For intramuscular use only;

Indication:

Boldenone is used in medicine as a secondary aid when treating debility and when is desired weight improvement or a body enforcement.

Contraindications:

This medicine is contraindicated in patients that suffer from hepatic dysfunction, hypercalcemia, patients with a history of myocardial infarction (can cause hypercholesterolemia), pituitary insufficiency, prostate carcinoma, in selected patients with breast carcinoma, benign prostatic hypertrophy and during the nephrotic stage of nephritis.

Anabolic agents are not indicated to be used in pregnancy and are contraindicated because of possible fetal masculinization.

Administration:

The normally indicated dose is 200-600 mg per week. The maximum dose is considered to be 600 mg per week. The injections with this medicine are painful that why it can be injected every 2 days.

What is boldenone used for?

There is no therapeutic or medical use for boldenone in humans. More specifically, it is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in humans for any reason.

In addition to being illegally sold and used for human performance enhancement, boldenone is used illegally in racehorses to enhance performance, despite being banned for use in horses competing in Olympic and Paralympic events. On an international and agricultural level, boldenone is also largely illegal for use as a growth promotor in farm animals, and most countries have surveillance programs that test for boldenone in animals raised for food production.

What are the health risks of boldenone?

Boldenone causes decreased testosterone production in men. In animal studies, boldenone has led to significant harm to the reproductive system and fertility of males, including decreased size of the testes, lower sperm count, and lower sperm mobility. In addition, boldenone is classified as a probable human carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

Is boldenone prohibited in sport?

Yes, boldenone is prohibited at all times for all athletes, including elite, recreational, Masters, and junior level athletes. Boldenone is classified on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List as a prohibited substance in the S1. Anabolic Agents category.

As boldenone may also occur naturally at very low concentrations in the urine, WADA-accredited laboratories apply a specific analysis procedure called carbon isotope ratio mass spectrometry, or GC/C/IRMS, to differentiate between external administration and internal production. In 2018, there were 87 cases involving positive tests for boldenone, which represents 6 percent of all positives for anabolic agents globally in WADA-accredited laboratories.

Is boldenone in dietary supplements?

Products intentionally adulterated with high amounts of ‘classic’ anabolic steroids, including boldione (a precursor to boldenone), metandienone, stanozolol, dehydrochloromethyltestosterone, oxandrolone, etc., have been found in the nutritional supplement market. Moreover, these anabolic steroids may not be declared on the product labels. USADA offers guidance on Supplement Connect on how to reduce the risk of using contaminated or spiked supplements.

Can I get a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) for boldenone?