Question about pro-ten vs. the tren phs you find in the u.s.

[dacookiemonsta]

Fairly correct, with a correction on the Trenavar comment. Trenazone is awesome, very good at what it does, I was happy with it. It isn't trenbolone by any means, but it is great for an OTC available product.

Trenavar I don't dislike. I dislike the fact that you had to dose it high, and caps were really low dose. The issue is somewhat taken care of now with larger cap doses, but still expect to put in an investment for multiple bottles for a good cycle. That said, higher doses of Trenavar will give you closer to tren results, after all, it is converting to trenbolone.

Is it that expensive to produce? Seems celtri tren was the closest I've seen for it to be affordable to run at a dose that could actually work.

Didn't some company run a ridiculous sale on a bulk powder of this before discontinuing it? I talked to some guy who said it worked very very well TD.

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Is it that expensive to produce? Seems celtri tren was the closest I've seen for it to be affordable to run at a dose that could actually work.

Didn't some company run a ridiculous sale on a bulk powder of this before discontinuing it? I talked to some guy who said it worked very very well TD.

Don't know about the close out raw powder thing, as I didnt hear about it, but TD should decent. Celti Tren basically is the replacement for Trenavar, and is dosed much better. Celtic = Sister Company of PHF, which is why I rep for both. It was more expensive as no one was producing it before. Now they have increased the amount per dose and I find it to be fairly consistent pricing with most compounds, it just requires a decent amount for wowing results.

I shouldn't say that though, as I do know some guys that swear they loved it at 60, and these aren't inexperienced people.