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Anabolic Steroids
Legit Letro source?
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mercury
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there was a good legit place in India called
xlpharmacy.com
It was a while I ordered last time I do not see them anymore
they had good anastrozone, nolvadex, letro made by pharmaceutical companies in India
do google search for on line pharmacies in India
xlpharmacy.com
It was a while I ordered last time I do not see them anymore
they had good anastrozone, nolvadex, letro made by pharmaceutical companies in India
do google search for on line pharmacies in India
The only reliable sources is not in India, China or Canada but your local US pharmacy.
Find a doc who will prescribe it legally and start now.
Find a doc who will prescribe it legally and start now.
The pharmacist or 24k.
Supermansson11
Member
Naps.has a good India brand never done me wrong.
24K was good for me, I'm sure Pharmacist is good too as his products are always legit.
lol! Well we gotta work with what we've gotI'll bet my supplier is better than yourssss, nah, naddy, nah
There ARE docs that prescribe PCT and other ancillary drugs, especially in your area. Heck if need be try one of the "hormone clinics". My problem with many of those HOW they profit such as:
- the sale of "supplements"
- the sale of nonproprietary compounded TT creams or ointments
- excessive lab testing (from heavy metals to Lyme disease antigen testing)
- unnecessary return visits
- the use of vague and poorly established criteria to diagnose any number of conditions
(from TRT to mood disorders)
My suggestion just be UP FRONT about what you want (ancillary drugs) and why you need it (to combat the adverse effects of AAS) mate.
Yea your likely to pay more for such therapy BUT its well worth it in the long haul IME
Finally I would suggest the complete avoidance of any manufacture or distributor that resides in INDIA or CHINA as quality control measures are, for all intents and purposes, nonexistent!
- the sale of "supplements"
- the sale of nonproprietary compounded TT creams or ointments
- excessive lab testing (from heavy metals to Lyme disease antigen testing)
- unnecessary return visits
- the use of vague and poorly established criteria to diagnose any number of conditions
(from TRT to mood disorders)
My suggestion just be UP FRONT about what you want (ancillary drugs) and why you need it (to combat the adverse effects of AAS) mate.
Yea your likely to pay more for such therapy BUT its well worth it in the long haul IME
Finally I would suggest the complete avoidance of any manufacture or distributor that resides in INDIA or CHINA as quality control measures are, for all intents and purposes, nonexistent!
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