Description
Methenolone enanthate injection at 100 mg per mL in a sesame oil vehicle, supplied as a 10 mL multiple-dose vial holding 1,000 mg of ester. No FDA-approved product exists at this ester and no methenolone product is marketed for human use in the United States. Schedule III as an anabolic steroid. Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over.
What is in the vial
| Compound | Methenolone enanthate |
|---|---|
| Concentration | 100 mg per mL |
| Fill volume | 10 mL multiple-dose vial |
| Total content | 1,000 mg |
| Vehicle | Sesame oil |
| Parent steroid fraction | About 75 percent of labelled mass |
| Controlled substance status | Schedule III |
| US approved product | None at this ester |
| Sold as | Methenolone enanthate injection, research use only |
Sesame oil is named because the vehicle is part of the specification, not a detail. An ester this lipophilic will not go into an aqueous vehicle at this concentration, and the oil is what holds methenolone enanthate injection in solution.
We shelve methenolone enanthate injection with the other the injectable solutions, under anabolic reference materials.
Vehicle and ester in methenolone enanthate injection
Fixed vegetable oils such as sesame have served as parenteral vehicles for decades, and the choice affects viscosity, filterability and the oxidative stability of the finished solution. Where a preservative is present it is named on the label alongside the oil.
The enanthate ester takes methenolone from about 302.5 to roughly 400.6, so the parent steroid is near three quarters of the labelled milligrams. Esterification pushes the molecule towards oil solubility and slows hydrolysis of the 17 beta bond, which is the chemical property people mean when they talk about a long ester.
Milligram content and price
100 mg per millilitre across 10 millilitres is 1,000 mg of ester. At $165 the figure is $0.165 per milligram of ester, or about $0.219 per milligram of methenolone once the ester mass is removed. The laboratory-grade vial at the same concentration divides to $0.139.
Both sit on the site and the comparison is yours to make. Why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle covers how we derive the figure.
Position under United States law
There is no approved or marketed human methenolone product in the United States, and nothing at the enanthate ester has ever been registered here. Preparations described as pharmaceutical at this ester are foreign registrations or compounded material, neither of which is an FDA-approved product. Methenolone enanthate injection is Schedule III. See the DEA’s drug scheduling pages and the FDA’s drug approvals and databases.
What the certificate of analysis covers
Two separate questions get answered on the certificate, and they are easy to confuse. Purity is reported by HPLC as a percentage of total peak area, which is a statement about the chromatogram: one large peak, and whatever else the detector saw. Identity is a different test, where mass spectrometry compares the measured mass against the mass the structure predicts. A sample can pass on identity and still carry a two percent secondary peak, so both figures are printed rather than the flattering one. Residual solvent for methenolone enanthate injection is reported in parts per million. The lot number on the container is what ties the paperwork to methenolone enanthate injection in front of you.
Our walkthrough of a certificate of analysis goes through the same document field by field.
Traceability
Lot number first, everything else second. The number printed on the container is the key to the assay report, the receipt date, the method and the archive copy, and it is the only part of the label that cannot be reconstructed from the catalogue. Content per unit, container count and storage conditions for methenolone enanthate injection are also on the label and on the listing. If the two disagree, the label is the document that travelled with methenolone enanthate injection, so the label wins and we want to hear about it.
No protocols, and why
We publish no dosing information, no administration instructions and no account of physiological activity for this compound or for anything else on this shelf. Staff will not supply it either.
That is a settled policy rather than a cautious mood. Enforcement in this category has turned on exactly that content: a page describing quantities and outcomes for a material is treated as promoting an unapproved drug whatever the footer says. Research use only is not a legal strategy, and the FDA has said so in writing sets out the detail. The FDA’s drug information section is the primary source.
Research use only. Not for human consumption. Adults 21 and over, purchase restrictions by state, both stated on the listing for this item and enforced at checkout. Not a drug, not a dietary supplement, not a food. The lot certificate for this item and the full archive, failures included, are published on the lab results page.
US regulatory status. No methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States.
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