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@HilmaBiocare, I've placed an order (BB6117) on 25th and made the payment on 26th (via Wise) and sent the proof of payment using the provided link. My order status is still "unpaid".Could you please check if there is something wrong, do I need to send you the proof of payment again?

Thanks!
 
Guys its BLACKFRIDAY!

Place your orders at really good prices, you have time until 27 november.

Keep in mind that referal bonuses and discounts for first order will be switched off during this time!

Larry69it


Order 6150​

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Larry69it

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2 minutes ago
Hello my order 6150 with bbpower paid 25 november not yet confirmed...
I've had to pay 50€ for quick shipping instead of 10€..
Shipping whitin 48hrs???
 
@HilmaBiocare, I've placed an order (BB6117) on 25th and made the payment on 26th (via Wise) and sent the proof of payment using the provided link. My order status is still "unpaid".Could you please check if there is something wrong, do I need to send you the proof of payment again?

Thanks!
Hello sir, we are experiencing large volumes of sales due to blackfriday , so there might be slight delays. All orders will be processed on queue basis. Tell me if problem will not be solved in few days :)

Larry69it

Order 6150​

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Larry69it

Junior Member​

2 minutes ago
Hello my order 6150 with bbpower paid 25 november not yet confirmed...
I've had to pay 50€ for quick shipping instead of 10€..
Shipping whitin 48hrs???
Hello, thanks for using our service,replied you in PM! :)
 
Second order has been placed, proof of payment has been uploaded a few minutes ago -> BB6300

I'll keep you updated about the order, delvery and shipping!

cant wait for the juice..
Thanks for posting and hope to see updates from you!

Do you ship to the Nordics?
Not to all countries, better ask us for conditions in pm or via contacts.
 
Arimidex, aka anastrozole in our area.

Description of the drug:

Anastrozole is an anti-estrogenic drug developed to treat advanced breast cancer in women. Specifically, this drug is the first in a new class of third-generation selective oral aromatase inhibitors. It works by blocking the aromatase enzyme, subsequently blocking estrogen production in the body. Because many breast cancer cells are stimulated by estrogen, reducing the levels of this hormone in the body can slow the progression of the disease. This is also the main use of tamoxifen or Nolvadex , except that Nolvadex blocks the action of estrogen on the receptor rather than its actual endogenous production. The effect of anastrozole can be very significant, as a daily dose of 1 mg (usually 1 tablet) can cause estrogen suppression of more than 80% in treated patients. Given the powerful effects of this drug on the hormonal background, it is usually prescribed only to postmenopausal women. Side effects such as hot flashes and hair thinning can occur during therapy and will be much more serious in premenopausal patients. For male athletes who use steroids, anastrozole is used to minimize the side effects associated with elevated estrogen levels resulting from the use of anabolic/androgenic steroids. Compared to traditional methods, anastrozole is much more effective at controlling estrogen.



History:

Anastrozole was developed by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals and approved for use in the United States in late 1995. The drug was developed as a new adjunctive treatment for operable breast cancer in postmenopausal patients, an area of medicine where tamoxifen had long been used. Significant data were needed to change the trend of prescribing the drug away from this established drug treatment. Shortly after its release, anastrozole was investigated in an extremely large, multicenter, double-blind study conducted in Rome (ATAC). The study evaluated the use of anastrozole and tamoxifen, alone or in combination, in 9,366 postmenopausal women after breast cancer surgery. The results showed that anastrozole was superior to tamoxifen in terms of disease regression and improved overall survival. After the results of this study were published in 2002, anastrozole became a new contender for additional treatment for postmenopausal breast cancer. Around the same time, the drug gained popularity among male bodybuilders and athletes, who began to notice the strong estrogen suppression caused by anastrozole, both from anecdotal reports from others and from clinical trials.



How it's delivered:

Anastrozole most often comes in 1 mg tablets.



Structural Characteristics:

Anastrozole is classified as a selective nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. It has a chemical designation of benzenediacetonitrile.

