Trenbolone Acetate

Description

Trenbolone Acetate: Potent Injectable Anabolic Steroid

Trenbolone acetate stands as an injectable anabolic steroid, primarily derived from nandrolone. Its distinct activity sets it apart from its structural parent, making direct comparisons challenging. Renowned for its non-estrogenic nature, trenbolone is notably more anabolic and androgenic than nandrolone on a milligram for milligram basis. Often likened to potent androgens like drosta

nolone, it boasts roughly three times the androgenic potency of testosterone, making it one of the most robust commercially available injectable steroids.

Athletes value trenbolone for its ability to enhance muscle hardness, definition, and raw strength without undesirable water retention or fat mass gains. Favored among contest bodybuilders, it also remains popular among recreational users seeking physique refinement. Trenbolone is a modified form of nandrolone, distinguished by double bonds at carbons 9 and 11, hindering aromatization, enhancing androgen binding affinity, and slowing metabolism. Modified with a carboxylic acid ester (acetic acid) at the 17-beta hydroxyl group, trenbolone acetate ensures a slow release of the free steroid from the injection site.

Contents:

• Each ampoule contains 100mg/ml Trenbolone acetate (10 ampoules)

Chemical Names:

• 17beta-Hydroxyestra-4,9,11-trien-3-one

Side Effects:

Trenbolone exhibits significant binding affinity for the progesterone receptor, akin to progesterone itself. Side effects associated with progesterone, including negative feedback inhibition of testosterone production and accelerated fat storage, may occur. Despite its classification as an anabolic steroid, trenbolone’s androgenic properties are notable, potentially leading to oily skin, acne, and increased body/facial hair growth. Furthermore, it may exacerbate male-pattern hair loss.

Administration:

For physique or performance-enhancing purposes, an effective dosage typically ranges from 100-300 mg per week, administered for 6 to 8 weeks. Due to the short-acting nature of acetate esters, the weekly dosage is often divided into 2-3 smaller applications for optimal results.