M mcinfo New member Sep 17, 2002 #1 From those that have tried both liquid and tablets. What do you like better? How accurate is the mcg on the liquid? It sure is easy to take 25mcg tablets to build a tapered cycle up and then down. How does the liquid compare? Thanks CC
From those that have tried both liquid and tablets. What do you like better? How accurate is the mcg on the liquid? It sure is easy to take 25mcg tablets to build a tapered cycle up and then down. How does the liquid compare? Thanks CC
bjtheman New member Sep 17, 2002 #3 I've heard the liquid is better..but yet I agree w/SC! Too hard to tell any known difference!
P peterhead New member Sep 17, 2002 #4 I noticed no diff. I'm going to stick with the tabs, they're easyer IMO
M mcinfo New member Sep 17, 2002 #5 Thanks Tabs seem easier to me. Easy to carry and take in the afternoon when splitting the dose.
C CJWolford New member Sep 17, 2002 #6 tabs are a little cheaper IMO. also a little easier to dose. But liquid also works awesome. it's all a preference, sort of like liquidex vs arimidex.
tabs are a little cheaper IMO. also a little easier to dose. But liquid also works awesome. it's all a preference, sort of like liquidex vs arimidex.