Side effects:

Common side effects associated with aromatase inhibitor use include hot flashes, joint pain, weakness, fatigue, mood changes, depression, increased blood pressure, swollen hands/legs, and headache. Aromatase inhibitors can also decrease bone mineral density, which can lead to osteoporosis and increased fractures in predisposed patients. Some people may also react to taking the drug with gastrointestinal side effects, including nausea and vomiting. Aromatase inhibitors can harm the development of the unborn fetus, so they should not be taken or used during pregnancy. When aromatase inhibitors are taken by men (off-label) to reduce estrogen during long-term steroid use, they can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) by delaying some of the beneficial effects of estrogen on cholesterol values. Studies have shown that when aromatizable steroids, such as testosterone enanthate, are taken in combination with an aromatase inhibitor, the suppression of HDL (good) cholesterol levels becomes much more pronounced. Because the estrogen receptor agonist/antagonist Nolvadex® usually has no such anti-estrogenic (negative) effect on cholesterol levels, it is generally preferred to aromatase inhibitors for estrogen maintenance by male bodybuilders and athletes who are concerned about cardiovascular health. However, today it is not the most correct protocol of using tamoxifen because the purpose of anti-estrogens differs from aromatase inhibitors.



Application:

Anastrozole is approved by the FDA for additional treatment of postmenopausal women with hormone receptors.

In early-stage breast cancer, first-line treatment for postmenopausal women with locally advanced metastatic breast cancer that is hormone receptor positive or unknown, and treatment of advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women with disease progression after tamoxifen therapy. In all cases, a dosage of 1 mg per day is prescribed until disease progression has stopped. When used to mitigate the estrogenic side effects of anabolic/androgenic steroids, male athletes and bodybuilders typically take 0.5 mg to 1 mg of anastrozole per day. In some cases, half a tablet (0.5 mg) taken every other day is enough to reduce estrogen accumulation. When used with easily aromatizable androgens such as methandrostenolone or testosterone, gynecomastia and water retention are often effectively blocked. In addition, anastrozole use can reduce fat mass, which can also be related to estrogen levels. As a result, the muscles and physique become firmer and more refined, which makes this drug interesting for dieting/slimming as well.

It should be noted that food has no effect on absorption of anastrozole, so the drug can be taken during or between meals.



Accessibility:

Anastrozole is widely available in the United States and many other countries as a prescription drug. It is also readily available on the black market.
 
Arimidex, aka anastrozole in our area.

Description of the drug:

Anastrozole is an anti-estrogenic drug developed to treat advanced breast cancer in women. Specifically, this drug is the first in a new class of third-generation selective oral aromatase inhibitors. It works by blocking the aromatase enzyme, subsequently blocking estrogen production in the body. Because many breast cancer cells are stimulated by estrogen, reducing the levels of this hormone in the body can slow the progression of the disease. This is also the main use of tamoxifen or Nolvadex , except that Nolvadex blocks the action of estrogen on the receptor rather than its actual endogenous production. The effect of anastrozole can be very significant, as a daily dose of 1 mg (usually 1 tablet) can cause estrogen suppression of more than 80% in treated patients. Given the powerful effects of this drug on the hormonal background, it is usually prescribed only to postmenopausal women. Side effects such as hot flashes and hair thinning can occur during therapy and will be much more serious in premenopausal patients. For male athletes who use steroids, anastrozole is used to minimize the side effects associated with elevated estrogen levels resulting from the use of anabolic/androgenic steroids. Compared to traditional methods, anastrozole is much more effective at controlling estrogen.



History:

Anastrozole was developed by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals and approved for use in the United States in late 1995. The drug was developed as a new adjunctive treatment for operable breast cancer in postmenopausal patients, an area of medicine where tamoxifen had long been used. Significant data were needed to change the trend of prescribing the drug away from this established drug treatment. Shortly after its release, anastrozole was investigated in an extremely large, multicenter, double-blind study conducted in Rome (ATAC). The study evaluated the use of anastrozole and tamoxifen, alone or in combination, in 9,366 postmenopausal women after breast cancer surgery. The results showed that anastrozole was superior to tamoxifen in terms of disease regression and improved overall survival. After the results of this study were published in 2002, anastrozole became a new contender for additional treatment for postmenopausal breast cancer. Around the same time, the drug gained popularity among male bodybuilders and athletes, who began to notice the strong estrogen suppression caused by anastrozole, both from anecdotal reports from others and from clinical trials.



How it's delivered:

Anastrozole most often comes in 1 mg tablets.



Structural Characteristics:

Anastrozole is classified as a selective nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. It has a chemical designation of benzenediacetonitrile.

