Arimidex (Anastrozole) – Aromatase Inhibitor for Estrogen Control
Arimidex, also known as Anastrozole, is a powerful non-steroidal aromatase inhibitor (AI) used to manage estrogen levels during steroid cycles. It prevents testosterone from converting to estrogen, helping reduce water retention, gynecomastia (gyno), mood swings, and bloating.
At Steroids EU, we offer pharma-grade Arimidex tablets sourced from certified EU labs with fast, trackable shipping within Europe. All products are shipped discreetly to avoid delays or customs issues.
Why Use Arimidex?
- Blocks estrogen conversion (inhibits aromatase enzyme)
- Reduces risk of water retention, gyno, and high blood pressure
- Improves muscle hardness and dryness during cycles
- May be used during early PCT to control rebound estrogen
Recommended Dosage and Timing
- During Cycle: 0.25–0.5 mg every other day (adjust based on bloodwork)
- During PCT: Use only if estrogen rebound is detected (consult support)
- After Cycle: Can be used briefly post-PCT for sensitive users
Warning: Excessive AI use can crash estrogen levels. This may lead to joint pain, fatigue, libido loss, or low mood. Always start with the minimum effective dose and test blood levels if possible.
Best Steroid Cycles to Use Arimidex With
- Testosterone Enanthate / Cypionate / Sustanon 250
- Dianabol (Methandrostenolone)
- Anadrol (Oxymetholone)
Why Buy Arimidex from Steroids EU?
- Lab-tested Anastrozole from trusted European labs
- Discreet EU-based shipping – no customs hassle
- Secure payments (Crypto, SEPA)
- Expert guidance for estrogen control and AI use
FAQ – Arimidex (Anastrozole)
- Should I use Arimidex in every cycle?
- If you're using aromatizing compounds (e.g. Testosterone, Dbol), yes. It prevents high estrogen side effects.
- Is Arimidex safe for long-term use?
- It’s not recommended long-term. Use during the cycle and taper off post-cycle unless guided otherwise.
- Can I use Arimidex with Nolvadex?
- Yes, but they serve different functions. Arimidex is used during the cycle; Nolvadex is typically for PCT.
- Can Arimidex crash estrogen too low?
- Yes. Start with 0.25 mg EOD and adjust based on symptoms or bloodwork. Too low estrogen can harm performance and mood.
- How fast does Arimidex work?
- Arimidex begins lowering estrogen within 24–48 hours of the first dose.
Prevent bloating, stay dry, and protect your gains. Add Arimidex to your cycle protocol or ask our experts for dosing support.