[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
I’ve often wondered whether I would spend more or less money if I started on AAS.[/quote]
And stop using other supps?
Last month, I spend more on supps than I would have spent on AAS. Wtf am I doing? [/quote]
I would assume I’d stop at least some of my supps.
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.
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[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.[/quote]
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective.
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.[/quote]
get in touch with a raws supplier and foster a friendship = profit, that’s what i did
i babysit his kids LOL
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.[/quote]
That’s all the insight I needed 
haha
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.[/quote]
get in touch with a raws supplier and foster a friendship = profit, that’s what i did
i babysit his kids LOL[/quote]
haha, that’s fucking brilliant
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective. [/quote]
you mean on cycle health stuff or just health stuff in general?
supps I use are fish oil, Vit D and glutamine. Don’t use protein powders however I use BCAAs when fasting
Don’t really use a lot of supps, despite working in a supp shop!
the price of an AAS cycle does go up a bit when you factor in all the ancillaries to keep your hormones in check and PCT, it’s still much cheaper than you’d expect though.
put it this way: a vial of test costs less than a tub of whey and lasts longer (at a moderate dose)
EDIT: in the UK anyway…
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]RATTLEHEAD wrote:
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
This is something I was thinking about just recently actually.
I’m sure we all have our “must-have” supplements (protein, etc.) & then we have our “optional” supplements if it fits in the budget.
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
I think it would be a good idea in this thread if people shared some supplements they experimented with and feel didn’t do much for them?[/quote]
That is a good idea, especially if we can get any insight into the mentioned comparison between AAS costs compared to supplements.[/quote]
not really allowed to talk prices but AAS are MUCH cheaper than supps. Seriously.[/quote]
get in touch with a raws supplier and foster a friendship = profit, that’s what i did
i babysit his kids LOL[/quote]
haha, that’s fucking brilliant[/quote]
Ya second this,would of never thought of entering the baby sitters club haha.
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective. [/quote]
you mean on cycle health stuff or just health stuff in general?
supps I use are fish oil, Vit D and glutamine. Don’t use protein powders however I use BCAAs when fasting
Don’t really use a lot of supps, despite working in a supp shop!
the price of an AAS cycle does go up a bit when you factor in all the ancillaries to keep your hormones in check and PCT, it’s still much cheaper than you’d expect though.
put it this way: a vial of test costs less than a tub of whey and lasts longer (at a moderate dose)
EDIT: in the UK anyway…[/quote]
I meant on cycle health stuff.
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective. [/quote]
you mean on cycle health stuff or just health stuff in general?
supps I use are fish oil, Vit D and glutamine. Don’t use protein powders however I use BCAAs when fasting
Don’t really use a lot of supps, despite working in a supp shop!
the price of an AAS cycle does go up a bit when you factor in all the ancillaries to keep your hormones in check and PCT, it’s still much cheaper than you’d expect though.
put it this way: a vial of test costs less than a tub of whey and lasts longer (at a moderate dose)
EDIT: in the UK anyway…[/quote]
I meant on cycle health stuff.
[/quote]
high-quality fish oil, primrose oil, curcumin, vitamin d3, vitamin E, multivitamin, coq10
that’s what I take…
imo if you don’t have health insurance than it can get expensive… because you should be getting cbc panels, metabolic panels, c-reactive protein, and liver ultrasounds semi-regularly
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective. [/quote]
you mean on cycle health stuff or just health stuff in general?
supps I use are fish oil, Vit D and glutamine. Don’t use protein powders however I use BCAAs when fasting
Don’t really use a lot of supps, despite working in a supp shop!
the price of an AAS cycle does go up a bit when you factor in all the ancillaries to keep your hormones in check and PCT, it’s still much cheaper than you’d expect though.
put it this way: a vial of test costs less than a tub of whey and lasts longer (at a moderate dose)
EDIT: in the UK anyway…[/quote]
I meant on cycle health stuff.
[/quote]
high-quality fish oil, primrose oil, curcumin, vitamin d3, vitamin E, multivitamin, coq10
that’s what I take…
imo if you don’t have health insurance than it can get expensive… because you should be getting cbc panels, metabolic panels, c-reactive protein, and liver ultrasounds semi-regularly[/quote]
You think that is necessary for doing lower doses of the less harsh AAS?
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
[quote]Ripsaw3689 wrote:
What support supps do you take?
The way I see it, AAS is an additional cost on top of the supplement staples(protein, creatine, fish oil, etc.)
But AAS alone vs. other supps is much cheaper and more effective. [/quote]
you mean on cycle health stuff or just health stuff in general?
supps I use are fish oil, Vit D and glutamine. Don’t use protein powders however I use BCAAs when fasting
Don’t really use a lot of supps, despite working in a supp shop!
the price of an AAS cycle does go up a bit when you factor in all the ancillaries to keep your hormones in check and PCT, it’s still much cheaper than you’d expect though.
put it this way: a vial of test costs less than a tub of whey and lasts longer (at a moderate dose)
EDIT: in the UK anyway…[/quote]
I meant on cycle health stuff.
[/quote]
high-quality fish oil, primrose oil, curcumin, vitamin d3, vitamin E, multivitamin, coq10
that’s what I take…
imo if you don’t have health insurance than it can get expensive… because you should be getting cbc panels, metabolic panels, c-reactive protein, and liver ultrasounds semi-regularly[/quote]
You think that is necessary for doing lower doses of the less harsh AAS?[/quote]
define “lower doses” and “less harsh aas”
Something like under 1g of test/week.
Also, it is my understanding that dbol, winny, and tren (for example) are a bit more harsh than test, mast, var, etc. I know they serve different purposes, but I’m trying to make a point.
everyone reacts different to aas… so it’s really not that simple
anavar is not “less harsh” btw… at least when it comes to your lipid profile
[quote]Ironfreak wrote:
I’ve also been wondering if some of the money I’m spending on certain things is a waste. Most recently for example, I’ve been taking Indigo 3G, and wonder if its worth the money I’m spending on it…
[/quote]
Same here, and also wondering. Which means the fact that I have to wonder that weeks into its use means sadly that i know the asnwer…
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
everyone reacts different to aas… so it’s really not that simple
anavar is not “less harsh” btw… at least when it comes to your lipid profile[/quote]
Gotcha, thanks for the answers.
ON Topic:
It’s too bad Anaconda and MAG-10 work so damn well. They are not cheap, but training sessions are much more intense from the immediate energy supplied to the muscles. I can’t stop using 