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Nice grab what are you stacking with it.


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Good combo. Never tried primo before. What's the main benefits, mind sharing? Also is there any synergistic benefits the this stack?


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GotTren? said:
Good combo. Never tried primo before. What's the main benefits, mind sharing? Also is there any synergistic benefits the this stack?


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This is my first time running Primo, but what drew me to it was...
1) No aromatisation
2) Get terrible hunger from EQ so replacing that with Primo as my main anabolic
3) Won't raise HCT like EQ will
4) Zero effects on lipid health

All around a very mild and well tolerated anabolic!


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Nice. That's the anabolic ratio compared to eq? Sounds like lbm gains


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TheShadow said:
This is my first time running Primo, but what drew me to it was...
1) No aromatisation
2) Get terrible hunger from EQ so replacing that with Primo as my main anabolic
3) Won't raise HCT like EQ will
4) Zero effects on lipid health

All around a very mild and well tolerated anabolic!


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very nicely said.. I'm starting some EQ here shortly, I'm not entirely looking forward to the hunger pains..At times (no always) when I awake in the AM I feel like I've been in a coma and haven't eat'n in years..Its a battle between what's first taking a piss for or scarfing down food, seriously!

What's you dosage protocol?
 
Vision said:
very nicely said.. I'm starting some EQ here shortly, I'm not entirely looking forward to the hunger pains..At times (no always) when I awake in the AM I feel like I've been in a coma and haven't eat'n in years..Its a battle between what's first taking a piss for or scarfing down food, seriously!

What's you dosage protocol?
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Man the EQ hunger was killing me! Completely insatiable! Planning to pin 1ml ED for 700mg/wk of this bad boy :)


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Its...its... its beautiful. By chance, any pictures of the vial itself outside the box? No big deal, just overly curious is all. Nice td shadow.
 
Let us know about the PIP
 
Tall Deck said:
Sorry if this is a stupid question and if the answer is obvious, but what is "HCT"????
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I do not want anyone to answer this question I want you to do a Google Search and then get back to us...

We will help you but we're not going to spoon-feed you..Lol

We will teach you everything we got but you have to have the basics my man.
 
Vision said:
I do not want anyone to answer this question I want you to do a Google Search and then get back to us...

We will help you but we're not going to spoon-feed you..Lol

We will teach you everything we got but you have to have the basics my man.
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Vision said:
I do not want anyone to answer this question I want you to do a Google Search and then get back to us...

We will help you but we're not going to spoon-feed you..Lol

We will teach you everything we got but you have to have the basics my man.
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I only came up with hemoglobin but that still doesn't explain what "HCT" is. So if it was lazy of me not to do a search on "hct" then how come it's not lazy for someone to use an abbreviation of three letters instead of spelling it out? I thought this was a message board rather than a blog or a text messaging service. Meanwhile I still don't have an answer. But whatever man. I won't bother you with anymore questions. With all due respect, you typed a longer message and put more effort into what you said above than it would've taken to merely type out a half sentence to explain what HCT means.LOL Have the last word though dude. Really, it isn't even worth the hassle.
 
Tall Deck said:
I only came up with hemoglobin but that still doesn't explain what "HCT" is. So if it was lazy of me not to do a search on "hct" then how come it's not lazy for someone to use an abbreviation of three letters instead of spelling it out? I thought this was a message board rather than a blog or a text messaging service. Meanwhile I still don't have an answer. But whatever man. I won't bother you with anymore questions. With all due respect, you typed a longer message and put more effort into what you said above than it would've taken to merely type out a half sentence to explain what HCT means.LOL Have the last word though dude. Really, it isn't even worth the hassle.
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Hey bro here ya go. It's all good. Very important portion of this test in particular.

What does Hct mean on a blood test?

"The hematocrit test is often used to check for anemia, usually along with a hemoglobin test or as part of a complete blood count (CBC). The test may be used to screen for, diagnose, or monitor a number of conditions and diseases that affect the proportion of the blood made up of red blood cells (RBCs)."

What is a hemacrit test?

"The hematocrit blood test determines the percentage of red blood cells (RBC's) in the blood. Blood is composed mainly of red blood cells and white blood cells suspended in an almost clear fluid called serum. The hematocrit test indicates the percentage of blood by volume that is composed of red blood cells."




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GotTren? said:
Hey bro here ya go. It's all good. Very important portion of this test in particular.

What does Hct mean on a blood test?

"The hematocrit test is often used to check for anemia, usually along with a hemoglobin test or as part of a complete blood count (CBC). The test may be used to screen for, diagnose, or monitor a number of conditions and diseases that affect the proportion of the blood made up of red blood cells (RBCs)."

What is a hemacrit test?

"The hematocrit blood test determines the percentage of red blood cells (RBC's) in the blood. Blood is composed mainly of red blood cells and white blood cells suspended in an almost clear fluid called serum. The hematocrit test indicates the percentage of blood by volume that is composed of red blood cells."




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Wow!! You really went above and beyond to be of help. Thank you very much for your patience. I'm sure that Vision meant well. He helps out a real lot here with his technical posts, and I do appreciate that. Didn't mean to come across as being cocky. I knew about red bloos cells and white blood cells, "T-cells" too, but I've never ordered blood work yet. I plan on doing so, but right now I can't even workout due to a hernia surgery, let alone engage in a gear cycle, so the blood work for is a couple months in the future (at least). Thanks again
 
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Tall Deck said:
Wow!! You really went above and beyond to be of help. Thank you very much for your patience. I'm sure that Vision meant well. He helps out a real lot here with his technical posts, and I do appreciate that. Didn't mean to come across as being cocky. Thanks again
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Your all good bro! Vision is the man, and always helpful. But I know he is a busy dude and always trying to better the community. Not everyone is well educated on various blood tests. But honestly if your running any cycles brother you gotta get educated in these terms


If you knew better, you'd do better! Knowledge is power!
 
GotTren? said:
Not everyone is well educated on various blood tests. But honestly if your running any cycles brother you gotta get educated in these terms


If you knew better, you'd do better! Knowledge is power!
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Your point is well taken my friend. I think that once I get back in the gym after my post surgical recovery period is complete, and I view the results of my first couple blood work ups, it will help me to focus more on these things. Sometimes you have to be educated and studied up a little bit just to know what questions to ask.
 
Tall Deck said:
Your point is well taken my friend. I think that once I get back in the gym after my post surgical recovery period is complete, and I view the results of my first couple blood work ups, it will help me to focus more on these things. Sometimes you have to be educated and studied up a little bit just to know what questions to ask.
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Sorry bro I have just seen all of these replies! The way Vision encouraged you to go forth and teach yourself is the same teaching style I often notice from Dr Scott Stevenson, and it gives you more than any straight answer could! :) But yes as others have stated, HCT is hematocrit. I notice it creeping over 50 regularly when on EQ, even with regular blood donation. Primo doesn't share this side effect to the same degree thankfully.
 
TheShadow said:
Sorry bro I have just seen all of these replies! The way Vision encouraged you to go forth and teach yourself is the same teaching style I often notice from Dr Scott Stevenson, and it gives you more than any straight answer could! :) But yes as others have stated, HCT is hematocrit. I notice it creeping over 50 regularly when on EQ, even with regular blood donation. Primo doesn't share this side effect to the same degree thankfully.
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OK Shadow, thank you
 

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