Kalpa still G2G??

Join DateMar 2011LocationspainPosts533

Hey, I was running sciroxx, and was very strong stuff, loved it, but now I'm thinking switch over Kalpa... why??
Because sciroxx can't supply me the whole cycle, and I found a source who has everything I need for the cycle. But he only has Kalpa so I was searching for some more info and I found out it seems its G2G but gives some strong PIP even enanthate . for my experience, PIP is always a bad sign, if its normal dosed Enanthate ester, it should not give any PIP. I saw photos on their main page, and the lab seems to be veery professional, but who know if its true... can someone update me about their products? do they still come in ugly brown vials? I always hated brown vials.
thanks

Join DateJun 2009Posts1,058

I used Kalpa with my last cycle. I did get some PIP but I was using Test Prop so that's to be expected. I had pretty decent results with their Prop. I didn't feel anything from their Var though and wouldn't buy that again.

Join DateMar 2011LocationspainPosts533

thanks pete,... I'm interrested in their test enanthate tren enanthate and masteron enanthate... why enanthate?? because of the low PIP and higher concentration (less pins) and almost better value and better plasma peak. Also interested in dianabol , clenbuterol , T3 and aromasin . the prices are veeery good in comparision with sciroxx. wonder if quality is at the same level

Join DateJun 2009Posts1,058

Have you run Tren before??? If not then go with Tren Ace because it will only stay in your system for a few days so if you're having sides and you have to abort they will only last a few days vs. a few weeks. My next go with tren I will prob. do Tren E as the sides I got from Tren on this current cycle were very minimal. The only real issue I've had is that I'm def. more moody on Tren and a bit angry.

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