Tablets Vs Liquids
If you have been looking around to buy SARMs and left confused which is the better version between tablets or liquid, this guide is meant only for you.
There are different false statements and ridiculous theories thrown that liquid SARMs are far better than tableted SARMs. No wonder, most of the time these statements are coming from individuals who have vested interested in the profitability and sales of liquid SARMs (they are paid, they work for, or they own a SARMs store that deal only in liquid SARMs). Let us tell you one thing very clearly, all SARMs start as raw powders. It is as simple as that!
Why Tablet SARMS Are Better?
One of the biggest differences between liquid SARMs and tablet SARMs is consistency. The former is basically completely liquid and the tablet is hard-packed and dense. It is worthwhile to also remember here that liquid vials of SARMs are very prone to damage during the entire process of transit. Add to that, rough handling of packs by postal employees and customs, and they can easily break and spill!
Furthermore, scientific literature states that the ingredients in SARMs, tablets or liquid, if ingested, will finally be absorbed similiarly- through the digestive system- in the body. Both liquid SARMs and tableted SARMs will stay in the stomach for a brief period of time before they get metabolized and distributed to where they are required.
How To Buy SARMs Tablets?
You can find a lot of SARMs stores that deal in both liquid SARMs and tableted SARMs. As we have found out, the liquid SARMs are no better than their tableted counterparts. There is actually more risk of the product not getting safely delivered with liquid SARMs. Moreover, liquid SARMs make it difficult to measure accurate dosages that can put you at an increased risk of unknowingly over-dosing or abusing selective androgen receptor modulators.
All in all, it is always better to buy genuine and research-grade tableted SARMs from only GENSARM.com and that we have a reputation of offering the “real deal” and not in circulating “fake products and paid stories”.