Shelf life of Aromasin?
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09-15-2011, 05:37 PM #1Registered User
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Shelf life of Aromasin?
I pulled a rookie move for my first order and changed up my plans AFTER I had all the good on the way. I will need a third bottle of Aromasin but wonder what the shelf life is. Ill have probably half to 3/4 of a 30ml bottle left over. This is my first cycle and will stash it away for my second cycle.
My guess is 13-14 weeks on Test E only. Does that mean from rule of thumb I should take 13-14 weeks off after PCT? Still learning as I go. Thanks everyone.
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Yeah time off should roughly equal time on, with a longer break every 3-4 cycles. None of this is set in stone, gotta play it by ear.
As far as the Exem, should be fine for 6-12 months if stored properly. Personally I would just get a new bottle for your next cycles, Im assuming it's research grade and therefore pretty cheap.
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