Thread: Osta Rx and Super-DMZ Rx available to buy!

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What is 3-ethylenedioxy-stem-5(10),9(11)-dien-17-one ?

Yay

Originally Posted by rubberring

What is 3-ethylenedioxy-stem-5(10),9(11)-dien-17-one ?

+1 wtf is it?

Originally Posted by theCaptn'

+1 wtf is it?

Asked several times in another thread. No answer. I can`t consider buying a product where the maker won`t divulge what an ingredient is.

Originally Posted by Caretaker

Asked several times in another thread. No answer. I can`t consider buying a product where the maker won`t divulge what an ingredient is.

This.

Patrick Arnold thinks it's likely a "tren" compound... but that both substances are mislabeled.

Still nothing?

IML reps should be all over this

Originally Posted by theCaptn'

IML reps should be all over this

this

Originally Posted by yeabuddy

Still nothing?

Have you contacted Prince directly? More so, has ANYONE with questions contacted Prince about the "new" compound?

Originally Posted by ~RaZr~

Have you contacted Prince directly? More so, has ANYONE with questions contacted Prince about the "new" compound?

Yeah... that's how it should work. When Apple releases the new MacBook, they won't actually tell you what's new and improved about it... you'll have to email them and ask.

This isn't the only forum where someone has inquired about it. IML has been all over threads at AM, etc. hyping this product up, but (((crickets))) when it comes to what's actually in the product.

But... "Buy It Now, folks!"

Originally Posted by rubberring

Yeah... that's how it should work. When Apple releases the new MacBook, they won't actually tell you what's new and improved about it... you'll have to email them and ask.

This isn't the only forum where someone has inquired about it. IML has been all over threads at AM, etc. hyping this product up, but (((crickets))) when it comes to what's actually in the product.

But... "Buy It Now, folks!"

No, but if you were to ask him, he would probably explain what it is....

Originally Posted by ~RaZr~

No, but if you were to ask him, he would probably explain what it is....

I appreciate your suggestion, but like I said in my PM, it's more about the principle. Why should every consumer have to contact the very rep/owner who started the thread... to ask him what is in the product he's soliciting? IML isn't the only company who pulls this crap either. While we're at it, it also amazes me how many sheep respond to these threads with the utmost enthusiasm over buying a product that contains a mystery hormonal compound. Clearly, I don't share the same faith in supplement companies selling steroids whose nomenclatures aren't decipherable. I'm weird like that.

I was interested in the product. If it's what I think it is, then I'm still interested... but I doubt I'll buy from IML, simply because I don't want to show support for this kind of marketing and lack of transparency.

Benj where the hell are you in this, we want to know wtf this shit is. thanks

Btw, here's PA's response from another forum:

Originally Posted by Patrick Arnold

stem? WTF?

ethylenedioxy is a ketal group. they are acid labile protecting groups for ketones.

lets assume "stem" means "estra". In that case this would be a precurorsor to estra-5(10),9(11)-3,17-dione.

It is possible that the double bonds may shift either by strong acid or enzymatically to give the more thermodynamically stable estra-4,9-dien-3,17-dione. but i am not sure

they managed to screw up the second chemical on the label too

honestly, when companies actually spell steroid names correctly is when i get shocked. This BS is the norm

From the AM thread:

Originally Posted by IronMagLabs

The compound we added to Super-DMZ Rx is Estradiene dione-3-keta ~ A Mifepristone intermediate; antiprogestational antiglucocorticoid antagonist steroidal spirooxazole.

This is pure comedy now.

Originally Posted by ~RaZr~

Have you contacted Prince directly? More so, has ANYONE with questions contacted Prince about the "new" compound?

Yes. I asked him and all he would say was it was a lesser known compound or something along those lines. I don`t remember exactly what he said but it amounted to not answering the question.

Originally Posted by Caretaker

Yes. I asked him and all he would say was it was a lesser known compound or something along those lines. I don`t remember exactly what he said but it amounted to not answering the question.

Maybe he was too busy posting up more "Buy It Now!" threads to explain what a Mifepristone intermediate antiprogestational antiglucocorticoid antagonist steroidal spirooxazole is. You know how it is.

