Compound profiles

Steroid and peptide profiles

Every compound we stock on one page: what it is, how long it lasts, its legal status in Canada and where to read the full file. Click any profile for chemistry, risks, bloodwork and references.

Compounds
63
Sources
PubChem, PubMed
Dosing tables
None

Mesterolone

OralSchedule IV (CDSA)

Proviron is mesterolone, an oral DHT derivative still prescribed in some countries for low testosterone and some forms of male infertility.

Half-life
About 12 hours
Formula
C20H32O2
From
$126
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Ostarine

OralNot approved (SARM)

MK-2866 is ostarine (enobosarm), the most clinically studied SARM, tested for muscle wasting and cancer-related weight loss.

Half-life
About 24 hours
Formula
C19H14F3N3O3
From
$132
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About these profiles

What you will and won’t find

Why are there no cycle or dosing charts?

Because a chart can’t know your health, bloodwork or prescriptions. Where a compound has a medical use, its full profile gives the label or clinical-guideline amount, and nothing beyond that.

Where does the information come from?

Chemistry is from PubChem; clinical facts, risks and interactions cite PubMed studies and Canadian or US prescribing information; strengths and pack sizes come from the product labels.

What does the legal tag mean?

Schedule IV means the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act applies. Prescription drug means it is legal with a doctor’s prescription. Not approved means Health Canada has not approved it for human use.

Adults 18+ only. General information, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed healthcare provider before using any compound.