Anavar vs. Danazol

[halfsjj]

Guys,

Has anyone heard or tried of using Danazol in place of Anavar. It has a lot of the same principles and is basically doing the same thing (lowering the SHBG) with less Toxicity, etc. I have personally used Anavar and found it that it provided some decent results at 50mg per day (waiting on post cycle labs). It was prescribed from a company in the Southeast, however it appears as if Anavar is no longer being made by the compounding pharmacies and the only variety left is Oxadrin and that is made in 5-10mg tablets and is really expensive. I realize that Anavar is available in UGL's, but apparently they are suggesting that Danazol (which is readily available and much, much cheaper) does the same thing.

I would be interested in knowing if anyone has any experience with this oral. If so, how effective/ineffective was it and at what doses.

I'm thinking this might be new to a lot of us so I will attach a link for review of the chemical structure.

Danazol (Danazol) Drug Information: User Reviews, Side Effects, Drug Interactions and Dosage at RxList

danazol medical facts from Drugs.com

Any help or thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks,

 

[novicefit]

Very interesting! Would love to hear more. Do you know if this is an approved RX in the US?

 

[DBBT]

Var is great. Wouldn't use another oral besides it and winny again

 

[UA_Iron]

Var is overrated, even at 150mg/day. If Tony Danazol is anything like it then it's also overrated. All my opinion of course.

 

[Ox-Sandra-Loan]

From what I remember from my phamacology class (about 10 years ago, so its not that clear) danocrine is used to supress LH and FSH with minimal androgenic/anabolic effects. In other words, it is designed to shut you down without providing any benefit that people like us would want. If you want to reduce SHBG, why not try proviron, or some oral winny or tbol. Actually for that matter, try unleashed, it works quite well.

 

[halfsjj]

Thanks for the replies guys. Danazol is an approved Rx in the USA and still in use.