posted Sun, 04/28/2013 - 11:16
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Liquids vs. Tablets
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Has anyone tested and seen any differences between dosing with liquids vs tablets?
I have liquid T3 & Clen and I'm wondering if it would be more effective to use tablets instead.
Thoughts please?
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Plus to add to all these good things. Liquids have a shorter shelf life it's to be said. Not 100% on this but everyone on these forums have said so. So consider that if I'm right on the money.
WithdrawlI believe that to be very true. Plus, if you spill your bottle of liquid you've lost everything. Can't ruin capsules or tabs by dumping them on the floor, lol. I've used a lot of liquids and I still do but damn do I worry about accidentally spilling a whole bottle.
PaladinI was thinking that was the case so I'm glad you confirmed that.
WithdrawlIf your liquid is accurately dosed it will work the same as tablets. Always shake up liquids first. As was already said, it's VERY easy to overdose on liquids so be careful and take your time when dosing.
RustyhookerBoth of those are hazardous if not measured correctly. T3 mistake and its for life.
It's especially dangerous to some one who has never ran it or done a very decent amount of research. We you start messing with your thyroid it's just like you said, mistake for life.
PaladinGuys, the research has been done. This is why I asked the question. I'm concerned about consistency and dosing in liquid form. Tablets are easy to measure but liquids seem to be less accurate. Thoughts?
RustyhookerThrow away the t3. Shake crap outta clen. Start low and know it jacks up your heart valves. Good clen for me is 20mcg every 4 hours....60mcg/day Max.
PaladinWhy throw away the T3?
If it was me personally I would choose tabs. I feel that tabs would be more accuraly dosed versus a liquid.