Desoxymethyltestosterone vs. Dimethyltestosterone
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01-21-2011, 01:02 PM #1Registered User
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Desoxymethyltestosterone vs. Dimethyltestosterone
hey guys, so I have a quick question. I've been looking around at different sites since my latest source was busted (can you guess who it was?), and I came across one selling DMT in the orals. I was immediately intrigued because I LOVED phera/p-plex. It was my absolute favorite designer. Then when I clicked on it it said each cap contains however many mg's of DIMETHYLTESTOSTERONE. Will these two compounds behave similarly? I would love to find out more about this particular compound regardless, as I have never seen it talked about before. Thanks in advance.
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Bolasterone is it's more popular name I believe. It seems to be similar in structure and nomenclature to cheque drops. It's supposedly 3X as androgenic as testosterone and 6X as anabolic. Seems that it's much more toxic than the DMT I've grown so fond of. Eh. O well. I guess it's against the rules to ask for sources of banned designers. The search continues.
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