Aromasin vs arimidex

[Ghoul]

I agree with all the above. There's individual response of course, one may just be better regardless of other's experience.

That said, asin, to me, feels smoother all around. Physically, emotionally.

 

[psauce]

This really is one of those YMMV areas. Estrogen being synthesized on a tissue-specific basis leaves a ton of room for individual variability. Simply from a harm reduction standpoint, a very low dose of exemestane is much easier to titrate up until symptoms disappear than trying to get an anastrazole dose right without risking a crash. The Adex E2 crash is only a few days, but it's awful... heart goes out to all women experiencing menopause.

 

[YatesIsBased]

Unfortunately, I won't be a good judge of what works better. I've half-assed the Adex, only taking it when I felt what I assumed were symptoms. Sensitive nips.
But it seems I'm not real in tune with my feels. High E2 doesn't seem to bother me much or I just don't recognize it. It was only just before my recent blood test came back with E2 at 230 that I noticed anything. No nip sensitivity, but I teared up watching the Fall Guy movie. LOL. Amused my wife who's never seen this emotion from me.
However, I ordered some Xtane on Ghoul's recommendation. I'll diligently dial it in with bloodwork and report back.

 

[intense_bulldoze]

Def YMMV. I prefer aromasin as well as I find it easier to lock in my dose but when it comes to asin vs adex, one is not objectively better than the other.

Eye of the beholder.