Methenolone Enanthate 100mg/ml

Description

Methenolone enanthate in oil at 100 mg per millilitre, 10 mL vial, 1,000 mg of ester in the container. No methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States, and the compound is Schedule III here as an anabolic steroid. Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over, with purchase restrictions by state.

What is in the ampule

Concentration without volume is half a specification. 100 mg per millilitre tells you the strength of the solution and nothing about how much of methenolone enanthate is in the vial until you multiply by 10.

You will find methenolone enanthate under injectable reference materials in the anabolics reference materials catalogue.

One thousand milligrams of ester

100 mg per millilitre times 10 millilitres is 1,000 mg of ester, or about 755 mg of methenolone. At $139 that is $0.139 per milligram of ester and roughly $0.184 per milligram of parent steroid.

The certificate reports the ester because the ester is the substance in solution. Our note on price per milligram explains how to make the comparison across esters properly.

What the enanthate does to methenolone enanthate

The enanthate is a seven carbon ester at the 17 beta hydroxyl. Methenolone sits at about 302.5 and the ester at roughly 400.6, so the parent steroid is about 75 percent of the labelled mass: 100 mg per millilitre of ester is near 76 mg per millilitre of methenolone.

A seven carbon chain is substantially more lipophilic than a two carbon acetate, which is why this ester is presented in oil and the acetate is presented as a tablet. Hydrolysis of the longer ester bond is slower, and that is the sense in which methenolone enanthate has a longer half life as a matter of chemistry rather than of anything else.

United States regulatory status

No methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States and no FDA-approved product exists at this ester. Registrations in other countries have existed and some still do, which is not a United States approval. Methenolone enanthate is a Schedule III controlled substance. The DEA’s scheduling pages and the FDA’s drug information section are the sources.

Container, label and lot

The label on methenolone enanthate carries the compound name, the content per unit, the container count or fill volume, the lot number and the date the lot was assayed. Those five things are what make a reference material traceable, and a container missing any of them is a container of unknown provenance whatever is written on the invoice. Storage conditions for this item are printed on the listing. Sealed containers are shipped sealed, and we do not repackage into unlabelled vials or bottles on request.

Testing on this lot

Purity for methenolone enanthate is measured by HPLC and published as the percentage of total peak area the expected compound accounts for. Identity is confirmed by mass spectrometry, which is a different claim: it says this molecule has the mass the structure predicts, and a pure sample of the wrong molecule would fail there rather than on purity. Residual solvent is given in parts per million. System suitability and the reference standard used are named on the report, because a purity figure without a method behind it is a number somebody typed.

The same two tests run on every lot of this item that we list. How to read a certificate of analysis and check the lab before you check the numbers both apply to the document on this page.

Questions we decline

The question people actually want answered about this material is what it does and how much. We do not answer it, in copy or by email, and a research-use-only sentence at the bottom of a page that answered it would be decoration.

So the listing for this item stays with the things that are verifiable: content per unit, purity, identity, solvent residue, lot number, where the item can ship. Our article on research use only explains why that line is a description of a sales channel rather than a legal shield, and the FDA’s drug pages hold the agency’s position in its own words.

This is laboratory stock. Research use only for this item, not for human consumption, and not approved for administration to a person or an animal in any jurisdiction. Sales are limited to adults 21 and over and to states where the compound is lawful, which the listing states and the checkout applies. Lot certificates, current and historical, sit on the lab results page beside the note on price per milligram.

US regulatory status. No methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States.