Im back on tren and after only a few days my nips already seem lil puffy so im getting some liquid caber. How do you guys dose your caber? ive seen some do .5 ed and .5 eod. what has worked for u guys?
You don't need to much of the stuff to be honest. .5 mg 2x weekly suffices for many. I find my sweet spot to be .5 3x weekly.
It is a well known fact that caber isn't a stable solution, so if you wanted to go the liquid route stick to prami. I prefer caber over prami because prami seems to make me moody and depressed sometimes.
Im back on tren and after only a few days my nips already seem lil puffy so im getting some liquid caber. How do you guys dose your caber? ive seen some do .5 ed and .5 eod. what has worked for u guys?
as I say before caber is highly overused if you just want to replace endogenous testosterone levels, a normal mid-to-high level is usually achieved with 100-125mg of an ester per week.
cabergoline addresses prolactin, not progestins. I don't think it should be a standard drug. Progestational steroids are usually not problematic so long as estrogen is kept in control, which aromasin usually does fairly well.
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