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Dostinex.... ITS NOT EXPENSIVE!!!!

BionicBC

A 'HALO' over my head...
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***CAN WE MAKE THIS A STICKY???***

---Dostinex: The Facts of the Matter---
8 tabs @ 1mg each=$130 (This is name-brand, not generic)
.5mg every 4th day=16 doses
16 doses x 1 e4d=64 days, or over 2 months. (16 weeks)
$130/16=$8.13 per week-----------THAT IS NOT EXPENSIVE!!!! Plus, for the SAME PRICE, you can get generic dostinex, but instead of 8 pills, you get 20!!!! Thats over 5 months worth!!! I assume youre taking deca or tren if you need dostinex... Cmon bros, I know you're going to be spending a good bit of cash on whatever cycle youre gonna be doing if you need dostinex, DONT SKIMP ON ANCILLARIES!!!!! DOSTINEX IS DIRT CHEAP!!!!
For example, Nolva 20mg tabs come in blisters of 10, for somewhere around 15 bucks. Thats like $1.50 per pill. A maintenance dose of Nolva during a cycle is around 20mg every day, so about $1.50 a day. if you do with GENERIC dostinex, its MUCH MUCH cheaper than that. It just seems expensive because youre buying a few months worth at one time!!
PS-As an added bonus, NO drug makes sex as good as Cabaser (dostinex) IMO, the shit is GREAT!!!
PS-Mavy, you gonna help me out on this one? I think we should make this a sticky called "Dostinex-THE SHIT IS NOT EXPENSIVE!!!!"
Bionic

PS-Here's some more factoids for you chemistry buffs:
Cabergoline (Dostinex)

Author: Donna Karasic, PharmD Last modified: March 31, 2002


INDICATIONS

* Hyperprolactinemia disorders- either idiopathic or because of pituitary adenomas; includes acromegaly, amenorrhea, prolactinomas, galactorrhea
* Parkinson's Disease (non-FDA approved use)
* Puerperal lactation inhibition (non-FDA approved use)
* Normalization of Androgen Levels (non-FDA approved use)

* Improve menstrual cyclicity in polycystic ovary syndrome (non-FDA approved use)

DOSAGE

* Hyperprolactinemia:0.25mg twice a week, increase by 0.25mg twice a week, at 4 week intervals, according to response. Max dose is 1 mg twice weekly.
* Parkinson's Disease:0.5-1mg daily in the AM. Upward titration should be at weekly or longer intervals in 0.5 mg increments. Max dose is 10mg daily.
* Puerperal Lactation Inhibition: 1 mg as a single oral dose (given within 24 to 27 hours of delivery)
* Improve Menstrual Cyclicity in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: 0.5mg/week

PHARMACOKINETICS

* Absorption: not affected by food; may be taken without regard to food
* Moderately bound to protein (40-42%)
* Extensively metabolized by the liver. Cytochrome P450 metabolism appears to be minimal; small amounts are excreted unchanged in urine
* Elimination Half Life- 63-69 hours; slow elimination from pituitary may account for long duration of action

ADVERSE EFFECTS

* Dizziness (17%)
* Headache (26%)
* Weakness / fatigue (1-5%)
* Abdominal pain (5%)
* Orthostatic hypotension (4%)
* Epistaxis (1%)
* Sensation of suffocation
* Nausea (appears to be dose related) (29%)
* Adverse effects of Cabergoline may be less frequent than with Bromocriptine.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

* Hypersensitivity to ergot alkaloids
* Uncontrolled hypertension

DRUG INTERACTIONS

* Antihypertensives
* Dopamine Antagonists (eg phenothiazines, butyrophenones, thioxanthenes or metoclopramide)
 
BionicBC said:
***CAN WE MAKE THIS A STICKY???***

---Dostinex: The Facts of the Matter---
8 tabs @ 1mg each=$130 (This is name-brand, not generic)
.5mg every 4th day=16 doses
16 doses x 1 e4d=64 days, or over 2 months. (16 weeks)
$130/16=$8.13 per week-----------THAT IS NOT EXPENSIVE!!!! Plus, for the SAME PRICE, you can get generic dostinex, but instead of 8 pills, you get 20!!!! Thats over 5 months worth!!! I assume youre taking deca or tren if you need dostinex... Cmon bros, I know you're going to be spending a good bit of cash on whatever cycle youre gonna be doing if you need dostinex, DONT SKIMP ON ANCILLARIES!!!!! DOSTINEX IS DIRT CHEAP!!!!
For example, Nolva 20mg tabs come in blisters of 10, for somewhere around 15 bucks. Thats like $1.50 per pill. A maintenance dose of Nolva during a cycle is around 20mg every day, so about $1.50 a day. if you do with GENERIC dostinex, its MUCH MUCH cheaper than that. It just seems expensive because youre buying a few months worth at one time!!
PS-As an added bonus, NO drug makes sex as good as Cabaser (dostinex) IMO, the shit is GREAT!!!
PS-Mavy, you gonna help me out on this one? I think we should make this a sticky called "Dostinex-THE SHIT IS NOT EXPENSIVE!!!!"
Bionic

