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I have heard about taking 6-oxo after a cycle, but not as often as say novladex or clomid. Is 6-oxo even comparable to these?
Woody
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NO. Its an OTC (over the counter) supp. Thats like comparing Pro Hormones to Gear. WAY WAY differnt. -
Why bother with it Bro when it's that easy to just get nolvadex and clomid.Comment
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Well do you know where I could get some novladex tabs, so far all I can find is the injectable kind. Thanks
WoodyLast edited by jwoody; 12-19-04, 08:17 PM.Comment
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Injectable kind??? No such thing Bro. You are referring to the liquid nolvadex, in which case you drink it.Comment
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oh really, good to know, now I feel like an idiot, I saw in the picture a syringe, thought you injected it. My mistake... thanks for the clear up.Comment
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JWoody, i dont think you have done enough research yet. You better keep reading, not to be rude, but you could seriously fuck your self up if you dont know what you are doing.
Good luck
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I am not going to do anything right, now. That is why I am asking the question to learn, I can't learn without asking questions.Comment
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Just for clarification, the efficacy of a supplement or anything else for that matter is not judged on its easy of availability. I agree with your statement that 6-oxo isnt comparable to clomid or novladex, but its not because its over the counter.Originally posted by Stout1
NO. Its an OTC (over the counter) supp. Thats like comparing Pro Hormones to Gear. WAY WAY differnt.Comment
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that search button at the top of the screen can work wonders bruthaComment
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Well said - legality has nothing to do with how well something works (although what does work best often ends up being banned).Originally posted by YellowJacket
Just for clarification, the efficacy of a supplement or anything else for that matter is not judged on its easy of availability. I agree with your statement that 6-oxo isnt comparable to clomid or novladex, but its not because its over the counter.
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