Anavar 6 weeks PCT

[Bonaparte]

Yes. There is a difference. But in a broad sense, both work against the activity of estrogens.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antiestrogen

Not really. They work completely differently.
And SERMs have a VERY short onset of action (they occupy the ER in breast tissue and the pituitary within several hours of the first dose), despite their long half-lives, so your point about anti-estrogens taking too long to work after an oral cycle is incorrect.

[Steroidman99]

Not really. They work completely differently.
And SERMs have a VERY short onset of action (they occupy the ER in breast tissue and the pituitary within several hours of the first dose), despite their long half-lives, so your point about anti-estrogens taking too long to work after an oral cycle is incorrect.

Look, I won't lose my time with you discussing some tiny differences in semantics. The fact is that my experience with Nolvadex was routinely catastrophic and I won't repeat this experience again.

[Bonaparte]

Look, I won't lose my time with you disc ussing some tiny differences in semantics. The fact is that my experience with Nolvadex was routinely catastrophic and I won't repeat this experience again.

This isn't semantics. But yes, I agree that you should bow out.