FYI....you can order industrial washers that serve as cheap micro plates at McMaster-Carr.
I didn't bother reading the 3 pages of posts the OP got. Another Bill Roberts dick rider. He's a good businessman but a tool. He's a fucking idiot. The shit your reading is from the late 90's. 2 week cycles? WTF is wrong with you. Join your local community college and bond with some other boring folks interested in useless info.
If you think you're going to accomplish anything in 2 weeks with any compound, you're a fool. You're a bore and a pompous fuck who believes himself to be smarter than the rest of us here.
What's up with your social life? If you are lucky enough to have a girl, do you find her dozing off while listening to your nonsense?
Let me guess as I haven't read your entire post.....you're concerned with your liver and blah blah blah? Gear is given to people with compromised immune sysstems. You'll be fine. Run a real cycle like a regular person. Are you afraid to cross the street? Does someone need to hold your hand? WTF?
I didn't bother reading the 3 pages of posts the OP got. Another Bill Roberts dick rider. He's a good businessman but a tool. He's a fucking idiot.
Not exactly clear what you're goals are with regards to AAS. But some people want to look good and improve performance while using the least possible amount of AAS and keeping side effects to an absolute minimum.
Unfortunately, few people on the forums are proposing strategies to accomplish this. Instead, the general philosophy tends to be to take more and more steroids because this is the path to greater gains.
There is truth in this approach but IMO this is the idiot's approach to steroid use.
Optimizing training and nutrition while maximizing the effects of the steroids being used is the smarter approach IMO. If people did this, they could make the same or greater gains on less than half the AAS dosage they are using.
I applaud those who try to find safer ways to make more gains from less steroids with fewer side effects. Too bad there are not more intelligent people proposing strategies aimed at accomplishing the same.
If someone did a 4-6 week cycle would it be smart to start with test p and use for the first 2 weeks and then switch over to test e for the remainer?
I couldn't agree more. I don't think 2 weeks is enough for me personally, probably closer to 4-6 weeks might be optimal. But that being said I'm open to new ways of doing things instead of using the "more is better" approach. I like thinking outside the box and this is that type of thread.
If someone did a 4-6 week cycle would it be smart to start with test p and use for the first 2 weeks and then switch over to test e for the remainer?
Not exactly clear what you're goals are with regards to AAS. But some people want to look good and improve performance while using the least possible amount of AAS and keeping side effects to an absolute minimum.
Unfortunately, few people on the forums are proposing strategies to accomplish this. Instead, the general philosophy tends to be to take more and more steroids because this is the path to greater gains.
There is truth in this approach but IMO this is the idiot's approach to steroid use.
Optimizing training and nutrition while maximizing the effects of the steroids being used is the smarter approach IMO. If people did this, they could make the same or greater gains on less than half the AAS dosage they are using.
I applaud those who try to find safer ways to make more gains from less steroids with fewer side effects. Too bad there are not more intelligent people proposing strategies aimed at accomplishing the same.