Also, if you cannot afford the appropriate ancillaries, or if you're just a cheapskate, while it's not as good as the "real deal"; a low-cost, easily-accessible, and natural supplement to use is Vitamin B6. In years past, I had sources with prolactin-based AAS/PH's, but did not offer any ancillaries. I am one of those "lucky" people who are hypersensitive to prolactin, so I cannot run anything like that without some sort of anti-prolactin. Reading articles years ago that suggested Vitamin B6 as a supplement for elevated prolactin levels, I tried it, and found success with it. The only catch is, since it is water soluble, you have to dose it several times throughout the day for an adequate dosing.