Sterling Knight Halotestin 40 tabs (5 mg/tab) EXPIRATION

Fluoxymesteron – Halotestin

Halotestin is a potent anabolic steroid with strong androgenic properties, designed to enhance the growth of male reproductive organs and promote secondary sex characteristics. This synthetic compound boosts protein anabolism, minimizes protein catabolism, and maintains a positive nitrogen balance when a sufficient caloric intake is provided. Additionally, it promotes red blood cell production by releasing erythropoietin from the kidneys, enhancing hemoglobin levels and oxygen transport capacity. Halotestin’s rapid action and lack of estrogen conversion make it a favored choice among athletes, with notable effects on aggression and strength, contributing to its popularity.

Indications

Halotestin is primarily indicated for conditions characterized by testosterone deficiency, including:

• primary hypogonadism
• orchitis
• post-orchidectomy recovery
• brain tumors
• delayed puberty
• In females, Halotestin is also prescribed for disorders such as:
• palliation of androgen-responsive conditions
• recurrent breast cancers
• hormone-sensitive breast cancer

Dosage

The dosage of Halotestin is condition-dependent, typically ranging from 5-20 mg/day in divided doses. Treatment begins with a higher dose, tapering down once desired effects are observed, ensuring consistent blood levels over 24 hours. Duration of use generally spans 1-6 months, with Halotestin available in tablet form (2, 5, or 10 mg).

Side Effects

Like all androgenic steroids, Halotestin carries potential side effects, which may not occur in every individual and tend to increase with prolonged use. Side effects include:Females

• menstrual irregularities
• voice deepening
• clitoral enlargement
• increased hair growth
• notably, clitoral enlargement may not be reversible after discontinuation

Males

• gynecomastia
• androgenic alopecia
• acne
• oily skin
• water retention
• gastrointestinal distress (nausea, vomiting)
• jaundice
• rare liver cancers
• decreased libido
• headaches
• anxiety, anger, depression
• allergic reactions

Warnings

Use Halotestin cautiously in patients with breast cancer due to potential hypercalcemia risk. Long-term use may be linked to liver cancer development. In pediatric patients, Halotestin can accelerate bone maturation without proportionate linear growth, leading to abnormalities.

Contraindications

Halotestin is contraindicated in individuals with:

• hypersensitivity to steroids
• breast cancer in males
• prostate cancer in males
• pregnant women
• bodybuilders

Bodybuilders often use higher doses (20-30 mg/day) in divided doses, some exceeding 40 mg/day. Consumed with food and adequate water to prevent gastrointestinal issues, Halotestin is rapidly absorbed. Many bodybuilders stack Halotestin with other anabolic steroids to amplify effects, commonly combining it with Winstrol, Anavar, or Anadrol and injectable testosterone. The weight gain from Halotestin typically becomes noticeable within 3-4 weeks, and exercise performance improves. However, discontinuation can lead to gradual weight loss. Some users may follow up with a low-dose Clomid cycle for 2-3 weeks to maintain gains. Unlike many anabolic steroids, Halotestin is generally used for short durations, not exceeding a few weeks, due to its side effects that limit long-term use. Halotestin’s rapid oral absorption leads to a 9-hour half-life, enabling detection in the system for 4-6 days.

Cost

Halotestin is not easily sourced on the black market, with genuine products produced in France, Greece, and Italy. When available, prices range broadly, with 5/10 mg tablets often costing a dollar or more. The demand has led to an influx of counterfeit products, predominantly from the Far East; thus, acquiring Halotestin from trusted sources is crucial.

Detection

Halotestin can be traced in urine for up to 4-6 days after a single dose, while advanced testing detects its metabolites for 45-60 days post-administration. Optimal usage is recommended during off-seasons to minimize testing risks.

Control

Designated as a Schedule 3 drug under the anabolic steroids control act, possession of Halotestin without a physician’s prescription is illegal.