Fluoxymesterone 10mg, 50 tabs

Description

Fluoxymesterone 10mg per tablet, 50 tablets, 500 mg in the bottle. No fluoxymesterone product is currently marketed for human use in the United States, and as an anabolic steroid the compound sits in Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act. Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over, with purchase restrictions by state.

What is in the bottle

Fifty units at 10 mg. Content per unit and count are stated separately because together they are the only way to the milligram total for fluoxymesterone 10mg, and the total is what the price divides into.

We file fluoxymesterone 10mg under the oral shelf. The parent shelf is anabolics.

Five hundred milligrams, and the price per milligram

10 mg times 50 tablets is 500 mg. At $129 that is about $0.258 per milligram. The 100 count presentation of the same compound at the same unit content is listed separately and divides differently, which is the comparison the figure exists to make possible.

Our note on price per milligram explains why the derived number is the one worth looking at.

The structure behind fluoxymesterone 10mg

Fluoxymesterone is testosterone with three modifications: a fluorine at carbon 9, a hydroxyl at 11 beta, and a methyl group at the 17 alpha position. Molecular mass is about 336.4. The 17-alpha-methyl group is what places it in the alkylated subclass, and chemically it converts the 17 position from a secondary to a tertiary alcohol, which resists oxidation at that carbon.

The fluorine is an analytical gift. It shifts the mass by a known amount and gives a distinctive fragmentation, so identity confirmation against the expected mass for fluoxymesterone 10mg leaves little room for argument.

United States regulatory status

The United States products containing this compound were discontinued and none is currently marketed, so there is no prescription equivalent available here. It remains a Schedule III controlled substance as an anabolic steroid, which means discontinuation did not remove it from federal control. The DEA’s scheduling pages carry the schedules, and the FDA’s databases carry the marketing records.

Container, label and lot

The label on fluoxymesterone 10mg 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 fluoxymesterone 10mg 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 fluoxymesterone 10mg 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 fluoxymesterone 10mg 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.

We sell this item as a laboratory reference material, for research use only and not for human consumption. Adults 21 and over, with purchase restrictions by state: the product page lists the exclusions and the cart applies them. This is not a drug, a dietary supplement or a food, and it is not approved for administration to a person or an animal. Every lot certificate is published on the lab results page.

US regulatory status. No fluoxymesterone product is currently marketed for human use in the United States.