PS-Here's some more factoids for you chemistry buffs:
Cabergoline (Dostinex)

Author: Donna Karasic, PharmD Last modified: March 31, 2002


INDICATIONS

* Hyperprolactinemia disorders- either idiopathic or because of pituitary adenomas; includes acromegaly, amenorrhea, prolactinomas, galactorrhea
* Parkinson's Disease (non-FDA approved use)
* Puerperal lactation inhibition (non-FDA approved use)
* Normalization of Androgen Levels (non-FDA approved use)

* Improve menstrual cyclicity in polycystic ovary syndrome (non-FDA approved use)

DOSAGE

* Hyperprolactinemia:0.25mg twice a week, increase by 0.25mg twice a week, at 4 week intervals, according to response. Max dose is 1 mg twice weekly.
* Parkinson's Disease:0.5-1mg daily in the AM. Upward titration should be at weekly or longer intervals in 0.5 mg increments. Max dose is 10mg daily.
* Puerperal Lactation Inhibition: 1 mg as a single oral dose (given within 24 to 27 hours of delivery)
* Improve Menstrual Cyclicity in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: 0.5mg/week

PHARMACOKINETICS

* Absorption: not affected by food; may be taken without regard to food
* Moderately bound to protein (40-42%)
* Extensively metabolized by the liver. Cytochrome P450 metabolism appears to be minimal; small amounts are excreted unchanged in urine
* Elimination Half Life- 63-69 hours; slow elimination from pituitary may account for long duration of action

ADVERSE EFFECTS

* Dizziness (17%)
* Headache (26%)
* Weakness / fatigue (1-5%)
* Abdominal pain (5%)
* Orthostatic hypotension (4%)
* Epistaxis (1%)
* Sensation of suffocation
* Nausea (appears to be dose related) (29%)
* Adverse effects of Cabergoline may be less frequent than with Bromocriptine.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

* Hypersensitivity to ergot alkaloids
* Uncontrolled hypertension

DRUG INTERACTIONS

* Antihypertensives
* Dopamine Antagonists (eg phenothiazines, butyrophenones, thioxanthenes or metoclopramide)

I got 20 1mg tabs for 158

Take .5mg E3D

E3D = about 6 bucks a week
 
tommy2tone said:
lol its a bit big but i had to go in there

You should get a t-shirt made with that image and wear it....see what kind of reactions you get.



DIV

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DIVISION said:
You should get a t-shirt made with that image and wear it....see what kind of reactions you get.



DIV

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Anyone that wants the link to purchase the shirt PM me.
 
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DIVISION said:
You should get a t-shirt made with that image and wear it....see what kind of reactions you get.



DIV

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That would be a great idea if being inconspicuous is your mail objective.
Bionic :rolleyes:
 
^ttt^
 
Ulcasterdropout said:
says they aren't taking orders

Cripsetter, you always rain on everyone's parade! :mad:

You're a fun vampire....Is there a spell I can cast that will put you on your shelf until the end of time?



DIV

:chomp:
 
DIVISION said:
Cripsetter, you always rain on everyone's parade! :mad:

You're a fun vampire....Is there a spell I can cast that will put you on your shelf until the end of time?



DIV

:chomp:
Yes, I do suck ...:sulk:
 
tommy2tone said:
I got 20 1mg tabs for 158

Take .5mg E3D

E3D = about 6 bucks a week

Yep me too :p

I honestly don't understand why people say it's expensive, or worse go with cheap "undefined" UG garbage when they can it for 6 bucks a week for top quality human grade stuff from upjohn from buy-dostinex.com
Been using them for years for my dostinex / cabaser supply. As a matter of fact gonna start an 18 cycle REAL soon with obsene deca and fina dosages.. better stock on this little tabs yummy :p
 
To the top...
 
BionicBC said:
To the top...
i don't want to get burned here, but i will stick in the question just for education purposes.. this dostinex sounds good, but what does it actually do for you... just can't find much info on it ,so i will take the chance for an answer.. sorry to interupt ..
 
