Methandriol Dipropionate / British Dragon
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Pharmaceutical Name:
Methandriol
Dipropionate
Chemical
name:
Methandriol
Dipropionate
Chem.
Abstr. Name:
4-chloro-androsten-3-one-17beta-ol;
17a-Methyl-5-androstene-3B,17B-diol
Molecular Structure: Molecular Weight: 378.5508
Product Description: Methandriol Dipropionate
is a injectable, strongly anabolic steroid with some androgenic
properties.
By
raising
the
level
of nitrogen
retention, it
stimulates
protein synthesis, resulting in greater muscle mass; and it increases strength. In
addition,
it may have anti-catabolic properties. Methandriol Dipropionate
is strong enough to
be used
by alone. However, it is
frequently combined with other steriods to enhance the overall effects.
Methandriol
Dipropionate does not directly convert to estrogen,
thus it has a low incidence of
estrogen-related side effects,
such as
gynecomastia, water retention, and fat deposition,
which
are
usually minimal if
they occur. As
Methandriol
Dipropionate
has an androgenic component, typical
androgenic-related side effects are possible: oily skin, acne, increased body hair,
and
scalp
hairloss
if
prone to male pattern
baldness.
Presentation:
Each 10 ml multidose vial contains 75mg per
ml. Vials
have
a white
coloured generic flip-off
top.
Methandriol Dipropionate / British Dragon
by Bill Roberts
- This substance, used in some Australian veterinary products, is to
be avoided
by male bodybuilders.
It is highly estrogenic, and has
no redeeming properties.
It
is a
poor anabolic and the
mythical "receptor-cleaning" properties
that have been claimed for it are pure fantasy.
An antiaromatase would not
correct
the
estrogenic
problems
of this drug, since
it
is directly estrogenic, not requiring
conversion
by
aromatase. An antiestrogen such as Clomid
would
probably help, but since methandriol
is
a
poor
anabolic
anyway,
there is no point to a methandriol/Clomid stack.
Methandriol Dipropionate / British Dragon
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