Reply With QuoteWhen it's in the liquid form it's sold as research products so it's legal to purchase for research purposes, when it's in a pill form you need a script for it, it's the same ingredients though. Just a different process of raw materials, if you use a good research company the liquid works just as well. Hope this helps some
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05-15-2011, 07:38 AM #1Registered User
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Whats the difference in research chem ai,s and pct vs ai,s and pct from gear site in pill form? Like clomid...
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05-15-2011, 07:45 AM #2Twisted Steel
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Thanks it helps.. Just wanted to see if there were the same potency.. And how do you convert the measurements from pill to liquid? Say like 100mgs of clomid..
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I just looked at ep. I'm guessing it's the same mg for mg. Is that right?
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I like the liquid form research chems because they are easier to dose imo, you will get an oral syringe with your order, or pick one up at walgreens.
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