Reply With Quoteno they are different compounds, test is test. eq is well eq.
well technically eq is injectible dbol but no eq is not going to raise test. it will however shut down HPTA function
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Does EQ raise Test Levels?
Does EQ raise Test levels if taken with cyp? Cyp of course will raise levels but if EQ was taken with the cyp would levels be higher than if only cyp was taken? Thanks
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