Brand: British Dragon
Primobol 100 is the British Dragon version of injectable methenolone enanthate, packed in a 10 mL multi-dose vial. Methenolone was synthesized in Germany in the early 1960s and sold by Schering as Primobolan Depot. In medicine, it’s been used for muscle wasting, anemia and recovery from illness. Primobol is described as a mild anabolic with extremely low androgenic activity, so the chance of typical steroid side effects is considered low. It increases the conversion of protein into lean muscle tissue. In strength-training literature, it’s known for slow, quality gains and for being gentle on the system.
Primobol 100 is methenolone with an enanthate ester attached, in an oil base. The ester is long, so the compound releases slowly after injection. Methenolone is a DHT derivative with a methyl group at the first carbon, and it isn’t 17-alpha-alkylated, so the injected form avoids the liver stress seen with many oral steroids. It doesn’t convert into estrogen, so estrogen-caused water retention and fat gain don’t occur. Each mL contains 100 mg of methenolone enanthate, and the vial holds 10 mL.
It is an injectable methenolone enanthate product from British Dragon Pharmaceuticals, supplied as a 10 mL vial at 100 mg per mL.
They contain the same active ingredient, methenolone enanthate. Primobolan Depot is the original Schering brand in 1 mL ampoules, and Primobol 100 is the British Dragon brand in a 10 mL vial.
No. Methenolone doesn’t convert into estrogen, which is why it’s not linked to water retention or gynecomastia.
It’s considered easy on the liver. It isn’t 17-alpha-alkylated, and the injected form skips the first pass through the liver. Anyone with liver disease should still talk to a doctor first.
Both contain methenolone enanthate at 100 mg per mL and share the same pharmacology. The differences are the manufacturer and the pack (a 10 mL vial here, 1 mL ampoules for the Schering product).
Methenolone has been approved for medical use in some countries, but the original products are now mostly discontinued. This specific product is not an approved medicine. In the United States, methenolone is a Schedule III controlled substance.
No. Non-prescribed use is regulated or prohibited in most countries.
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