Dutasteride counterproductive on DHT based compounds?
So we know dutasteride and other DHT inhibitors help us to mitigate DHT conversion on cycle.
However I have a concern about its use on a cycle that is based on DHT compounds. I'm about to run a cycle of Test E, Masteron and Primobolan, mast and primo both of which are DHT based compounds.
Yes dutasteride will prevent test formation to DHT, but at the same time would it have a counter-productive effect on the Masteron and Primobolan as they are both DHTs ?
Im thinking it could be either of the following:
1) Dutasteride simply prevents the conversion but does not affect the existing DHT so might it leave the masteron and primo to do its thing?
OR
2) Dutasteride prevents conversion AND also eliminates/mitigates already existing DHTs. If this is the way it works I believe it may send my Masteron and Primobolan down the drain.
What do you guys think?
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I'm pretty sure primo isn't a DHT, and is instead a DHB (dihydroboldenone) as primo and DHB only vary by a methyl group.
And in my opinion drugs that stop 5ar simply do that, I don't think it would inhibit the efficacy of the primo or the mast. Just an opinion and I could easily be wrong though.
Dutasteride will not reduce the effectiveness of DHT derived compounds nor will it have any effect on DHT or hairloss and, yes, primo is derived from boldenone as you say.