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Im on chosen 1 and superstrol 7 for an 8 week cycle. I have a bottle of apex male and a bottle of arimistane. Could I start andriol instead and just take it with the apex male? I could just throw in the arimistane as needed is my thoughts. The chosen 1 and superstrol 7 are not really associated with estrogen conversion so im curious. I always take liver rx and saw palmetto just for overall health. Im not sure of id need a typical pct with the protocol im asking about. And if I did would I then take a month off after the pct and then start the andriol. Im probably going to run the andriol for 6 months minimum and maybe throw in and epi here and there.

Asked by Allen on 10-02-2025
Answer
Based on the product labels and manufacturer statements: Superstrol 7 requires a PCT for after the cycle, and Chosen 1 also recommends a PCT after a 4–8 week run. Your planned 8 weeks fits those ranges. After you finish Chosen 1 and Superstrol 7, complete a full 4-week PCT before starting any new prohormone. Label aligned options in PCT include Blackstone Labs PCT V (recommended on the Chosen 1 page) and Apex Male, which is recommended for post cycle use. Arimistane is an aromatase inhibitor you can run at 1 tablet morning and 1 tablet evening for 4 weeks if estrogen related side effects show up. As per the label/manufacturer, Chosen 1 and Superstrol 7 does not aromatize to estrogen. If you later choose Andriol, its label says 1 tablet each morning with food, it can be taken year round and does not require cycle support for most men, but it has potential for estrogen conversion, so Arimistane may be used if side effects occur. Keep Liver Rx as your support if you like, the label allows on cycle and post cycle use at 3 tablets daily, do not exceed 9. The labels do not specify a mandatory extra month off after PCT, so the safest next step is to complete PCT, assess how you feel, and check the current manufacturer guidance or your clinician before beginning Andriol. The information provided is for reference only and does not constitute medical or professional advice.
Disclaimer: Not medical or professional advice
Answered by Our Team on 2026-03-25 10:27:54
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