Exemestane Suicidal Inhibitor Aromasin Reducing Estrogen

Exemestane Suicidal Inhibitor Aromasin Reducing Estrogen

Exemestane aromatase inhibitors Aromasin anti-etrogen

Arimidex - Aromasin - Letrozole

By-in-large most aromatase inhibitors are very similar as their primary action is the same; reducing the amount of estrogen thereby preventing it from binding. All three common forms, Arimidex, Aromasin and Letrozole all perform this action with Letrozole reducing the amount of estrogen to the greatest degree.

By supplementing with these AIs as they are commonly known we can prevent many of the side-effects commonly associated with anabolic steroid use, especially Gynecomastia.

Like Arimidex and Letrozole, Aromasin performs the same action, however, it does so in a more permanent and binding way if you will, thereby labeling it more accurately as a suicidal inhibitor of the aromatase class. In most all cases any of the three will get the job done and in most cases it will simply be of an individualistic preference.

Basic information of Exemestane: CAS: 107868-30-4 Assay: 99%. MF: C20H24O2 MW: 296.4 Character: White crystalline powder MP: 155.13C.