u/pictou

Love the scale however they refuse to consider allowing a data export feature even with the paid version. It is my data...I want it when I want it and how I want it.

How do folks pin 2000 mg of compounds to avoid lumps and scar tissue?

How would you handle the implementation of EQ and Primo over the course of a 20 week cycle with 1000 mg test/wk both as a mass builder but also as an E2 controller.

Given they both work on different mechanisms.

Given they are long esters and EQ can stay functional for quite a while after stopping.

The objective is to start with EQ and transition to ~800 mg/wk primo at some point in the cycle without crashing estrogen.

Using steroid plotter helps a bit with this but doesn't capture the nuance and the transition to the degree I'd like.

I've run lots but not ever EQ. Have a bunch sitting around and thinking of a way to work it into my next cycle. Maybe the answer is "either/or" but not both.

Let's see what Reddit has to say. I'll ignore the usual douches that inevitably show up to show their supposed superiority because it's Reddit and douches abound but appreciate constructive comments. Let's see the ratio lol. Fucking Reddit is such a cesspool yet there is 10% of real value that remains led by the adults.

How do yall wrap up a blast? I like to run cycles long and use the last 4 weeks as a taper down on the injectables/add a 3-4 week oral for a strong finish since fatigue definitely begins to show over the last month. Curious what others do.

So sarms are typically used as an alternative to testosterone and so while on cycle I run 700 test and whatever peds I want. Sarms wont help as they would just compete for receptors and are less effective than test when in cycle...but when I drop back to cruise at say 150-200 mg trt could I add in sarms during this phase to keep my gains going without compromising my cruise objectives? I'm thinking not but not much experience with sarms so reckon I'd ask. Flame on!

So we had to move to an area that Telus does not cover shortly after renewing our contract if several years. They won't let us cancel it...first of all I thought they had to let you out if you moved to an area they don't provide service and secondly even if not the case utter stupid customer service business sense. When we moved back we would most likely have returned to Telus but not a chance in hell. So for a few months of revenue they throw away future years of customer loyalty. Utterly ridiculous and short sighted and you shouldn't be beholden to a contract if you are moving to a place they don't offer coverage especially since they practically force it in you to get anything close to affordable to begin with. This country is messed up.