Clomid PCT Dosages

[DriDDeRz]

whats the normal dosage for Clomid,
ive been doing some reading and hearing mixed reviews,
Cant help to ask others opinions

any extra information would be greatful

 

[The Creator]

You runnin Clomid for your PCT D nasty?

 

[Beau]

Ive read a lot about it on RX forums and the general consensus seems to be not to run more than 100mg/day as thats when the blurred vision etc can occur. Most guys run it for 3-4 weeks at:
week 1-2 100mg/day
week 3-4 50mg/day

 

[DriDDeRz]

You runnin Clomid for your PCT D nasty?

Well i ran nolvadex for my PCT for epistane, so i thought i would try clomid this time so i know for future which works better for myself.

Ive read a lot about it on RX forums and the general consensus seems to be not to run more than 100mg/day as thats when the blurred vision etc can occur. Most guys run it for 3-4 weeks at:
week 1-2 100mg/day
week 3-4 50mg/day

yeah i know not to run it to high for those reasons as well as blurred vision.
thanks for your input Beau,
very greatful

 

[montanamuscle]

my bud is running it and hates it!!! i would stay with nolva if you had good luck with it. just my two cents

 

[SerbMarko]

agreed on what Beau said.. but i would not run clomid alone.. if you ever run anything alone for PCT it should be nolvadex.. with clomid i would add aromasin..

 

[MetalMX]

It is unknown what it does to ones vision over prolonged periods of use. It shouldn't be used as PCT by anyone IMO.

Nolvadex would be a better option.

The ideal PCT would be a combination of - HCG, Nolvadex, Aromasin and Vitamin E.

 

[Swifto]

It is unknown what it does to ones vision over prolonged periods of use. It shouldn't be used as PCT by anyone IMO.

Nolvadex would be a better option.

The ideal PCT would be a combination of - HCG, Nolvadex, Aromasin and Vitamin E.

You obviously havent done your research.

Thare are more studies on Clomid for treating hypogonadism than there are Tamox.

There are also long term studies on Clomid and very few Tamox.

There are also studies on vision problems.

Its more effective than Tamox too IMHO. Clomid has no studies stating it had NO effect at raising serum T levels, whilst studies exist on Tamox.

Rather than repeat what Anthony Roberts (Anthony Conners) has written on PCT, who has no cridentials at all. You should look into what actual Endocrinologists suggest and spend some time on Pubmed/Medline.

Personally, I like a combination of Toremifene and low dose Clomid for PCT. An AI simply isnt needed if one has been used to control estrogen during the cycle.