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Uhm, according to their product monograph -> https://pdf.hres.ca/dpd_pm/00029108.PDF priapism is a very rare adr and the drug itself is very safe!
Anyway thanks for your response, it would be great to have something like this available cause in certain conditions phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors are ineffective while this basically always works
We will try to find this cream in official pharmacies, most likely it will be from India.
 
Dear customers!

As a store, we are constantly striving to improve and expand our range to better meet your needs. Therefore, we would like to hear your opinions and suggestions.

Just a couple of days ago, we added Apcalis-sx Oral Jelly 20 mg (Tadalafil Gel) and oral testosterone capsules Testoheal to our assortment. In the near future, we plan to delight you with other products from India, including the highly anticipated testosterone gel.

What additional products would you like to see in our range of official pharmacy medications? Your suggestions are very important to us, and we are ready to do everything we can to offer you the best products.

We would appreciate your comments and ideas!
I think injectable sarms would be a cool thing. And some newer compounds (however i know its pretty hard to produce) trevagumab and garetosmab
 
I think injectable sarms would be a cool thing. And some newer compounds (however i know its pretty hard to produce) trevagumab and garetosmab
Regarding the two compounds you mentioned, have you used them already, or would you try them if we sold them?

Injectable SARMs – I’ve been hearing about this for some time now, but I have serious doubts that there will be much demand for them. SARMs are bought much less frequently than anabolic steroids, and it could turn out that we’d spend a lot of time creating these injectable forms and no one would end up buying them.
 
methyl tren would be cool

and if you could make injectable glutathione yourself and self it for cheaper than the tad 600 i would buy mountains of it

any plans for injectable methandienone (dianabol)?
just take dbol orally, theres literally zero advantage to injectable dbol
 
methyl tren would be cool

and if you could make injectable glutathione yourself and self it for cheaper than the tad 600 i would buy mountains of it


just take dbol orally, theres literally zero advantage to injectable dbol
Methyltren - it's impossible to make it while China is not working. I added it to the list a long time ago

Some people experience gastrointestinal issues with oral Dbol, but using the injectable form can help avoid this.

As for glutathione, I think we would face a marketing issue if we started making our own, because most people are familiar with TAD600, not glutathione.
 
What dosage do you actually use? For example, at 10 mg I just clear out the fridge because of the hunger caused by Ibutamoren. Is there anyone else who would like a higher dosage than 10 mg? Let me know.
My first Ibutamoren order was from you. I've read that the dosage for men are 20-30mg a day so I bought on another website an American brand with 30mg dosage per pill. Currently I am using a Swiss brand with 25mg dosage per pill.

If you happen to up your dosage up to 20 or 25mg per pill, and increase the price to like 59€ you'll be finally competitive compared to other providers I believe.
 
My first Ibutamoren order was from you. I've read that the dosage for men are 20-30mg a day so I bought on another website an American brand with 30mg dosage per pill. Currently I am using a Swiss brand with 25mg dosage per pill.

If you happen to up your dosage up to 20 or 25mg per pill, and increase the price to like 59€ you'll be finally competitive compared to other providers I believe.
Thank you i will keep it mind
 
Please tell me why you are interested in this product

Toremifene vs. Tamoxifen for PCT​


Both work the same way: block estrogen in the brain → more LH/FSH → more natural testosterone.

Tamoxifen​

  • Proven for decades.
  • Boosts LH/FSH/Testo in men.
  • Cheap, widely available.
  • Weak point: needs CYP2D6 enzyme → some people don’t respond as well.
  • Possible risks: blood clots, eye issues (rare in men).

Toremifene​

  • Very similar to Tamoxifen, but less dependent on CYP2D6 → works more consistently.
  • Can improve cholesterol (↑ HDL, ↓ LDL).
  • Main risk: can prolong the QT interval (heart rhythm issue).
  • More expensive, harder to find.

Conclusion​

  • Both increase testosterone and work for PCT.
  • Tamoxifen = standard, safe choice if no issues with CYP2D6.
  • Toremifene = good alternative if you want steadier results or better lipids, but watch heart/QT risk.
Bottom line:
  • In terms of blood clot / eye / lipid side effects, Toremifene looks “cleaner.”
  • In terms of heart rhythm (QT prolongation), Toremifene can actually be riskier.
  • So it’s not simply “less side effects overall,” but rather a different profile:
    • Tamoxifen → clot/eye risks.
    • Toremifene → heart rhythm risk.
In practice: No big difference in effectiveness – choice depends on your health profile and availability.
 

