Question about switching to Paragon Complete

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#1

Hi guys, (@SaintSovereign @Fire)

I just popped my eardrum that I definitely need to use Paragon Complete to speed up the healing process.

I would like ask if I can switch to running Paragon Complete immediately. Please note that I’ve been running my ZP2 stacks (3 titles and no Paragon complete). If not, when would be the safest time to switch to Paragon Complete?

I understand that ZP2 has a specific instructions on switching titles (like switching 1 stack at a time per cycle?) but given the nature of paragon complete, (speeding up the healing process), and given the immediate need I have, I was wondering if it would be okay to switch to Paragon Complete.

If that isn’t the case, would it be possible to update Paragon Complete so that it can be used at pretty much any time? (Well, we don’t exactly plan on getting injured, and injuries happen without notice… Therefore, I think there’s a merit to making Paragon Complete available to use at pretty much any moment.)

Thank you in advance for your answers.

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#2

If it were me, I’d start now.

If you want a definite answer from the top experts, you can enter a support ticket.

@SaintSovereign @Fire

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#3

Around this time last year I fractured my foot. Like you, I had a 3 title stack all built for my plans, but when the fracture happened I immediately began running Paragon and experienced significant relief because of it.

I did not regret it one bit and I doubt you will too.

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#4

You can switch, but start easy and try not to listen with your injured ear. Medical disclaimers apply here of course.

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#5

Thank you guys for your replies. I also submitted a ticket, but I am still waiting for a response. Since I got a reply from Fire, I guess I already have an answer.

@Fire

You can switch, but start easy and try not to listen with your injured ear. Medical disclaimers apply here of course.

I plan on listening to Paragon Complete through a speaker. Would this be a problem, because I would be listening to Paragon complete with both ears if I were to listen the sub through a speaker? I found that I can’t use a headphones because it’s putting too much pressure on the injured ear, (it gets uncomfortable and painful fast) and I’d definitely not want to put an earbud in the injured ear…

Edit:
@RVconsultant @Fire @SaintSovereign
Sorry to ask another question. I just purchased Paragon Complete, and it has experimental and the regular ZP. Which one should I listen to?

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#6

Listen to the Experimental. It is ZP v2.

This is fine as long as your ears don’t feel any discomfort.

Hope you heal soon!

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#7

Hi guys,

It’s been a while since the ear problem. Last week, I had a one last visit to ENT doctor and got a confirmation on the fully healed eardrum. Thank you guys for everything. I will write a more detailed post in my journal. Oh boy, I have so many catching ups to do…

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