Nolvapex 20 by Sixpex is an oral SERM—basically, it’s a tablet with 20mg of Tamoxifen Citrate, usually sold in packs of 50. Most people in bodybuilding use it for post-cycle therapy, or PCT, after running anabolic steroids.

Here’s what you get: 
Tamoxifen citrate blocks estrogen in breast tissue but can act like estrogen elsewhere. It hangs around in your system for about 5 to 7 days. Sixpex makes this stuff high-purity, so it works much like the well-known pharmaceutical Nolvadex. After a cycle—say, Methapex—it helps kickstart your natural testosterone again.

Why use it? 
Mainly, it’s for PCT. Tamoxifen blocks estrogen feedback at your brain, so your body starts pumping out more LH and FSH, which gets your own testosterone going. Doctors use it to treat hormone-positive breast cancer and to lower cancer risk in women at high risk. In the bodybuilding world, people also take it off-label to keep gyno (man boobs) at bay.

What’s the upside?
 It helps your HPTA recover after a steroid cycle, so you keep your gains and don’t crash. It fights or even reverses gyno, bumps up IGF-1, and usually helps with mood and libido while you’re recovering. For cancer patients, it can lower recurrence risk by 30 to 50% if used over five years.

How do you take it? 
Swallow the tablet with water, anytime—food doesn’t matter. If you’re taking over 20mg, split it up during the day. For PCT, start two weeks after your last long-acting steroid shot, or right after finishing oral steroids. For tough cycles, people add hCG and then taper off at the end.

Dosage?
 Standard PCT is 40mg a day (split into two doses) for the first two weeks, then drop to 20mg a day for the next two. For gyno control during a cycle, 10–20mg daily is common. If you need longer PCT, you can go up to six weeks, but check your bloodwork and adjust as needed. Women should only use this under a doctor’s eye.

Side effects—yeah, they happen. The usual ones are hot flashes, nausea, leg cramps, and mood swings. Rare but serious problems include blood clots, stroke, cataracts, or changes in liver enzymes. It can also raise the risk for endometrial cancer, but that’s uncommon. So, keep an eye on your cholesterol and vision, and don’t take it if you’ve had blood clots or you’re pregnant.

The 20mg tablets look just like the ones you’d find in Nolvapex’s packaging—basic blister packs, nothing fancy. For complete product specifications and related information, please consult buylegitgear.is.