Big Daddy Rabbit
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Is it necessary or recommended to run PCT if you are on TRT?
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Hey brother thanks for the info! I just started TRT, but I'm in the over 40 class so I'm on the TRT for life program.
"paying $$ for sides." I like that onePCT = POST cycle therapy
Running clomid or nolvadex while there's still synthetic TT in your body is like paying $$ for sides. It's useless and harmful if anything.
Arimidex is used for breastcancer patients and hCG is a fertility drug for women. Insurance companies will look at these drugs and think "WTF is a MALE doing using this? Not covering that shit LOL!"if you live in america, insurance can also cover hcg and arimidex.
Is it necessary or recommended to run PCT if you are on TRT?
I guess I will now begin some more research on where to attain a supply so that I can save my nuts!
Insurance will cover the HCG but at a regualr pharmacy it's till outrageously expensive.
At the compounding pharmacy it's $40 for 5000ius. My first trip to my normal pharmacy was $300 after insurance for a months supply. Umm, how about no.how much are they charging you? Mine is like $30 for 6 weeks worth.
That's not pct. just don't want anyone getting confused.The TRT folks over at the T-Nation TRT forum (ksman at least) would say yes and my doc would agree.
The PCT in question is more like During Cycle Treatment though: AI of some nature (mine uses Letro) and HCG to keep your nuts from atrophying into undifferentiated lumps of collagen.
As an example I inject Test C once a week for TRT dose, HCG twice a week, and take letro in one dose every two weeks.
That's not pct. just don't want anyone getting confused.
The PCT in question is more like During Cycle Treatment though: