It’s possible to stack them together with SARMs, yes. Experts don’t caution against this. In fact, it may even assist you with testosterone suppression. It’s likely, depending on what SARM you took, that you’ll need PCT after you finish with your cycle. A testosterone booster is not a replacement for PCT, for sure, but it may help along the line and make suppression less severe.
That alone would already be a good enough reason to take it. But it doesn’t end there. Testosterone boosters are also sold over the counter, meaning that they’re easy to get, and there’s a good chance that if you take them during your cycle, it may make the suppression not hit as hard at the end.
While it’s not a perfect solution, it’s a possibility if you were looking to stack them with SARMs: even if the end results are only a mild to moderate improvement.
