EVIMED 60 (Raloxifene HCL) selective oestrogen receptor modulator tablets, Deus Medical

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Description

What is EVIMED 60 (Raloxifene HCL)?

EVIMED 60 is raloxifene, the SERM to reach for when gynecomastia is already established rather than just starting.

Also sold as Evista, Ralox or raloxifene hydrochloride.

Raloxifene is a SERM like tamoxifen, but it binds the estrogen receptor in breast tissue more tightly and for longer. That is why it has the better record on gyno that has already formed. Unlike tamoxifen it does very little at the pituitary, so it is a gyno tool rather than a recovery tool.

EVIMED 60 benefits

The strongest option here for gynecomastia that has already developed
Binds breast tissue receptors more tightly than tamoxifen does
Supports bone density rather than working against it
Does not crush estrogen the way an aromatase inhibitor does
60mg tablets, which is the standard dose with nothing to split

EVIMED 60 dosage

Gynecomastia: 60mg per day, one tablet
Higher end: 120mg per day, short term
Post-cycle therapy: Not the right tool, use tamoxifen or clomiphene
Frequency: Once daily
Half-life: About 28 hours
Duration: Several weeks, judged by whether the lump is softening

60mg daily is the standard. This is a gyno compound rather than a recovery compound, so it does not replace tamoxifen or clomiphene in post-cycle therapy.

Be realistic about what it can do. Gyno that has been present for a long time turns fibrous, and no drug removes scar tissue. Raloxifene gives you the best chance, not a guarantee.

Package content

Tablets: 50 per box, as 2 strips of 25
Strength: 60mg raloxifene HCL per tablet
Raloxifene per box: 3000mg
Form: Oral tablets
Brand: Deus Medical

At 60mg a day one box covers 50 days.

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

Who is EVIMED 60 for?

People with gynecomastia that did not respond to tamoxifen, or that has been present long enough that tamoxifen is unlikely to shift it. This is the compound with the best evidence for that specific job.

It is the wrong purchase for post-cycle recovery. Raloxifene does very little at the pituitary, so it will not restart your own production. Use tamoxifen or clomiphene for that.

Before you run it. A SERM and an aromatase inhibitor are not interchangeable and mixing them up is the most common mistake in this category. An aromatase inhibitor stops estrogen being made and belongs on cycle. A SERM blocks estrogen at the receptor in some tissues while leaving it alone in others, which is what makes it the post-cycle tool. You want estrogen present during recovery, so running an aromatase inhibitor through post-cycle therapy works directly against the thing you are trying to do. Raloxifene sits at the gyno end of that rather than the recovery end. The side effects are generally mild, hot flushes and leg cramps being the common ones, but raloxifene carries a raised risk of blood clots, which is a real consideration if you are already running compounds that thicken your blood or raise haematocrit. That combination is worth taking seriously. Bloodwork is how you keep track. Not for anyone under 18, and not for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

How to use EVIMED 60

Swallow one tablet with water at the same time each day, with or without food. Judge it by whether the tissue is softening over weeks rather than by how you feel day to day.

Frequently asked questions

Raloxifene or tamoxifen for gyno?

Tamoxifen first for gyno that is just starting, because it is cheaper, gentler and works well when caught early.

Raloxifene for gyno that is already established or that tamoxifen has not shifted. It binds breast tissue receptors more strongly and has the better record on lumps that have been there a while.

Can I use it for PCT?

Not usefully. Raloxifene works at breast tissue but does very little at the pituitary, and it is that pituitary effect that restarts your own testosterone production.

For post-cycle recovery use tamoxifen or clomiphene. Raloxifene is a gyno tool that happens to sit in the same category.

Will it get rid of a lump I have had for years?

Probably not, and it would be dishonest to suggest otherwise. Long-standing gyno becomes fibrous tissue, and no drug dissolves that.

Raloxifene gives the best chance any drug has, and it is worth trying before considering surgery, but a firm lump that has been there for years is usually a surgical problem.

Does it lower estrogen?

No, and that is an important distinction. Raloxifene blocks the estrogen receptor in breast tissue. Your actual estrogen level does not change.

That is why it does not cause the joint pain, low libido and mood problems that come with crashing estrogen on an aromatase inhibitor.

Is the clot risk a real concern?

It is worth taking seriously in this context specifically. Raloxifene raises the risk of venous clots, and many anabolic compounds raise haematocrit, which thickens blood on its own.

If you are running boldenone or anything else known to push red blood cell count, get that checked before adding raloxifene rather than stacking two risks blindly.

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