I had dinner with Prince (Rob) last night and he stated that the new ingredient in SDMZ is an anti-prolactin compound but will get and exact description from the chemist for those who want more details.

Originally Posted by heavyiron

I had dinner with Prince (Rob) last night and he stated its an anti-prolactin compound but will get and exact description from the chemist for those who want more details.

heavy, no offense... but why the hell wouldn't people want more details??? Should we just ingest it because it's "new and improved" or because IML are "good bros?" There's no mention of the compound in IML's write-up, the nomenclature can't be found online, PA doesn't know what it is, etc.

Originally Posted by heavyiron

I had dinner with Prince (Rob) last night and he stated that the new ingredient in SDMZ is an anti-prolactin compound but will get and exact description from the chemist for those who want more details.

Nice, I would like to hear the details.

And is osta Rx simply ostarine with some support ingredients?

The compound we added to Super-DMZ Rx is Estradiene dione-3-keta ~ A Mifepristone intermediate; antiprogestational antiglucocorticoid antagonist steroidal spirooxazole.

Originally Posted by Prince

The compound we added to Super-DMZ Rx is Estradiene dione-3-keta ~ A Mifepristone intermediate; antiprogestational antiglucocorticoid antagonist steroidal spirooxazole.

This was already posted. But please... expound on what one could expect from ingesting a Mifepristone intermediate; antiprogestational antiglucocorticoid antagonist steroidal spirooxazole.

Gestrinone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by Prince

Gestrinone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Are you serious? A wikipedia link to a "synthetic steroid hormone"? Yes, I can infer that you're alluding to the claim that your super-secret compound is an anti-progestin, but is this really how you and your company do business? The nomenclatures on the bottle are nonsensical, there's no write-up on the one ingredient you changed in the formula, but a wikipedia link to a substance related to the ingredient in question is somehow supposed to magically clear this all up?

I have not the words.

For the sake of transparency, I'm going to post up my IM to heavyiron... who, by the way, has been nothing but helpful.

Originally Posted by rubberring

heavy, it's not that I think there's an agenda. I just feel it's grossly irresponsible. I undersand about busy schedules, believe me. But you don't push a product like this... an anabolic steroid... without having your ducks in a row. Most folks on the boards thought the compound was tren and made orders based on that assumption. Today we find out (I think) that it's something different --- an anti-progestin?

I appreciate your communication, and I'm not bashing IML. I am, however, a bit disgusted with how these products are introduced to the market. I just find it negligent.

Cliffs:
-I don't believe IML has an agenda
-I have no agenda
-I find this kind of marketing grossly irresponsible

As far as continuing this dialogue... I'm out. I brought up my concerns and received a response (albeit a non-satisfactory one). Those of you still interested in the product... carry on.

Originally Posted by rubberring

For the sake of transparency, I'm going to post up my IM to heavyiron... who, by the way, has been nothing but helpful.

Cliffs:
-I don't believe IML has an agenda
-I have no agenda
-I find this kind of marketing grossly irresponsible

As far as continuing this dialogue... I'm out. I brought up my concerns and received a response (albeit a non-satisfactory one). Those of you still interested in the product... carry on.

Thanks for your feedback.

Originally Posted by rubberring

Are you serious? A wikipedia link to a "synthetic steroid hormone"? Yes, I can infer that you're alluding to the claim that your super-secret compound is an anti-progestin, but is this really how you and your company do business? The nomenclatures on the bottle are nonsensical, there's no write-up on the one ingredient you changed in the formula, but a wikipedia link to a substance related to the ingredient in question is somehow supposed to magically clear this all up?

I have not the words.

I missed this post.

Gestrinone is a synthetic steroid hormone that acts as an anti-progestin and also has some androgenic activity. It is marketed under the names Dimetriose, Dimetrose, and Nemestran, as a treatment for endometriosis. Gestrinone is available in many countries, but not in the USA. As it has anabolic effects, its use in competition has been banned by the International Olympic Committee.[1]

Its androgenic properties are more exploited in a "designer steroid", the derivative tetrahydrogestrinone. THG was banned by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2003.

I posted that link because I thought you might actually read what was on that page, do some more research and you will understand why we used this compound. Being in this grey area business there is only so much we can say, get a clue bro.