Testosterone Acetate

Quick Detail:

Name: Testosterone Acetate
1:CAS No: 1045-69-8
2:Appearance: White crystalline powder
3:Purity: 99%
4:Package: 1kg/Foil bag
5:Use: belongs to the male hormone, testosterone physically maintaining and promoting the development of masculinity and sexual organs. It is also used to treat women with breast cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine fibroids, such as multiple myeloma and renal cell carcinoma.

Product Description:

Testosterone Acetate ester is much faster acting than Enathate or Cypionate, and thus requires a more frequent injection schedule such as every day or every other day in order to keep blood levels as stable as possible. The benefit to this however, is that the steroid can be cleared from the body much more quickly after use is discontinued, thus making it a more preferable choice for tested athletes.
Testosterone is the most common anabolic hormone that there is and is also considered the most basic. Due to this, athletes often consider it the base steroid to most all cycles. Testosterone is both anabolic and androgenic in nature. Athletes use Testosterone Acetate to see dramatic gain in muscle size and strength, as well as an overall sense of well being and increases libido and sex drive.
Testosterone aromatizes very easily and therefore estrogen build-up and side effects can become an issue for users sensitive to these problems or those choosing to use a high dose of this compound. Therefore, when using Testosterone, athletes often choose in incorporate anti-estrogens like Nolvadex and Arimidex.


Application:

Testosterone Acetate is the most popular form of testosterone prescribed everywhere in the world except for the United States, where the very similar Testosterone Cypionate is typically preferred. Testosterone Acetate has a release time of between 8-10 days. It is typically injected once every one to three weeks, though some users opt for a twice a week frequency as well. This version of testosterone will cause the usual side effects associated with Testosterone, including: hair loss, acne, gynecomastia and eventual cessation of the body's natural testosterone production. Many of these side effects can be associated (if not totally attributed) with the conversion of Testosterone into Dihydrotestosterone and estrogen.


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