Testosterone Phenylpropionate 1 bottle/10 ml (100 mg/1 ml)

Description

According to athletes, this drug causes fluid accumulation in the body to a lesser extent than testosterone cypionate or enanthate. The "dryness" of the muscles is comparable to the results obtained when using propionate.

Steroid profile Testosterone Phenylpropionate

• structure of the drug 4-androsten-3-one, 17beta-ol,
• molecular weight (base) 288,429,
• anabolic index 100 percent of testosterone,
• androgenic index 100 percent of testosterone,
• dosage up to 1000 mg per week for men,
• action in the body 5 days from the moment of reception,
• possibility of detection up to 6 weeks.

Effects of taking Testosterone Phenylpropionate

Judging by experimental data, the best results are achieved if drug injections are performed every third or fourth day, or approximately twice a week. In addition to the peculiarities of the ether part of the molecule, testosterone phenylpropionate differs slightly from other forms.

Application and dosage of Testosterone Phenylpropionate

Injections of Testosterone Phenylpropionate are given once every 3 days. The average course is 6 weeks. They start with a dosage of 100 mg. Over time, it can be increased to 200 mg.

Combined course

To achieve the maximum effectiveness of the course, it is not recommended to exceed the dosage. For this purpose, you can combine the steroid with Trenbolone, Stanozolol, Nandrolone, Masteron or other drugs. The choice of means depends on the goals you pursue. The steroid is aromatized, so it is recommended to take estrogens together with it.

Side effects

Uncontrolled intake of the drug can provoke a number of undesirable reactions:

• puffiness,
• gynecomastia,
• testicular atrophy,
• heat rash,
• hair loss on the head,
• violation of spermatogenesis,
• increase in cholesterol level, etc.

In women, although infrequently, a violation of the menstrual cycle, amenorrhea, inhibition of gonadotropin secretion, masculinization, hirsutism can be observed.

Athletes often note pain at the injection site. In rare cases, an abscess may form.

Contraindications to use

Each pharmacological agent has contraindications that must be taken into account. In the case of phenylpropionate, they include:

• heart disease,
• kidney or liver failure,
• pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Before the course, it is better to contact the attending physician, who will help draw up a more suitable scheme. Individual intolerance is an absolute contraindication to taking the medication.