What is the difference between a.dex and aromasin?

[artificialaspirations]

Title says it all. Is one supposed to be run w/ different compounds?

Any diff in cost, strength or sides?

 

[enacer420nj]

Title says it all. Is one supposed to be run w/ different compounds?

Any diff in cost, strength or sides?

Aromasin is stronger than arimidex....aromasin is also supposed to be better for lipids...most people ive talk to are happy with arimidex less acne too

 

[needtogetaas]

Aromasin is stronger than arimidex....aromasin is also supposed to be better for lipids...most people ive talk to are happy with arimidex less acne too

Ya I like the adex better.

 

[eddymerckx]

from the Guys
http://www.ag-guys.com/arimidex-vs-aromasin.htm

Aromasin basically is an aromatase inactivator...It actually makes estrogen receptors useless in a sense, because it inhibits the aromatase enzyme from creating more estrogen. This is like having a wall socket but no radio to plug into it…kind of useless, right? Instead of just inhibiting production (as a Type-II anti-aromatase would do) it irreversibly cuts off estrogen production from the enzyme it attaches to. Aromasin can also cause androgenic sides, so it’s not ideal for women, however. It’s not particularly harsh on cholesterol, and can be effectively used with Nolvadex. I’ve seen studies indicating that it reduces estrogen in your body by about 80%, possibly making it too strong, for maximum gains and staying healthy on a long (12 weeks or more) cycle. Aromasin, at 20mgs/day, will raise your testosterone levels by about 60%, and will even help out your free to bound testosterone ratio by lowering your body’s levels of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), by roughly 20% (The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol. 88, No. 12 5951-5956)…It’s perfect for use in PCT, for many other reasons (it interacts more favorably with Nolvadex than other AIs). But it’s not 100% what we want during a cycle…for this reason, I give it a strong…

Armidex
From the research I've done, this seems to be the best ancillary compound around for use on a cycle. First off, 1mg per day of this stuff (J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2000 Jul;85(7):2370-7 ) was shown to decrease estrogen by about 50% and increase testosterone levels by 58%. That’s a level of estrogen suppression I’m very comfortable with on virtually any cycle. Interestingly, that same study showed that those results were had with .5mgs/day as well. So, since you can elevate testosterone, lower estrogen (but not excessively), and keep healthy joints and lipids, and do this at a half mg per day, I give this my highest rating for an ancillary product to use on a cycle

 

[GUARDIAN]

from the Guys
http://www.ag-guys.com/arimidex-vs-aromasin.htm

Aromasin basically is an aromatase inactivator...It actually makes estrogen receptors useless in a sense, because it inhibits the aromatase enzyme from creating more estrogen. This is like having a wall socket but no radio to plug into it…kind of useless, right? Instead of just inhibiting production (as a Type-II anti-aromatase would do) it irreversibly cuts off estrogen production from the enzyme it attaches to. Aromasin can also cause androgenic sides, so it’s not ideal for women, however. It’s not particularly harsh on cholesterol, and can be effectively used with Nolvadex. I’ve seen studies indicating that it reduces estrogen in your body by about 80%, possibly making it too strong, for maximum gains and staying healthy on a long (12 weeks or more) cycle. Aromasin, at 20mgs/day, will raise your testosterone levels by about 60%, and will even help out your free to bound testosterone ratio by lowering your body’s levels of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), by roughly 20% (The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol. 88, No. 12 5951-5956)…It’s perfect for use in PCT, for many other reasons (it interacts more favorably with Nolvadex than other AIs).[/B]But it’s not 100% what we want during a cycle…for this reason, I give it a strong…

Armidex
From the research I've done, this seems to be the best ancillary compound around for use on a cycle. First off, 1mg per day of this stuff (J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2000 Jul;85(7):2370-7 ) was shown to decrease estrogen by about 50% and increase testosterone levels by 58%. That’s a level of estrogen suppression I’m very comfortable with on virtually any cycle. Interestingly, that same study showed that those results were had with .5mgs/day as well. So, since you can elevate testosterone, lower estrogen (but not excessively), and keep healthy joints and lipids, and do this at a half mg per day, I give this my highest rating for an ancillary product to use on a cycle

the same is not true for letro & adex

 

[njmuscleguy]

Well, you never compare aro-masin and a-dex mg for mg... typical a-dex dosage is 0.5mg - 1.0mg ED or EOD...whereas aro-masin is 12.5mg-25mg ED or EOD... however, aromasin offers stronger estrogen suppression (98% I think) .... as for "raising testosterone"... any A I will do that by virtue of suppressing estrogen. Aro-masin is more expensive for sure... it is more forgiving on the lipids as well. I personally prefer a low dosage of aro-masin over a-dex.

 

[goku_kakarot77]

i arimidex is slightly more powerfull and aromasin is less harsh on the lipids

peace

 

[artificialaspirations]

couple of votes each way. Any favorites for hrt?

 

[ALIN]

Title says it all. Is one supposed to be run w/ different compounds?

Any diff in cost, strength or sides?

Aromasin is stronger than Arimidex,,possibly too strong in some cases.