Euro-Pharmacies Halotestin 50 tabs (5 mg/tab) EXPIRATION

Fluoxymesteron – Halotestin

Halotestin is a powerful synthetic anabolic steroid renowned for its remarkable androgenic properties. It significantly promotes the growth of male sex organs and the development of secondary sex characteristics. By enhancing protein anabolism and reducing protein catabolism, Halotestin leads to a favorable nitrogen balance when paired with adequate caloric intake. Additionally, it stimulates red blood cell production through erythropoietin release from the kidneys, resulting in elevated hemoglobin levels and increased oxygen transport. This steroid has rapidly gained popularity among athletes seeking performance enhancement. Its rapid-acting formulation, lack of estrogen conversion, and notable improvements in aggression and strength have solidified Halotestin’s reputation as a top choice for bodybuilders.

Indications

Designed to address testosterone deficiencies, Halotestin is prescribed for conditions such as:

• primary hypogonadism
• orchitis
• post-orchidectomy recovery
• brain tumors
• delayed puberty
• In females, indicated for:
• palliation of androgen-dependent conditions
• recurrent breast cancers
• hormone-sensitive breast cancer

Dosage

Halotestin’s dosage varies based on the medical condition, generally ranging from 5 to 20 mg per day, split into multiple doses. Initial doses can start high and taper down as responses improve, ensuring optimal blood levels throughout the day. Treatment duration typically spans between 1 to 6 months. The medication is available as tablets of 2, 5, or 10 mg.

Side Effects

As with all androgenic steroids, Halotestin may lead to various side effects, though not everyone experiences them. Prolonged use heightens the risk of side effects, which may include: Females

• menstrual irregularities
• deepening of voice
• clitoral enlargement
• increased hair growth
• note: clitoral enlargement can be irreversible

Males

• gynecomastia
• baldness
• acne
• oily skin
• water retention
• nausea, vomiting
• jaundice
• rare cases of liver cancer
• decreased libido
• headaches
• mental health effects: anxiety, anger, depression
• allergic reactions

Warnings

Use Halotestin cautiously in patients with breast cancer due to potential for hypercalcemia. Prolonged use may increase liver cancer risks. In children, Halotestin can hasten bone growth without linear growth compensation, leading to abnormal physical features.

Contraindications

Halotestin is not recommended for individuals with:

• steroid hypersensitivity
• male breast cancer
• prostate cancer
• pregnant women
• bodybuilders

Many bodybuilders utilize higher doses than those prescribed for medical purposes, typically around 20-30 mg/day, sometimes exceeding 40 mg. It’s advised to take it with meals and plenty of fluids to mitigate stomach discomfort. Halotestin is well-absorbed orally, and some users combine it with other anabolic steroids like Winstrol, Anavar, and Anadrol to enhance benefits. Most bodybuilders report visible weight gain within 3-4 weeks, along with improved exercise performance. However, weight loss occurs after discontinuation, often leading to the use of a low-dose Clomid bridge for maintenance. Unlike many anabolic steroids, Halotestin is generally consumed short-term. While it lacks estrogenic effects, it still possesses other significant side effects that limit long-term application. The drug’s half-life is about 9 hours, remaining detectable in the body for approximately 4-6 days.

Cost

Accessing Halotestin can be challenging on the black market, with variations produced by manufacturers from France, Greece, and Italy. When found, prices can exceed a dollar per tablet of 5/10 mg. Be cautious of counterfeit products, especially from regions like the Far East, and always procure from reputable sources.

Detection

Halotestin can be identified in urine for 4-6 days after one dose, while advanced testing can detect its metabolites for up to 45-60 days post-use. It’s advisable to utilize the drug during pre-season periods when the likelihood of testing is lower.

Control

Halotestin is classified as a Schedule 3 substance under the Anabolic Steroids Control Act, making possession without a physician’s prescription illegal.