Reply With QuoteHey man, I tried the AMS 1-Androsterone for 8 weeks using the recommended dose. I really didn't feel anything from it. If you are going to use the sublingual, I would go with a higher dose than they recommend. If I was going to do 1-AD again, however, I would do the Ergopharm. How much are you planning on taking?
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1-andro sublingual vs. Ergopharm 1-ad
Hey all debating wether to go with one of the above
mentioned. Trying to get more cut than mass since I already have good mass. anyone taken either of these? Would like a little input from someone who has taken if possible. 1-andro sublingual is from advanced muscle science, they recommend arom-x for pct, not sure what to stack with ergopharm. Any advice would be welcome, thanks!
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Well they have a 6 week cycle of sublingual, I was thinking of making it a 4 week cycle.
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