I would ask first what your goals are. Just because you are aware of or have access to certain compounds doesn't necessarily dictate your cycle. For all the stress to your system. its gotta have the purpose you want and meets the expectations you're looking for.
Clen, in & of itself, is an "anti-catabolic" so it is intended to preserve muscle while cutting, tho its not an anabolic. The primary purpose of clen is to cut. If you're only trying to cut, then clen is it. If you're looking to add some lean muscle mass, then you can look at another cycle.
A couple general rules of thumb:
1) Don't stack anything you've never used by itself before.
-- this way if you run into issues, you know what compound is most likely to be the cause so you can drop it or adjust things instead of stopping everything.
2) Time on = Time off. Your body needs time to recover from whatever cycle instead of just perpetually running cycles back to back to back to back. The bigger recommendation here is to plan your cycles for a specific purpose , run the cycle as you plan it, and then plan when you want to do your next cycle and for what purpose. Not just "trying" stuff. There's a cumulative effect to cycles, which, particularly for women, is a guaranteed recipe for virilization.
3) Women can run long, low-dose cycles. If you have a guy advising you on cycles that look like his - run screaming. Women generally don't have to worry about natural test shutdown and PCT like guys do because you're not replacing your primary hormone w/ an exogenous source.
-- also to this point, if you're going to run a cycle, you may as well run it for a decent amount of time. I would generally suggest to go w/ more like a 10-12-16 week cycle than am 8 week cycle. Keep in mind that the gains you make from a cycle that you keep, are the ones your body can support. I.e. if you jack up quick and then drop the cycle, the rest of your body has not had time to adjust to the change in weight & body composition (e.g. increase metabolism. corresponding increase in support by tendons, joints, ligaments that are not always affected by whatever cycle, but still have to support the increase in weights you're lifting and the volume & intensity with with you lift). The longer cycle means your body has more time to accommodate the new gains.
To your choices of next cycle - first I want to understand your goal. Pretty much any other AAS besides anavar is going to be more androgenic so plan accordingly. As noted, both winstrol & primo are more androgenic and have corresponding sides. Expect the following: cracky voice / voice change, hair loss, acne, higher bp, and the rest of what you probably experienced w/ anavar. Also it is not uncommon to experience joint pain w/ winstrol as it has an aromatase-inhibitor / estrogen suppression aspect to it - this is great if you're looking to cut, e.g. for a competition, but also in suppressing estrogen-driven water, it can also dry out your joints. The usual joint supports like MSM / glucosamine/ chondroitin don't really help w/ this I would actually recommend you try one or the other but not throw in anavar. You can stack them later, but depending on your goals, I don't think its really necessary to stack var with it.
Also a side note on your doses:
- oral winstrol - doses similar to anavar
- primo depot or any other injectable - you mention "1/2cc" -- this is actually only the number of units on your syringe. What matters more is the dosage of your compound. I.e. if your primo bottle says 100 mg/ml, and a size of e.g. 10ml - that's a bottle of 10ml of compound, with each ml containing 100 mg of your compound. On your syringe, 1cc = 1 ml, so "1/2cc" is really 50 mg. Just saying its better to call out measures in terms of mg instead of cc's - if your compound happened to be 200 mg / ml, that 1/2 cc would actually be 100 mg. It can matter w/ these amounts for women.
