Product Name: Mibolerone
CAS NO: 3704-09-4
Molecular formula: C20H30O2
Molecular weight: 302.45
Assay(by HPLC): 99%
Application: Androgenic Steroids
Mibolerone Dosages and Uses:
Most athletes use about 5mgs about 30min prior to training or competition. It is not really”stacked”with anything except cardarine.
It is usually used just prior to important training sessions or competitions. Many athletes already using heavy doses of steroids add in cheque drops as a pre-event enhancer.
| Description | White Or Practically White Crystalline Powder | |
| Ref. Standard | Enterprise Standard | |
| Results Of Analysis Tests | ||
| Tests | Analysis Standard | Results |
| Melting Point | 176~181 | 176.8~181 |
| Specific Rotation | +25~ +31 | +25.7 |
| Loss On Drying | ≤0.5% | 0.39% |
| Assay | ≥97% | 99.3% |
| Conclusion | Be Conform With Enterprise Standard | |
Under the brand name “Cheque Drops”, Mibolerone Acetate was marketed as a veterinary drug by the Upjohn company. It was indicated as an oral treatment for estrous (heat) prevention in adult female dogs.
Nandrolone appears to be used to make Mibolerone. For comparison, also see bolasterone and calusterone.
In rats, Mibolerones has been shown to be both highly anabolic and androgenic. It was found to be 41 times more anabolic and 16 times more androgenic than methyltestosterone. Studies have been difficult to perform due to the known high toxicity levels of the drug, and lack of pragmatic use in humans. One study in humans indicated potential altered liver function so the study was immediately ceased.
No estrogenic activity in mice was reported when when 1.0 mg per animal per day was administered.
It was also found to be anti-estrogenic in mice 10 mcg or less when subcutaneously tested against estradiol. A dose of 1,600,000mcg/kg was fatal in 50% of the rats.
Due to its high androgenic properties, it is often the cause of progesterone related gynecomastia.It is approximately 5.9 times as anabolic, and 2.5 times as androgenic as Testosterone. Cheque drops provide a short adrenaline-like aggression rush in athletes when used immediately prior to a sporting event.
