No oxandrolone was detected.

What is Oxandrolone?

Oxandrolone, also known as Anavar, is an anabolic-androgenic steroid. Although it may have a lower risk of liver toxicity than some other oral steroids, it can still cause liver enzyme elevation. No oxandrolone was detected in this sample.

What is Turinabol?

Turinabol (also known as T-bol) is an anabolic-androgenic steroid, taken orally to build muscle and strength.

What is Methandienone?

Methandienone (also known as Dianabol or D-bol) is another anabolic-androgenic steroid, also used for muscle and strength gains.

Risks

T-bol and D-bol are hard on the liver, with risk of liver damage over time.

Unlike oxandrolone, T-bol and D-bol carry a high risk of masculinising effects (e.g. increased body hair), which can be irreversible for women.

Other risks of this combination include:

• Cardiovascular strain (raised blood pressure and changes to cholesterol)
• Hormonal disruption (mood changes, suppressed natural testosterone)
• Acne, hair loss from head, and liver enzyme elevation

Harm reduction tips

Test it before you take it – VPTS can’t easily test steroid liquids or oils, but we can test some steroid pills and powders. Peptides are still outside of our scope.

Get regular check-ups from a doctor – People who use steroids should monitor for side effects like liver problems, high blood pressure, cardiac stress etc.