Side effects:

Common side effects associated with aromatase inhibitor use include hot flashes, joint pain, weakness, fatigue, mood changes, depression, increased blood pressure, swollen hands/legs, and headache. Aromatase inhibitors can also decrease bone mineral density, which can lead to osteoporosis and increased fractures in predisposed patients. Some people may also react to taking the drug with gastrointestinal side effects, including nausea and vomiting. Aromatase inhibitors can harm the development of the unborn fetus, so they should not be taken or used during pregnancy. When aromatase inhibitors are taken by men (off-label) to reduce estrogen during long-term steroid use, they can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) by delaying some of the beneficial effects of estrogen on cholesterol values. Studies have shown that when aromatizable steroids, such as testosterone enanthate, are taken in combination with an aromatase inhibitor, the suppression of HDL (good) cholesterol levels becomes much more pronounced. Because the estrogen receptor agonist/antagonist Nolvadex® usually has no such anti-estrogenic (negative) effect on cholesterol levels, it is generally preferred to aromatase inhibitors for estrogen maintenance by male bodybuilders and athletes who are concerned about cardiovascular health. However, today it is not the most correct protocol of using tamoxifen because the purpose of anti-estrogens differs from aromatase inhibitors.



Application:

Anastrozole is approved by the FDA for additional treatment of postmenopausal women with hormone receptors.

In early-stage breast cancer, first-line treatment for postmenopausal women with locally advanced metastatic breast cancer that is hormone receptor positive or unknown, and treatment of advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women with disease progression after tamoxifen therapy. In all cases, a dosage of 1 mg per day is prescribed until disease progression has stopped. When used to mitigate the estrogenic side effects of anabolic/androgenic steroids, male athletes and bodybuilders typically take 0.5 mg to 1 mg of anastrozole per day. In some cases, half a tablet (0.5 mg) taken every other day is enough to reduce estrogen accumulation. When used with easily aromatizable androgens such as methandrostenolone or testosterone, gynecomastia and water retention are often effectively blocked. In addition, anastrozole use can reduce fat mass, which can also be related to estrogen levels. As a result, the muscles and physique become firmer and more refined, which makes this drug interesting for dieting/slimming as well.

It should be noted that food has no effect on absorption of anastrozole, so the drug can be taken during or between meals.



Accessibility:

Anastrozole is widely available in the United States and many other countries as a prescription drug. It is also readily available on the black market.
Great read! Thanx! It is quite interesting to read your posts about different products and its history... Yep, I'm that kind of nerd LOL
 
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Arimidex, aka anastrozole in our area.

Description of the drug:

Anastrozole is an anti-estrogenic drug developed to treat advanced breast cancer in women. Specifically, this drug is the first in a new class of third-generation selective oral aromatase inhibitors. It works by blocking the aromatase enzyme, subsequently blocking estrogen production in the body. Because many breast cancer cells are stimulated by estrogen, reducing the levels of this hormone in the body can slow the progression of the disease. This is also the main use of tamoxifen or Nolvadex , except that Nolvadex blocks the action of estrogen on the receptor rather than its actual endogenous production. The effect of anastrozole can be very significant, as a daily dose of 1 mg (usually 1 tablet) can cause estrogen suppression of more than 80% in treated patients. Given the powerful effects of this drug on the hormonal background, it is usually prescribed only to postmenopausal women. Side effects such as hot flashes and hair thinning can occur during therapy and will be much more serious in premenopausal patients. For male athletes who use steroids, anastrozole is used to minimize the side effects associated with elevated estrogen levels resulting from the use of anabolic/androgenic steroids. Compared to traditional methods, anastrozole is much more effective at controlling estrogen.



History:

Anastrozole was developed by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals and approved for use in the United States in late 1995. The drug was developed as a new adjunctive treatment for operable breast cancer in postmenopausal patients, an area of medicine where tamoxifen had long been used. Significant data were needed to change the trend of prescribing the drug away from this established drug treatment. Shortly after its release, anastrozole was investigated in an extremely large, multicenter, double-blind study conducted in Rome (ATAC). The study evaluated the use of anastrozole and tamoxifen, alone or in combination, in 9,366 postmenopausal women after breast cancer surgery. The results showed that anastrozole was superior to tamoxifen in terms of disease regression and improved overall survival. After the results of this study were published in 2002, anastrozole became a new contender for additional treatment for postmenopausal breast cancer. Around the same time, the drug gained popularity among male bodybuilders and athletes, who began to notice the strong estrogen suppression caused by anastrozole, both from anecdotal reports from others and from clinical trials.



