Also known as
Ostarol
Ostarol is a trade name for Ostarine, the selective androgen receptor modulator also designated MK-2866. This single product in our catalogue, an oral 10 mg tablet from Magnus, is the only form of this SARM we stock. Users typically run it to support lean mass and strength. For research and educational purposes, buyers should check the specific dosing and cycle length on the product page before ordering.
What Ostarol Is
Ostarol refers to Ostarine, a SARM that binds selectively to androgen receptors. It is not a steroid or a peptide. The only product under this alias in our shop is the 10 mg oral tablet from Magnus. No other brand, dose, or formulation of this compound is listed here.
Choosing This Product
Buyers selecting Ostarine (MK-2866) from our range will find only this one 10 mg oral option. It is a SARM, and users typically dose it daily for the duration of their cycle. For research and educational purposes, specific dosing guidance is on the product page.
Questions & answers
What is the difference between Ostarol and Ostarine?
They are the same compound. Ostarol is a brand name, while Ostarine and MK-2866 are other standard designations for this SARM.
How should Ostarine (MK-2866) be dosed?
Athletes typically run 10 mg per day. Users usually complete a full cycle before considering any extension or re-initiation of use.
Does this SARM require a post-cycle protocol?
Because it is an androgen receptor modulator, users often follow a PCT after their cycle. A doctor should be consulted for individualized care.