Description
Trenbolone acetate injection at 100 mg per mL in a medium-chain triglyceride vehicle with benzyl alcohol, supplied as a 10 mL multiple-dose vial holding 1,000 mg. No injectable trenbolone solution is an approved dosage form in any category, human or veterinary, and the only approved form of the compound is a cattle implant. Schedule III. Research use only, not for human or veterinary consumption.
Vial and content
| Compound | Trenbolone acetate |
|---|---|
| Concentration | 100 mg per mL |
| Fill volume | 10 mL multiple-dose vial |
| Total content | 1,000 mg |
| Vehicle | Medium-chain triglyceride |
| Preservative | Benzyl alcohol |
| Approved dosage forms of the compound | Veterinary implant only |
| Controlled substance status | Schedule III |
| Sold as | Trenbolone acetate injection, research use only |
A medium-chain triglyceride vehicle is thinner than a long-chain seed oil and behaves differently on filtration and in storage. It is named because the vehicle is part of the specification for trenbolone acetate injection.
Catalogued in the injectable shelf, alongside the rest of the anabolics reference stock.
Vehicle choice for trenbolone acetate injection
Medium-chain triglycerides are fractionated from coconut or palm kernel oil and are shorter and less viscous than sesame or cottonseed oil. The practical differences are viscosity, oxidative stability and how readily the solution passes a filter. Benzyl alcohol is the preservative and does nothing for solubility.
The acetate ester on the trenbolone triene takes the molecule from about 270.4 to roughly 312.4, so near 87 percent of the labelled mass is parent steroid. The conjugated triene makes trenbolone acetate injection easy to identify spectroscopically and also light sensitive, which is why storage conditions are on the listing.
Milligrams per vial and the derived price
100 mg per millilitre across 10 millilitres is 1,000 mg of ester. At $110 that is $0.110 per milligram, essentially the same as the laboratory vial at $0.109, which is unusual on this site: for most compounds the two grades are separated by a factor of several.
Why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle explains the comparison, and the certificate guide explains what each lot is tested for.
No approved injectable, in any category
This is the strongest version of the statement on this shelf. No trenbolone product has ever been approved for human use in the United States, the only approved form of the compound is a veterinary implant for cattle, and no injectable solution of it is an approved dosage form in either category. Trenbolone acetate injection is Schedule III. The DEA’s scheduling pages and the FDA’s drug information section are the sources.
The assay, and the lots that fail it
Every lot of trenbolone acetate injection is assayed before it is listed. HPLC returns purity as a percentage of total peak area, mass spectrometry confirms identity against the expected mass, and residual solvents are reported in parts per million. A lot assaying below its stated milligram content is withdrawn from sale, and its certificate stays on the results page with the rest of them, because a results page carrying nothing but passes tells you nothing about the ones that did not pass. The figure published is the figure the assay returned, not a rounded version of it.
Why we publish the batch that failed is the longer version of that argument, and our certificate guide covers the fields.
Packaging notes
We ship trenbolone acetate injection in the original sealed container with the lot number legible. We do not decant, relabel or combine lots, because a reference material whose lot cannot be named is no longer a reference material. The listing for trenbolone acetate injection states the storage conditions and the stability window we are willing to stand behind. Nothing is supplied in unmarked packaging, and we will not omit the compound name from a label or a customs declaration.
Declined on request
No quantities, no protocols, no sequencing, no potency rankings, no physiological description of trenbolone acetate injection. If you ask us by email, the answer is the same as the answer on the page, which is that we do not supply it.
Keeping this listing to specifications is what makes the specifications worth anything. Research use only is not a legal strategy, and the FDA has said so in writing explains how the agency reads pages that go further, and the FDA’s drug information section holds the source documents.
Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over, with purchase restrictions by state. Where a state excludes this compound the listing says so before checkout rather than after it. Nothing on this page is offered as a drug, a supplement or a food. The certificate for the lot you receive, and the certificates for the lots we withdrew, are on the lab results page.
US regulatory status. No trenbolone product has ever been approved for human use in the United States. The only approved form of the compound is a veterinary implant for cattle.
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