Reply With QuoteDon't see how it would be a problem. Similar to starting test e with prop. I say go for it
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Tren a before e
I'm going to be running tren e for a cut cycle but I also have some tren a. My thought was that I would start the tren a and e at the same time for two weeks. This way the a is working then stop the a after two weeks and the e will be working at that point. Any thoughts on this. Or has anyone done this before? I want to experiment unless someone can give input against it.
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Originally Posted by keith1569
Blood levels might be a bit fluctiating, but its only for 2 weeks. Perhaps drop teh 2nd weeks dosage of TREN-A down a bit to compensate for what Tren-E might be clearing earlier than 2 weeks.
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