was too eager to start my cycle and just went for the nolvadex. I'm glad I did, because this is very reassurring.

Though i've heard that if you go 120mg per day instead of 60mg per day of toremifene, you get better recovery during PCT. But then you'd have to use more and hence buy more... so you're right, nolva wins out. Tried, tested, and true.

Am I ever wrong?

[Standby]

Am I ever wrong?

i like that

[alpenguy]

Am I ever wrong?

You are reaching superhuman status. Thanks for your hard work and sharing. Although, I do have a question that has been bothering me for quite sometime( other than the multitude of HCG questions I have had)

It seems many members whom give advice here on the relentless " what do I do now?" quote the norm for pct serms,
Clomid 100/50/50/20
Nolva 40/40/20/20, and so on, yet most of the time the OP's thread does not state the actual amount of compounds used. Yet the same is suggested. I, have, but will not take Clomid, just cant handle it. But i have taken Nolva for years. But in a fashion that works with amounts and duration. I m no pro, but it would be welcomed to see such an 'amortization' if you will, on pct vs. aas usage.

[Swifto]

i understand that nolva in that study boosted LH and test, but what happens after cessation of its use? wouldnt you need a follow up study on the same subjects to determine 4 weeks later which subjects HPTA was restored more rather then which SERM initially boosted levels.

These studies usually have follow ups at 8, 12 and 24 weeks. I will look at the full paper.

i like that

I am wrong, I was being cocky!

You are reaching superhuman status. Thanks for your hard work and sharing. Although, I do have a question that has been bothering me for quite sometime( other than the multitude of HCG questions I have had)

It seems many members whom give advice here on the relentless " what do I do now?" quote the norm for pct serms,
Clomid 100/50/50/20
Nolva 40/40/20/20, and so on, yet most of the time the OP's thread does not state the actual amount of compounds used. Yet the same is suggested. I, have, but will not take Clomid, just cant handle it. But i have taken Nolva for years. But in a fashion that works with amounts and duration. I m no pro, but it would be welcomed to see such an 'amortization' if you will, on pct vs. aas usage.

Ha ha... Thanks.

You got me a little confused, but are you refering to the compound and their dosages changing with the various AAS used and their doses?