Just order my first androcur pills

Waiting for the pills and do i have the currage to take

Them

want a slappy dick

I hope its going fast

The effects of Androcur are not painful and are reversible. I hope this will help you make the right choice. Having tried Androcur on a trial basis and actually liking the results, I can only offer my encouragement. It does allow a male to experience most of the effects of castration without any permanent damage or changes. You can experience the effects of reduced no erections at all, reduction or elimination of semen. Your libido and interest in sex will probably be gone for a while. I think it is a good way to experience and simulate castration. Good luck and please keep us posted.

I agree with Experiment. Allthough there might be side affects.

I did a trial of Androcur a couple of monts ago. I experienced shortness of breath. I couldn’t climb one flight of stairs without gasping for air. I found out I had a reaction to the ‘fillers’ in the tablet.

On the Effects of the androcur itself, I liked the experience of lowered Testosterone.

I only used Andro for a couple of weeks until I was forced to stop. But the effects lingered on for a while.

My libido was affected for 2-2.5 months, Little/ no desire for sex/masturbating. No morning wood or spontaneous erections.

Difficulty maintaining erections, less and watery cum. That lasted a couple of weeks. It took quite some time for things to get back to “normal”.

I will report when i start

8-15 days to recive (long time)

experiment - I confirm totally your mind.

check your prolactin and liver bloodwork

Veldmaat (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 22, 2018 1:22 pm I agree with Experiment. Allthough there might be side affects.

I did a trial of Androcur a couple of monts ago. I experienced shortness of breath. I couldn’t climb one flight of stairs without gasping for air. I found out I had a reaction to the ‘fillers’ in the tablet.

This is really interesting. How did you find out it was the fillers?

I looked the ingredients up online.

I asked the pharmacist down the block from us, and he said that many modern pills are mostly filler, for substance. This is to increase the size of the pill, in that the medication is strong enough to the point that the tablet would be so small that one couldn't deal with it. The company Noritsu-Koki (a Japanese maker of photo printing machines) has also diversified into pharmacy equipment, and their repair tech tells me the same thing. Pills have to be a certain size, or you simply can't make a machine to count and sort them. Also, with all the inert coating and tablet-body exterior, medications do not contaminate the machines with anything other than "filler". I guess there's a lot more to making a pill than we thought?

Veldmaat (imported) wrote: Tue Jun 26, 2018 5:10 am I looked the ingredients up online.

What was the specific ingredient in the filler that caused the problem?