Is buy-dostinex.com still a safe, reliable bet?? I heard you have to sign..and I heard they ship from like Israel or something...can anyone still vouch for their legitimacy?? I truly hope that the govt. wouldnt waste their time on bustin someone over some little cabaser pills...but the way this country's attitude is as of late...Im still a bit nervous
 
SOLID2 said:
i don't want to get burned here, but i will stick in the question just for education purposes.. this dostinex sounds good, but what does it actually do for you... just can't find much info on it ,so i will take the chance for an answer.. sorry to interupt ..
MAny people believe that Dostinex reduces progesterone sides due to tren/nandrolone usage. In actuallity, it reduces PROLACTIN sides, which, in the end, basically accomplishes the same goal-Decreasing your risk for reduced sex drivem, lactating nipples, gyno, exc. Plus, even alone, Dostinex is widely reported as having great sexual stimulating effects. Some might disagree on the fact that Dostinex doesnt reduce progesterone, but the only thing to my knowledge that reduces progesterone is RU-486, otherwise known as the abortion pill. I also ran across a study showing a correlation between RU-486, and Cheque Drops, and although Cheque Drops are extremely toxic, there seems to be a potential for progesterone reduction. Something to maybe look into. Ill try and dig up the thread.
Hope this helps. All gratitude is appreciated. :)
Bionic
 
BionicBC said:
MAny people believe that Dostinex reduces progesterone sides due to tren/nandrolone usage. In actuallity, it reduces PROLACTIN sides, which, in the end, basically accomplishes the same goal-Decreasing your risk for reduced sex drivem, lactating nipples, gyno, exc. Plus, even alone, Dostinex is widely reported as having great sexual stimulating effects. Some might disagree on the fact that Dostinex doesnt reduce progesterone, but the only thing to my knowledge that reduces progesterone is RU-486, otherwise known as the abortion pill. I also ran across a study showing a correlation between RU-486, and Cheque Drops, and although Cheque Drops are extremely toxic, there seems to be a potential for progesterone reduction. Something to maybe look into. Ill try and dig up the thread.
Hope this helps. All gratitude is appreciated. :)
Bionic
I FOUND THE THREAD>
Cheque Drops.... New Uses?????

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Yea yea yea, i know this is a repost, but I think this is actually an interesting find instead of the same old repeat posts you see on here day after day. Anyone wit hopinions on this idea? logic seems right. Who knows. I just know its more interesting than "Which is better.... DBol or Drol?" So here it is:

As we know, some use RU-486 (Mifepristone), otherwise known as the abortion pill, to reduce progesterone sides in bodybuilders running high dose nandrolones, exc. I stumbled across this following piece of info while doing research on Cheque Drops (mibolerone). They are structurally similar. In this respect, could one run low doses of Cheque Drops for the same purposes, to reduce progesterone sides? Maybe i stumbled onto something good..... Check it out-the last paragraph is what Im referring to.

What RU-486 means for animals

WASHINGTON D.C.--The pharmacological race to be first to market a
safe, affordable, easily administered contraceptive drug for dogs, cats,
and nuisance wildlife may have heated up with the September 28, 2000
decision of the U.S. Food and Drug Admini-stration to allow Danco
Laboratories, of New York City, to market the RU-486 abortion pill.
The Danco formulation, called Mifeprex, includes five separate
tablets, to be taken in a two-step sequence. The first three tablets,
taken at once, contain mifepristone. Better known by the chemical index
number RU-486, mifepristone is an androgen steroid which blocks the
production of progesterone, a hormone required to sustain pregnancy. Two
days after taking the mifepristone tablets, the user takes two more
tablets containing misoprostol, another hormonal drug which causes her
body to expell the aborted fetal tissue.
Mifepristone is a close chemical relative of mibolerone, an
androgen steroid developed and manufactured by the Upjohn Company.
Mibolerone has been used by prescription for more than 20 years to suppress
estrus in racing greyhounds, sled dogs, some show dogs, and many species
of animals kept in zoos, but has not been marketed to the general public.ILL TRY AND DIG UP THE THREAD>
 
BionicBC said:
MAny people believe that Dostinex reduces progesterone sides due to tren/nandrolone usage. In actuallity, it reduces PROLACTIN sides, which, in the end, basically accomplishes the same goal-Decreasing your risk for reduced sex drivem, lactating nipples, gyno, exc. Plus, even alone, Dostinex is widely reported as having great sexual stimulating effects. Some might disagree on the fact that Dostinex doesnt reduce progesterone, but the only thing to my knowledge that reduces progesterone is RU-486, otherwise known as the abortion pill. I also ran across a study showing a correlation between RU-486, and Cheque Drops, and although Cheque Drops are extremely toxic, there seems to be a potential for progesterone reduction. Something to maybe look into. Ill try and dig up the thread.
Hope this helps. All gratitude is appreciated. :)
Bionic
bionic, thanks for the info.. very helpful and something that i definately need to look into... once again thanks for the great clarification on the issue for me..
 
