One Bottle of R-Andro Left. Advice On How To Run It?

Hey all,

Like everyone else, I've been languishing in quarantine and haven't been able to properly work out. I know I'm gonna be awful at the gym having been away for so long, so when we're able to go back (hopefully mid next year) I want to be ready to crush those workouts and get back on track.

I have a single bottle of R-Andro that's been in my fridge for a while that I'd love to run during this time. Ideally, I'd love to run 2 or 3 (if anyone as some they're not using feel free to shoot me a DM), but in the case I can't get more... how should I maximize this one bottle?

I was thinking of running it with Ultra Hard, but if that's the case how would I go about doing it? Should I start with one and then switch to the other when it runs out? Should I switch off every other day?

I'd love some insight. Thanks guys!

If it were me I’d run the Super R Andro for 3 weeks at 300 mg per day then switch to ultra hard. Or vice versa.

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Originally Posted by Turnover25

If it were me I’d run the Super R Andro for 3 weeks at 300 mg per day then switch to ultra hard. Or vice versa.

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Cool. Assuming I don't find anymore I'll definitely go that route.

I agree with Turnover. Run the andro until it's gone and then switch to the ultra. The Ultra is better anyway.

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Originally Posted by Cdsnuts

I agree with Turnover. Run the andro until it's gone and then switch to the ultra. The Ultra is better anyway.

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Roger! Btw, what makes the Ultra better? Is it the ingredients? The concentration of said ingredients?

I love Ultra Hard. For me the benefits are much more subtle than musclegelz androhard but i overall feel better on the Ultra.

Only negatives are slight insomnia and the gel makes me itchy as hell lol. Probably some sort of contact dermatitis from the propylene glycol.

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Originally Posted by Master Mal

Roger! Btw, what makes the Ultra better? Is it the ingredients? The concentration of said ingredients?

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It's just a better ratio of actives, imo