Clostebol, or Megagrisevit Mono, is a drug that isn’t widely available on the market today. However, it does fill a unique niche as a standard testosterone steroid with a minor adjustment at the molecular level which prevents the steroid from interacting with enzymes in the body – or becoming too powerful. The result was all of the positive side effects of testosterone use – including muscle and strength gain – with a highly reduced occurrence of the negative side effects such as Gynecomastia, hair loss, acne and bloating. As a result, you shouldn’t be surprised to see some form of this drug re-emerge in the coming months and years. Some firms in Germany still produce this drug in various formats, but in terms of huge worldwide distribution, we haven’t seen it in several years. Without a ...

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Clostebol is probably a drug you’ve never heard about. Let’s learn more about it by examining some of the most frequently asked questions regarding the use of Clostebol. Q: Is Clostebol an injectable or oral steroid? A: It is available in both formats. The amount of tablets that would have to be consumed daily exceeds ten to fifteen, which places it in the ‘unrealistic’ category for standard oral usage. Injections are fast, more effective, and easier on the body. This drug is also available in the lower dose size, as a transdermal gel to be applied to the body. Q: What is the daily dose of Clostebol? A: 30 to 50 mg per day is advisable as part of a daily injection cycle. Q: Is this drug still available? A: In most areas, this drug is not available at this time. ...

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