EQ and Anavar, good stack or not?

[uiakeo]

I'm currently on TRT. I'm 37 years old. I've been on TRT for two years. I would like to keep my TRT dose where it is and add equipoise at 600 mg a week and then add anavar 50 mg a day.
I'm currently around 82 kg. I would like to gain 5 to 10 kg on this cycle and I would like to run it for 15 weeks. Do you think that EQ at 600 mg a week is good enough or should I run it at a higher dose?

 

[wolf#85]

I think you should read up on EQ and what it does, if your on a trt dose and add 600 EQ you will def tank your E2. You should find your test to EQ ratio. With EQ less is more it's very strong compound

 

[ROIDDERS]

When it comes to EQ, anything above 200 mg is going to be an effective dosage. The higher you go, the more side effects and the more your blood thickens, so keep that in mind if you're going to go high.

 

[2Thick]

equipoise is the GOAT but keep it simple. Do 300 mg of the EQ, 250 mg of testosterone. Start there and then you can adjust.

 

[Ulter]

I like EQ. It's not bad at all. 400 mg a week is really solid. You can also do 25 mg of anavar. You won't go wrong with either.

 

[ceo]

bros equipoise is a solid option. 500 mg a week is good. You can go 12 weeks and you can really push yourself.

 

[JasonPriest]

If you want high-quality EQ, then look at Domestic Supply. They are terrific. They are one of the top sources for a reason. You're never going to go wrong.

 

[rizzlekdizzle]

600EQ on a TRT level of test is not right, you would need 1200T to even hope that it doesn't tank your E2. Have you read up on the effects EQ can have? Do not do more EQ than Test - you need to know your E2 levels and it is a very long ester.
Why don't you just up your Test dose with the added anavar? I assume this is your first cycle?
@koba @Grumpy1 @Allupfromhere
Not sure why there are recommendations to go high EQ on a TRT level of Test (which I assume is 100-150mg)
10kg is also quite a lot to expect

 

[Grumpy1]

Adding 600eq will likely crash your e2 and you will feel terrible
As @rizzlekdizzle has mentioned upping your test would be more effective in achieving your goal