Does anyone have experience with triptorelin for PCT?
I am two weeks into my clomid/nolva PCT, after I blasted HCG for two weeks after last T shot while the esters cleared.
Triporelin is usually run before SERM PCT, does it interfere with clomid or nolva?
If it does, will it be OK for me to drop clomid/nolva and just do 100 mcg triporelin for my PCT?
I have a very brosciencey answer, which you may want to completely ignore due to there being no real scientific reasoning behind it, but:
Trip would be more popular than it is if it actually worked. The steroid community at large never embraced it, and that, I think, is telling. I’ve also heard - might not be true, probably isn’t, whatevs - that the trip most research companies sell is a different form to what was used in the studies anyway.
In any case - I’d stick to a SERM PCT. It’s tried and true, and has worked for ten billion juice monkeys over the millenia.
Anyone else?
I tried it a few times… Did NOT like it at all - too easy to mess up.
I’d say it can interfere due to the effect on the hypothalamus… Gnrh can shut you down hard, I really doubt u need it
[quote]AlbertLeil wrote:
I tried it a few times… Did NOT like it at all - too easy to mess up.
I’d say it can interfere due to the effect on the hypothalamus… Gnrh can shut you down hard, I really doubt u need it[/quote]
yeah, i have never messed with it due to the fact that it can pretty much sterilize you if you run it too high…
[quote]osprey wrote:
Does anyone have experience with triptorelin for PCT?
I am two weeks into my clomid/nolva PCT, after I blasted HCG for two weeks after last T shot while the esters cleared.
Triporelin is usually run before SERM PCT, does it interfere with clomid or nolva?
If it does, will it be OK for me to drop clomid/nolva and just do 100 mcg triporelin for my PCT?[/quote]
btw, i believe it’s run INSTEAD of a SERM… you blast HCG ahead of it to ensure the testes are working, and then a couple weeks later you use the Trip, and it’s supposed to raise your LH and FSH so you don’t need a SERM.