Toremifene vs. Tamoxifen for PCT​


Both work the same way: block estrogen in the brain → more LH/FSH → more natural testosterone.

Tamoxifen​

  • Proven for decades.
  • Boosts LH/FSH/Testo in men.
  • Cheap, widely available.
  • Weak point: needs CYP2D6 enzyme → some people don’t respond as well.
  • Possible risks: blood clots, eye issues (rare in men).

Toremifene​

  • Very similar to Tamoxifen, but less dependent on CYP2D6 → works more consistently.
  • Can improve cholesterol (↑ HDL, ↓ LDL).
  • Main risk: can prolong the QT interval (heart rhythm issue).
  • More expensive, harder to find.

Conclusion​

  • Both increase testosterone and work for PCT.
  • Tamoxifen = standard, safe choice if no issues with CYP2D6.
  • Toremifene = good alternative if you want steadier results or better lipids, but watch heart/QT risk.
Bottom line:
  • In terms of blood clot / eye / lipid side effects, Toremifene looks “cleaner.”
  • In terms of heart rhythm (QT prolongation), Toremifene can actually be riskier.
  • So it’s not simply “less side effects overall,” but rather a different profile:
    • Tamoxifen → clot/eye risks.
    • Toremifene → heart rhythm risk.
In practice: No big difference in effectiveness – choice depends on your health profile and availability.
Thanks! I know Torimifene is basically, as a blogger I follow often put it, an upgraded version of Tamoxifen. I’ve always wondered if people would actually buy it, since not many know about it. A while back, we ran a poll on our Telegram channel asking which SERMs our clients would like to see in the store, and Torimifene got the fewest votes. After that, we added Enclomiphene and Raloxifene instead.

That said, I really appreciate your input, and I’ve already added Torimifene to my list of potential products to consider.

Thank you
 
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Thanks! I know Torimifene is basically, as a blogger I follow often put it, an upgraded version of Tamoxifen. I’ve always wondered if people would actually buy it, since not many know about it. A while back, we ran a poll on our Telegram channel asking which SERMs our clients would like to see in the store, and Torimifene got the fewest votes. After that, we added Enclomiphene and Raloxifene instead.

That said, I really appreciate your input, and I’ve already added Torimifene to my list of potential products to consider.

Thank you
thx, i always use: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ as source :D
 
I see that primo in vials are back in stock.
When will ampoules be available?
Thx
At the moment, we are only considering 10 ml vials because, for us, this is the fastest way to produce them. If methenolone becomes available continuously, we will probably also start producing ampoules. Amps not suit to you?
 
Dear Driada Team,

First of all, I would like to thank you for your excellent service and high-quality products. I truly appreciate what you offer.

It would be fantastic if you could consider adding SLU-PP-332, Cargilintide, and the AOD fragment to your product lineup. I believe these would be a great addition for many customers.

Thank you once again, and I look forward to seeing what’s next from your team.
 
Dear Driada Team,

First of all, I would like to thank you for your excellent service and high-quality products. I truly appreciate what you offer.

It would be fantastic if you could consider adding SLU-PP-332, Cargilintide, and the AOD fragment to your product lineup. I believe these would be a great addition for many customers.

Thank you once again, and I look forward to seeing what’s next from your team.
Thank you for your feedback. Two products have already been on the list for some time, and we expect Cargilintide to be available in the store within the next few weeks, so I’m excited to share this news with you!
 
At the moment, we are only considering 10 ml vials because, for us, this is the fastest way to produce them. If methenolone becomes available continuously, we will probably also start producing ampoules. Amps not suit to you?
I simply prefer Ampoules for various reasons.
That said. Given the situation vials are also OK.

Do the vials vs ampoules contain the exact same amount of additives such as BB and BA?
 
I simply prefer Ampoules for various reasons.
That said. Given the situation vials are also OK.

Do the vials vs ampoules contain the exact same amount of additives such as BB and BA?
I hope that in the near future we will also be able to produce ampoules. Yes, the formulas are absolutely identical.
 
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