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If so, how to go about mitigating them? I've been on 12.5mg enclo for the last week & about to start Ac-262 No noticable sides or anything, just wanted to be prepared ahead of time.

Hi everyone, I’ve had a few attempts at running AC-262, mostly because I’ve seen it widely regarded as one of the "safer" options. However, every time I start a cycle, I consistently develop breakouts on my face. I’m struggling to understand why this is happening, as I’ve tolerated much stronger compounds in the past without any similar issues. Specifically, I’ve used RAD-140, Ostarine, Enclomiphene, and Proviron previously, and I never had this problem with my skin. I’m skeptical that this is strictly hormonal, given my history with other compounds. Has anyone else experienced localized facial acne specifically with AC-262, or do you have any theories on what might be causing this? Any insights would be appreciated.