Bumpin' a bumpof a bumpbump. So here it is.... bump. :)
Sorry, but some people really need to read this.
 
Italian Cabaser (by Pharmacia and UpJohn) seems to be $75 or ÂŁ41 for a pack of 20 1mg tabs. That'd be enough for 40 doses E4D or 160 days. I guess that qualifies as cheap.
 
Blut Wump said:
Italian Cabaser (by Pharmacia and UpJohn) seems to be $75 or ÂŁ41 for a pack of 20 1mg tabs. That'd be enough for 40 doses E4D or 160 days. I guess that qualifies as cheap.
At that price:
$75 for 20 1mg pills
Average dose=.5mg e4d, but just to show how cheap it can be even in a MORE FREQUENT dosing schedule, we'll assume .5mg e3d. That come to a total of 40 .5mg doses, every 3rd day, means you have 120 days worth (4 months).
$75 divided by 120 days come out to LESS THAN .63 cents a day!!!!!!!
NOW TELL ME, FOLKS.... HOW IT DOSTINEX EXPENSIVE?
PS-Gyno surgery, on the other hand, will cost mmuch more than .63 c a day for 120 days. Let do the math:
Average Gyno Surgery, I believe, is around $3000.
$3000 divided by 120 days=$25 a day. That about 40 times more expensive. Just for shits and giggles, but you get the idea. DONT SKIMP ON ANCILLARIES!
Bionic :rolleyes:
 
Hey, isn't four months like 12 weeks? So what you're saying is that I can run a tren or deca 10-week cycle and have decent protection against deca dick, oozing nipples and even progesterone gyno and it'll only cost me that little? I don't know why everyone doesn't do it.

You should tell someone about this.
 
Actually, BionicBC, or anyone else, I was under the impression that winny helped to combat progesterone. Am I wrong in this?
 
Blut Wump said:
Actually, BionicBC, or anyone else, I was under the impression that winny helped to combat progesterone. Am I wrong in this?
It s a theory, I dont have a link to a study actually proving this. Also remember, dostinex DOESNT combat progesterone, but rather PROLACTIN.
Bionic
PS-12 weeks is 3 months, not 4.
Bionic
 
bob said:
How much time elapses before you notice the effects of Dostinex?
About a week and a half, maybe 2 weeks-FOR ME.
Bionic
 
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liquidmuscle said:
i read that dostinex isnt stable in water/liquid therfore cannot be a "research chem"
yep, youre exactly right.
Bionic
 
_Yossarian_ said:
PnP also has liquid cabergoline, I doubt they are selling a bad product...
Cabergoline is similar to creatine in the sense that it isnt stable in liquid for very long at all.
Bionic
 
bob said:
interesting.. just spoke to 'guy' that takes Cabergoline .5 EOD instead of E3D... why? what positive or negative results/sides?

On that note, if you are feeling some nip soreness that neither Nolva nor ldex will deal with, and are on tren, one might safely assume that its Dostinex time? To use it symptomaticly, should the dosage be different? Like a higher dose ED for a few days then down to .5 E3D?



Learning learning learning...
I havent seenany real studies on this, I dont think its been in use long enough for there to be an abundance of documented evedence on it, but when I was on my last cycle, which had tren in it, my nips began to get sore, I was taking Dost @ .5mg e3d, i upped the dosage like you said to .5mg eod, and that helped tremendously. I knew the sore nips werent for estrogen buildup; I was taking sufficient amounts of Nolva and A-Dex. I didnt notice any sides from this increased dosage. I sometimes wonder if the ".5mg e4d" rule was borne out of the same line of thinking as the ".25mg ed" rule for Arimidex- Basically, due to the high cost (or "percieved" high cost, as in the case of dostinex...) a less-than-adequate dose is reccomended to I suppose offset the "high" cost of the drug. At I learned pretty quickly too (thanx Ulter), .25mg A-Dex ed just doesnt cut it when running a cycle of any sicnificant size. Now I use 1mg daily.
Bionic
 
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hmm, since someone already bumped it up, how about I ask a question ;)

Dostinex is suppsosed to make sex very enjoyable... is that for men only? or will it have similar affects for females?
 
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