The side effects of fina are the same as other steroids, acne, hair loss and such. Fina has been known to have showed increased aggression in some people, but with a little control, this can be dealt with, without flying off the handle at everyone.

Yes many has done such a cycle, fina alone will build lean muscle mass. But if your looking to pack on some pounds add some form of testosterone in there.

There isn't much difference between the kits. There are little subtle differences. Like one kit may contain 3mls of magic solution (the solution that makes the pellets dissolve) While another may contain 5mls. The vials may be different and they may use different oils. That's it. I think the biggest difference is in the people that sell the kits. If you find one that you like and treats you fairly, then stick with them. I personally like Chemmripped at Finakits Kits vary from maker to maker.

It is one of the most potent steroids out there, it's close to 3 times as powerful as testosterone. It will not readily convert to estrogen. It builds lean body mass without all the water build up. It's kind of what you see is what you get.. Depending on your diet. It's a great addition to any cycle except those that contain. deca. I do not recommend these two to be run together.

Yes, you can also hit yourself in the foot with a hammer. Neither of which will do you much good. Back to the Top

Some say it's the BA in the solution used to dissolve the pellets. I disagree to a point. It may have to do with the combo of BA and the tren, but not just the BA.

The progesterone related gyno can be cured most of the time with 1 gram of vitex taken every day until the gyno symptoms disappears. Bromocriptine at 2.5/day split 1.25 in the morning and in the evening will inhibit prolactin.

This is a well guarded secret. And it would be fair to the kit makers to give you this info. It would put them out of business. I will say ... It is listed on a page somewhere out on the net.

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