Description
Methenolone acetate tablets at 25 mg per tablet, blister packs totalling 50 units and 1,250 mg. This is the oral acetate ester, and no United States registration has ever been granted for it. As an anabolic steroid the compound is Schedule III. Research use only, not for human consumption, adults 21 and over, with purchase restrictions by state.
The specification
| Compound | Methenolone acetate |
|---|---|
| Content per unit | 25 mg of the ester |
| Packaging | Blister, 50 units in total |
| Total content | 1,250 mg |
| Parent steroid | Methenolone, mass about 302.5 |
| Ester mass | About 344.5 for the acetate |
| Controlled substance status | Schedule III |
| US registration | None for the oral ester |
| Sold as | Methenolone acetate tablets, research use only |
The label counts the ester, not the parent steroid. Roughly 88 percent of the mass of methenolone acetate tablets is methenolone and the rest is acetate, which matters if you are comparing it against the injectable enanthate.
Catalogued in single unit oral reference materials, alongside the rest of the anabolics reference stock.
United States regulatory status
No methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States, and the oral acetate ester has never held a registration here at all. Foreign approvals have existed, which does not create a United States equivalent. Methenolone acetate tablets fall under Schedule III as an anabolic steroid. The DEA publishes the schedules and the FDA holds the approval record.
Ester mass and methenolone acetate tablets
Methenolone is 1-methyl-5-alpha-androst-1-en-17-beta-ol-3-one, molecular mass about 302.5. The acetate is a two carbon ester at the 17 beta position, taking the molecule to roughly 344.5. Esters add mass and shift solubility, and a short ester adds the least of either.
So 25 mg of ester is near 22 mg of parent steroid. That arithmetic is the main reason we name both masses in the specification: a comparison between an acetate and an enanthate at the same labelled milligrams is not a comparison of equal amounts of methenolone acetate tablets.
Milligrams per blister set
Fifty units at 25 mg is 1,250 mg of ester, which is near 1,100 mg of methenolone. At $175 the ester figure is $0.14 per milligram and the parent figure is about $0.159. Both are printed because both are true and they answer different questions.
Why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle covers the ester correction, which is the most common way a per-milligram comparison goes wrong.
Specification and certificate
The specification is what methenolone acetate tablets is sold against, and the certificate is the evidence for it. Purity by HPLC, expressed as percent of total peak area. Identity by mass spectrometry against the expected molecular mass. Residual solvent in parts per million. Appearance and, where the dosage form calls for it, uniformity of content across units. The contract laboratory producing those figures is independent of this company and always has been, and the lot number on the container of methenolone acetate tablets is the index back to its report.
Our guide to reading a certificate of analysis works through one of these documents line by line, and the full set sits on the lab results page.
What this page does not contain
No dosing tables. No protocols. No comparisons of potency between compounds, and no description of what methenolone acetate tablets does in a living organism. Those are not omissions we will fill in on request, including in order notes and in messages to our staff.
The reasoning is on the public record. The pattern the FDA has pursued in writing is pages that pair a research-use-only line with human outcomes, protocols or quantities for a compound, and the disclaimer does not rescue the page it sits on. Research use only is not a legal strategy goes through the letters, and the FDA’s drug information section carries the agency’s own material.
What arrives
One sealed container of this material, labelled with the compound, the content per unit, the count or fill volume, and the lot number that matches the certificate linked on this page. Storage conditions are on the listing. The packing note names the item in full. We do not ship unlabelled containers, do not split lots across containers, and do not describe the contents as anything other than what they are.
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 methenolone product is approved or marketed for human use in the United States.
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