Buy Arimidex for Bodybuilding | 1mg Anastrozole

ARIMIMED 1 is anastrozole, the standard on-cycle aromatase inhibitor. Used properly it keeps estrogen in range; used by feel it is how people crash themselves.

Also sold as Arimidex, Anastrozol or anastrozole.

Anastrozole is a non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor. It sits on the aromatase enzyme and blocks it competitively, which stops testosterone converting to estrogen. The binding is reversible, so the effect fades as it clears and estrogen comes back up. Read our full anastrozole overview.

ARIMIMED 1 benefits

Reliable, predictable estrogen control on cycle, the most widely used option here
Long half-life, so every other day dosing holds levels steady
Reversible binding, so the effect fades rather than persisting if you stop
Well documented, with more accumulated user experience than the alternatives
1mg tablets, which split cleanly into the 0.5mg most protocols actually use

ARIMIMED 1 dosage

Common starting point: 0.25 to 0.5mg every other day
Higher end: 1mg every other day
Adjust from: An estradiol blood test, not from symptoms
Frequency: Every other day
Half-life: About 46 hours
Post-cycle therapy: Do not use, switch to a SERM

Most people sit at a quarter to half a tablet every other day. Starting at a whole tablet because that is what the tablet is, is one of the commonest routes to crashed estrogen.

Adjust from a blood test. High and low estrogen produce almost identical symptoms, so dosing by feel usually means overshooting and then overshooting again.

Package content

Tablets: 50 per box, as 2 strips of 25
Strength: 1mg anastrozole per tablet
Anastrozole per box: 50mg
Half-life: About 46 hours
Brand: Deus Medical

At 0.5mg every other day one box covers around 200 days.

Store below 30°C. Protect from light. Do not freeze. Keep out of reach of children.

Who is ARIMIMED 1 for?

Anyone running a compound that aromatises, primarily testosterone, and whose bloodwork says estrogen is climbing. Not everyone needs one, and that is worth establishing before starting.

Astera Labs sells the identical product, same 1mg strength and same 50 tablets, at the same price. If you are also running tamoxifen, exemestane is the better choice, because tamoxifen lowers anastrozole levels.

Before you run it. Crashed estrogen is worse than high estrogen and it is far easier to do. Low estrogen gives you aching joints, no libido, erectile problems, flat mood and worse cholesterol than the steroids alone would. The trap is that those symptoms look almost identical to high estrogen, so people feel bad, assume they need more anti-estrogen, and dig deeper. Do not dose an aromatase inhibitor by feel. Measure estradiol and adjust from the number. The estrogen management guide covers how. And keep this on cycle: an aromatase inhibitor has no place in post-cycle therapy, where you need estrogen present for recovery to happen at all. Anastrozole specifically pushes cholesterol the wrong way, so it adds to what the steroids are already doing there. It also interacts with tamoxifen, which measurably lowers anastrozole blood levels, so the two together give you less aromatase inhibition than the dose suggests. If you need both, exemestane is the better partner. Not for anyone under 18, and not for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

How to use ARIMIMED 1

Swallow with water, every other day at the same time. Split tablets with a pill cutter for the quarter and half doses most protocols use. Stop it when the cycle ends rather than carrying it into post-cycle therapy.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my estrogen is too low?

You largely cannot tell from symptoms, which is the whole problem. Low estrogen and high estrogen both produce low libido, erectile difficulty, poor mood and general flatness.

Aching or clicking joints and completely dry skin lean toward low, and puffiness and sensitive nipples lean toward high, but neither is reliable. This is the one thing in a cycle you genuinely should not guess at. Test estradiol.

Do I even need one?

Not automatically, and starting one because a cycle plan listed it is how a lot of people end up crashed. Compounds that do not aromatise, such as trenbolone, drostanolone, stanozolol or oxandrolone, produce no estrogen at all.

Even on testosterone, plenty of people at moderate doses never need one. Test estradiol a few weeks in and decide from the number rather than from the plan.

Should I use it during PCT?

No. Post-cycle recovery depends on estrogen being present, because the feedback loop that restarts your own production runs through it. Suppressing estrogen at that point works directly against the goal.

Use a SERM such as tamoxifen or clomiphene for post-cycle therapy and stop the aromatase inhibitor when the cycle ends.

How do I dose a 1mg tablet when I need 0.5mg?

Split it. 1mg every other day is a high dose for most people and 0.25 to 0.5mg every other day is where the majority actually sit, so halving or quartering tablets is normal with this compound.

A pill cutter makes it consistent. Starting at a whole tablet because that is what the tablet is, is one of the commonest routes to crashed estrogen.

Anastrozole or exemestane?

Anastrozole is the default and the better documented of the two. Exemestane has three real advantages: it binds irreversibly so there is no estrogen rebound when you stop, it treats cholesterol more kindly, and it does not interact with tamoxifen.

If you are running a SERM alongside, or you know you react badly to rebound, exemestane is the better choice. Otherwise anastrozole does the job.