Ideal time on PH's?
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09-29-2004, 04:45 AM #1SoCal. Stud ELITE MEMBER
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Ideal time on PH's?
ok so i was just wonder (not taking) whats the ideal time on a PH?
is it 3 months like a steroid cycle?
....and if it is.....480cc's(vpx) 10 cc's a day thats like 300$!? for 48 days
(paradeca/Decavar)
my god thats alot of money....
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09-29-2004, 07:27 AM #2Back from the dead
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It depends on what PH/PS you do. 1-AD is usually about 6 weeks, S1+ is usually a month and M1T is mostly run in month incriments as well. No PH cycle will run you $300 unless you get ripped off like crazy.
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