Also known as
Medico Turinabol
Medico Turinabol is an alternative designation for Turinabol, a DHT-derived oral androgenic anabolic steroid. The name reflects its clinical history, but the core pharmacological identity remains that of 4-chlorodehydro-17ฮฒ-methyltestosterone. This shop lists one matching product: Genetic Labs' Turagen (50 mg/ml), a solution intended for injection. No other brand or dosage form is available here under this alias.
This page covers the compound's classification, the specific product on sale, and the practical points a buyer should note before ordering. It is provided strictly for research and educational purposes; users should confirm suitability with their own medical provider.
Compound Identity
Turinabol belongs to the anabolic steroid class, with its structure defined by a 4-chloro substitution on the DHT backbone. It is not a prodrug; it acts directly at androgen receptors. The oral route is standard, and no major metabolic activation is required before exerting effect.
The molecule's 17-alpha-alkylation is a key feature, underpinning its resistance to first-pass hepatic metabolism. This structural trait is the basis for all of its known safety concerns, including the potential for significant liver strain with prolonged or high-dose use.
Available Product
The only product sold here under this alias is Turagen, manufactured by Genetic Labs. It comes in 10 ml vials containing 50 mg/ml, to be administered via injection. No other brand, tablet form, or alternative concentration is stocked.
Buyers should note that the injectable format is distinct from the oral preparations common for this compound elsewhere. Dosing and any associated monitoring must be based on this specific product and its route of administration.
Questions & answers
Is Medico Turinabol a different drug?
No. It is simply another name for the same DHT-derived anabolic steroid, <b>Turinabol</b>. There are no structural or pharmacological differences; only the brand and designation change.
Does it require a prescription?
<b>Yes.</b> It is a controlled substance. A valid, up-to-date prescription from an authorised medical provider is required before purchase can be completed at this shop.
What are the main safety concerns?
The primary risk relates to its 17-alpha-alkylated structure, which carries a significant potential for <b>hepatotoxicity</b>. Regular liver function monitoring is strongly advised during any course of use.