Genesis Stanozolol Injection 10 ml vial (100 mg/ml)

Stanozolol – Winstrol

Winstrol, also known as stanozolol, is a synthetic anabolic steroid that mimics testosterone. It possesses both anabolic and androgenic properties, leading to potential virilizing effects in females.

Although Winstrol was once easily accessible, it has become increasingly scarce. The online marketplace has seen numerous cases of counterfeit products or contamination that raise concerns about safety. The DEA actively investigates these sites due to the illegal nature of anabolic steroid distribution, indicating that the internet is not a reliable source for purchasing Winstrol where purity cannot be verified.

Indications

Winstrol is a synthetic derivative of testosterone developed by Winthrop Labs in the 1960s, making it one of the earliest anabolic steroids. It is primarily indicated for treating hereditary angioedema and has been tried for resistant types of anemia and weight loss in HIV patients. Historically, it was utilized for livestock weight gain, with its intramuscular formulation once widely used, though now difficult to find due to abuse and associated side effects.

Dosage in Medicine

In the veterinary industry, Winstrol is administered intramuscularly to encourage weight gain in livestock. For human conditions, it’s available as an oral tablet, typically dosed at 2 mg three times daily for hereditary angioedema, commonly sustained for 1-3 months without severe side effects. Anabolic effects usually manifest after 3-4 weeks and can intensify over time, although some androgenic effects may appear at higher doses.

Side Effects

Like most anabolic steroids, Winstrol carries potential side effects, although they are generally tolerable. Common side effects include:

• jaundice
• hepatic necrosis—common
• rare liver cancers
• testicular atrophy
• reduced libido
• emotional changes: depression, insomnia, anger
• nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
• gynecomastia
• deepening voice in women
• hair loss
• unwanted hair growth in women
• fluid retention
• elevated blood sugar
• lower HDL cholesterol

While many side effects may reverse post-treatment, some virilizing effects may be permanent. Females should heed caution and discontinue use at the first sign of virilization, as some masculine traits can persist. Additionally, Winstrol has been linked to serious liver damage, emphasizing the need for regular liver function monitoring for anabolic steroid users.

Contraindications

Winstrol is contraindicated in individuals with:

• male breast cancer
• prostate cancer
• females with breast cancer and/or hypercalcemia
• pregnant females
• allergic reactions to steroidal drugs

Dosage for Bodybuilders

Utilized by bodybuilders for its significant anabolic properties, stanozolol enhances weight gain and performance but does not cause water retention, favoring fat loss while preserving protein. In medical scenarios, Winstrol is often administered at 2-6 mg daily, yet bodybuilders frequently opt for doses 5-15 times higher. Some may report using 30-100 mg/day despite the liver toxicity risk that arises with increased dosage.

The injectable form is roughly 50 mg/day, typically administered to the buttocks with rotating injection sites to avoid complications. Authentic injectable products often exhibit milky white microcrystals; however, counterfeits are prevalent, complicating purchasing decisions.

Bodybuilders generally start using Winstrol 1-2 months prior to competitions, ceasing 2-3 weeks before to evade detection, as its effects on muscle bulk are usually observed within 3-4 weeks, enhancing short-term performance. Nevertheless, higher dosages are considered harmful and ineffective beyond 4-6 weeks’ usage, prompting cycles with other substances like Masteron and Oxandrolone. Some add Clomid to prevent testosterone suppression during washout periods, while diuretics may address any water retention.

Alternatively, furazabol has emerged as an appealing substitute due to its ability to improve cholesterol profiles—though only at lower doses for brief periods, all anabolic steroids generally decrease HDL cholesterol and elevate LDL cholesterol when used at high doses.

Females

Stanozolol attracts female users for its potent anabolic effects with minimal androgenic outcomes, reducing the occurrence of virilization compared to other anabolic steroids. However, prolonged or high-dose use can result in irreversible virilizing features.

Sports

As a banned substance in all sports organizations, Winstrol is routinely tested in athletes, remaining detectable for 5-7 days post-intake. Despite misconceptions of a two-week clearance period, advancements in detection technology now identify metabolites for up to two months. Athlete use of anabolic steroids often stems more from peer influence than scientific knowledge.

Cost and Availability

Numerous online platforms claim to sell Winstrol, but given the DEA’s surveillance, product authenticity remains probabilistically unverified. The most commonly sourced formulations in the USA originate from Thailand, with imports from Mexico, Russia, and Europe also prevalent, as well as illegal veterinary sources. Winstrol is not inexpensive; individual tablets average around $2, while 200 tablets can range from $150-$200. Always procure from reliable vendors to ensure authenticity.

Legal

Under the Controlled Substances Act, stanozolol is categorized as a Schedule III drug, necessitating a physician’s prescription. Possession, distribution, or sale can lead to legal penalties, including fines and imprisonment. Increasing incidents of steroid-related issues have resulted in stricter prescription regulations, leaving many physicians hesitant to prescribe due to potential abuse concerns, which could jeopardize their professional standings.