It should be time on+pct= time off, but I can't waite that long, so usually couple months lol.
Just like the thread title says. For the guys who actually cycle and don't cruise all of the time. How much time do you actually take off? I know that time on + PCT = Time off but i know that everyone fudges that.![]()

It should be time on+pct= time off, but I can't waite that long, so usually couple months lol.


I waited long enough....another 2 weeks and I'm back in the saddle!!
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If I cycle for 12 weeks then 4 weeks of pct. I just take off about 10 weeks then start again. So I shave off about 6 weeks frommthe whole time on plus pct=time off. At least
I'm honest about it.

Depends on how suppressive the cycle was, typically time on/time off.
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+1 This is the truth. I was at my doc's last week and had blood work done. He knows the lifestyle I lead and after having checked all my numbers, he told me another 2 weeks and I'm good to go. Yes, it depends also on how heavy the cycle was, but at the end of the day it's whatever your blood says. Well put CT.
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I fucked up also and have about 75% of my next one ready to go. And enough dough to go ahead and order the rest. Thing is im still about 4 weeks away from PCT.
Everytime I look at the stash I get antsy.
I've only done designer oral cycles prior to my current test run. They were always 4-6 weeks so I would go 4 weeks PCT, 4-6 weeks natural (same as cycle length) then jump back on. I've since learned the importance and relative ease of getting bloodwork done.
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