Arimidex(liquid or cap/pill form)?

[back4more]

I was curious if there was any difference in terms of quaility between Arimidex in liquid form(Liquidex etc.,) vs Arimidex in pill/capsule form? I bought some Liquid Caber a while back and it wasn't until I recieved it that I found out Caber in liquid form is highly unstable and was probley useless at that point. I was trying to avoid this happening again with a little input from the more experienced members here. Any help at all is appreciated.

 

[Kuntrykok]

if it's a reputable lab then liquid should be on point with caps or tabs. It's the quality of the raw material that is the biggest concern. Look around for reviews on different research chem shops and ugl's and that should lead you in the right direction. You are correct, Caber is not one that I would trust in liquid form only caps or tabs for it. Adex and Asin are fine suspended in liquid.

 

[RockShawn]

You can dose very accurately with liquid. If the caps aren't mixed properly, you get fluctuating doses.

 

[GRIM]

prefer liquid myself

 

[Joebad1]

I like the pill don't feel the liquid always gets same dose..

 

[Kuntrykok]

as long as it's not BUNK I don't care if it's a cock head suppository. Lol

 

[DGAF]

I prefer caps over liquids for any oral.