T3

[Skeeter]

Which T3 is better, cynomel or tiromel.

 

[panabolic]

I'd go with Cynomel myself, no real reason just tried em and had the desired affects from them.

 

[Skeeter]

I'd go with Cynomel myself, no real reason just tried em and had the desired affects from them.

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[that]

Not even a question. cynomel by miles!

 

[Chip Bronson]

i'd like to know why that is bro. i mean both products are tri-iodio-thyronine aka t3 so, given equal doses, both ought to work the same no? does turkey just have horrible standards and underdoses the product? what's the deal here?

Not even a question. cynomel by miles!

 

[ohashi]

i'd like to know why that is bro. i mean both products are tri-iodio-thyronine aka t3 so, given equal doses, both ought to work the same no? does turkey just have horrible standards and underdoses the product? what's the deal here?

Used both, and both are exactly the same. I expected the Tiro to be underdosed for some reason, but it was good stuff.

 

[Starkraven]

i also used both. cynomel makes you tired as hell. but tiromel SUCKS. i expected the tiro to be great but it was underdosed and sucked. i guess i had a bad batch i got from two sources thousands of miles away from each other

 

[atomicone]

i'd like to know why that is bro. i mean both products are tri-iodio-thyronine aka t3 so, given equal doses, both ought to work the same no? does turkey just have horrible standards and underdoses the product? what's the deal here?

I can attest from personal knowledge that most generic drugs are under dosed by at least 20%. The FDA allows this much flucuation. This means Cytomel could be dosed at 120% of what it claims. 40% is a big difference. Go with the Cytomel it's still cheap as hell.