How it's delivered:

Anastrozole most often comes in 1 mg tablets.



Structural Characteristics:

Anastrozole is classified as a selective nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. It has a chemical designation of benzenediacetonitrile.

Side effects:

Common side effects associated with aromatase inhibitor use include hot flashes, joint pain, weakness, fatigue, mood changes, depression, increased blood pressure, swollen hands/legs, and headache. Aromatase inhibitors can also decrease bone mineral density, which can lead to osteoporosis and increased fractures in predisposed patients. Some people may also react to taking the drug with gastrointestinal side effects, including nausea and vomiting. Aromatase inhibitors can harm the development of the unborn fetus, so they should not be taken or used during pregnancy. When aromatase inhibitors are taken by men (off-label) to reduce estrogen during long-term steroid use, they can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) by delaying some of the beneficial effects of estrogen on cholesterol values. Studies have shown that when aromatizable steroids, such as testosterone enanthate, are taken in combination with an aromatase inhibitor, the suppression of HDL (good) cholesterol levels becomes much more pronounced. Because the estrogen receptor agonist/antagonist Nolvadex® usually has no such anti-estrogenic (negative) effect on cholesterol levels, it is generally preferred to aromatase inhibitors for estrogen maintenance by male bodybuilders and athletes who are concerned about cardiovascular health. However, today it is not the most correct protocol of using tamoxifen because the purpose of anti-estrogens differs from aromatase inhibitors.



Application:

Anastrozole is approved by the FDA for additional treatment of postmenopausal women with hormone receptors.

In early-stage breast cancer, first-line treatment for postmenopausal women with locally advanced metastatic breast cancer that is hormone receptor positive or unknown, and treatment of advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women with disease progression after tamoxifen therapy. In all cases, a dosage of 1 mg per day is prescribed until disease progression has stopped. When used to mitigate the estrogenic side effects of anabolic/androgenic steroids, male athletes and bodybuilders typically take 0.5 mg to 1 mg of anastrozole per day. In some cases, half a tablet (0.5 mg) taken every other day is enough to reduce estrogen accumulation. When used with easily aromatizable androgens such as methandrostenolone or testosterone, gynecomastia and water retention are often effectively blocked. In addition, anastrozole use can reduce fat mass, which can also be related to estrogen levels. As a result, the muscles and physique become firmer and more refined, which makes this drug interesting for dieting/slimming as well.

It should be noted that food has no effect on absorption of anastrozole, so the drug can be taken during or between meals.



Accessibility:

Anastrozole is widely available in the United States and many other countries as a prescription drug. It is also readily available on the black market.
This is some really solid information about this a.i. good dosing for me personally is similar to your with .5mg e.o.d., in some cases 2x/wk depending on what other compounds and dosages I'm taking. For instance is I'm running 1000mg test/600mg eq I will probably use .5mg e.o.d. if only 750mg test /500npp/ 600mg masteron e I may only use adex 2x/wk because drostanolone has a.i. properties of its own. When getting ready for a bodybuilding competition I recommend to my people 1mg daily this really helps dry them up and look harder. When trying to grow we want some estrogen so using this during a bulk phase we only want to use enough to keep estrogen sides at bay not completely crush estrogen when using wet compounds like test /d bol/ deca so we can still make gains. We are all different and react to all these compounds differently so it's important to know your body and do blood work before on and after cycle or even multiple times while on to see what dosage is getting your levels where you want them to be.
 
WARNING!

I ordered some hilma gear on thebbpower. I asked for France to France shipping.

I just saw from the tracking number that the package was sent from Lituania.

I am very angry tbh right now, i cannot take any risks to order outside of my country because of one recent seizure. I ordered from thebbpower because they had an option for shipping France to France.

Be careful french guys if you order from thebbpower.
 
WARNING!

I ordered some hilma gear on thebbpower. I asked for France to France shipping.

I just saw from the tracking number that the package was sent from Lituania.

I am very angry tbh right now, i cannot take any risks to order outside of my country because of one recent seizure. I ordered from thebbpower because they had an option for shipping France to France.

Be careful french guys if you order from thebbpower.
that is unacceptable
 
Writing here because I couldn’t get a response in the bbpower chat on Friday:

I ordered Oxandrolone and Tren Ace, but the website now shows Oxandrolone as unavailable in the EU-EU warehouse. How will this affect shipping? Will I have to wait for a restock or will you guys ship from another warehouse?
 
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