AROMAMED 25 Deus Medical

Product Features
ACTIVE HALF-LIFE	9 HOURS
CLASSIFICATION	STEROIDAL AROMATASE INHIBITOR
DOSAGE	12.5-25 MG/DAY
ACNE	NO
WATER RETENTION	NO
HBR	NO
HEPATOTOXICITY	NO
AROMATIZATION	NO
MANUFACTURER	Deus Medical
SUBSTANCE	Exemestane

AROMAMED 25 Deus Medical

Active Substance: Exemestane (Aromasin)

Manufacturer: Deus Medical

Pack: 1 Box of 1 x 25 Tablets (25 mg/tab)

Form: Oral

What Is Exemestane (AROMAMED)?

Exemestane, widely known as Aromasin, is a powerful and unique type of Aromatase Inhibitor (AI). It is a steroidal, irreversible (or “suicidal”) AI. This unique mechanism is vital: Exemestane permanently binds to and deactivates the aromatase enzyme, which is responsible for converting androgens (like Testosterone) into estrogen.

Clinically used to treat certain types of breast cancer, its potent ability to decrease the amount of estrogen the body makes is invaluable for athletes managing the side effects of aromatizing steroids.

Core Benefits for Hormone Management

• Irreversible Action (Suicidal AI): Exemestane permanently eliminates the aromatase enzyme, providing the most stable and consistent estrogen suppression during a cycle.

• No Estrogen Rebound Risk: Due to its irreversible binding, Exemestane carries a much lower risk of a sharp estrogen surge when the drug is stopped, a major advantage over reversible AIs.

• Side Effect Prevention: By controlling excessive estrogen, it helps mitigate steroid side effects like gynecomastia and excessive water retention.

• Optimal Absorption: Administration should always be done by mouth once daily with food or after a good meal to maximize absorption.

Usage and Recommended Dosage

Exemestane is highly potent and should be used proactively throughout the steroid cycle.

• Typical Dosage for Performance: The most common effective range is 12.5 mg to 25 mg every other day (EOD) or daily, depending on the severity of the cycle.

• Clinical/High Dosage: The manufacturer lists a dosage range of 25 mg to 100 mg daily for 6–10 weeks, but high doses (over 25 mg) are generally used only in clinical settings or for acute management.

• Duration: Used during the cycle to prevent estrogen buildup, rather than waiting for PCT.

Side Effects and Precautions

Exemestane is generally well-tolerated, but reducing estrogen too low can cause its own set of problems.

Possible Side Effects

• Common: Hot flashes, headache, fatigue, increased appetite, nausea, and sleeping disorder/insomnia.

• Serious: Vision problems, swelling in hands or feet, chest pain, depression, and new or unusual bone pain (due to the effect of low estrogen on bone density).

Critical Precautions

• Medical Guidance: Consult a doctor before use, especially if you have a history of high blood fats (cholesterol), heart disorders (high blood pressure, heart failure), bone problems (osteoporosis), or kidney/liver issues.

• Pregnancy Warning: This component may be absorbed through the skin and lungs. Pregnant or nursing women should not intake this medicine or inhale the dust from the tablets.

• Alertness: The supplement may cause dizziness and tiredness; users should exercise caution when driving or operating machinery.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does “irreversible” or “suicidal” Aromatase Inhibitor mean?

It means Exemestane permanently binds to the aromatase enzyme, effectively destroying it. The body must then synthesize new aromatase enzymes to regain full function. This is different from a reversible AI (like Anastrozole), which only temporarily blocks the enzyme and detaches later.

2. Should Exemestane be taken daily or every other day (EOD)?

While the package lists 25–100 mg daily, for performance enhancement, 12.5 mg EOD or 25 mg EOD is common. Because Exemestane permanently deactivates the enzyme, its effects last longer than its half-life. Injecting too frequently or using too high a dose can crash estrogen levels, which is unhealthy.

3. Does Exemestane need to be used in Post Cycle Therapy (PCT)?

Exemestane is primarily used DURING the cycle to control estrogen. While it may sometimes be used at the very beginning of PCT, SERMs like Nolvadex or Clomid are generally preferred for the main PCT phase because they actively help stimulate natural testosterone release, a function AIs do not possess.

4. What is the major risk of overdosing on Exemestane?

The major risk of overdosing is causing an Estrogen Crash, where estrogen levels fall too low. This can lead to severe side effects that mimic joint pain and bone density issues, cause mood swings and depression, and negatively affect the cardiovascular system. Therefore, users must use the lowest effective dose based on blood work.