
Methenolone Enanthate Injection
| Product/Composition | Methenolone Enanthate Injection |
|---|---|
| Form | Injections |
| Strength | 100mg |
| Production Capacity | 1 Million Injection/Month |
| Therapeutic use | Hormones & Steroids |
| Package Insert/Leaflet | Available upon request |
Methenolone Enanthate Injection is an anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS) used to promote muscle growth, support recovery in catabolic states, and treat certain medical conditions associated with muscle wasting. It is the long-acting ester form of methenolone, which allows for slower absorption and sustained effects.
Here are the key details:
1. Composition and Form
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Active ingredient: Methenolone enanthate.
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Supplied as a sterile solution for intramuscular (IM) injection, typically in an oil base.
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Available in single-dose ampoules or multi-dose vials.
2. Mechanism of Action
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Binds to androgen receptors in muscle and other tissues.
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Promotes protein synthesis and nitrogen retention, supporting muscle growth and strength.
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Stimulates red blood cell production, enhancing oxygen delivery to tissues.
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Has low estrogenic activity, reducing the risk of water retention and gynecomastia compared to other steroids.
3. Indications
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Medical use (historical or limited):
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Muscle wasting due to chronic illness, trauma, or severe weight loss.
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Certain cases of delayed puberty or hypogonadism in males.
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Non-medical use: sometimes used in bodybuilding or athletic performance enhancement (not recommended due to safety concerns).
4. Administration
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Given intramuscularly, usually every 1–3 weeks depending on dose and clinical goal.
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Long-acting ester allows for less frequent injections compared to methenolone acetate.
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Dosage should be tailored based on body weight, condition, and response, under medical supervision.
5. Side Effects
Androgenic effects:
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Acne, oily skin.
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Increased body/facial hair growth.
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Male pattern baldness in predisposed individuals.
Endocrine effects:
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Suppression of natural testosterone production with prolonged use.
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Mood changes, irritability, or libido alterations.
Cardiovascular and metabolic effects:
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Changes in cholesterol (lower HDL, higher LDL).
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Potential cardiovascular strain if misused at high doses.
Other effects:
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Minimal liver toxicity compared to oral anabolic steroids.
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Rare: premature epiphyseal closure in adolescents.
6. Contraindications
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Known hypersensitivity to methenolone or other steroids.
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Pregnancy and breastfeeding (risk of virilization).
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Active prostate or breast cancer in men.
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Severe liver, kidney, or cardiovascular disease.
7. Precautions
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Monitor liver function, lipid profile, and hormone levels during prolonged therapy.
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Avoid combining with other anabolic steroids without medical supervision.
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Long-term use may require post-therapy management to restore natural testosterone production.
8. Storage
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Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light.
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Use aseptically; discard single-dose ampoules after use.