Do I need/want Sustained Release T3 (SRT3)
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In a nutshell NO. Compounded sustained release T3 is not necessary. Absorbtion is very variable and it can be harder to dose this than using standard T3 and spreading it out through the day.

We have found no benefit and some disadvantages to SRT3 and it's not worth the expense.

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