BD Oral Boldenone

[Herbiv0re]

British Dragon will be releasing Boldenon acetate tabs in September.
I know that EQ has some oral bio-availability --- but do any of you have experience with oral boldenone?
No speculation please.

 

[BiG n Natural]

would love to find out more, like how much is actually absored and what dosage would need to b taking to get the equivalent of 600mgs eq weekly

 

[monster2929]

yeah sounds dumb, just like oral tren, WTF? sorry to speculate but fuck that idea

 

[terrapin]

Who knows- could be great. The problem is that no UG company is going to do DMPK or ADME studies to find out the things we really want to know. I think BD is top notch, but this is a new compound (I think), so to prove it is worth taking they would (should) do some studies. If they need a consultant I could help out.....

 

[terrapin]

Plus- if it works better than oral primo and is cheaper than it could be a nice addition to cutting cycles.

 

[The Terminator]

Plus- if it works better than oral primo and is cheaper than it could be a nice addition to cutting cycles.

I think EVERY drug in the world is cheaper than oral primo though

 

[Herbiv0re]

Plus- if it works better than oral primo and is cheaper than it could be a nice addition to cutting cycles.

When you compare the price of raw powders, boldenone acetate costs less than 1/10th the price of primo.
I don't know what BD will charge, but they will be 50mg tabs.

 

[Nytol2]

Sounds like a waste of time to me, if you want boldenone, then shoot it.

Its not that great a drug anyway, so with the tabs I cant see it being worth while.

 

[Tux]

Well, as far as I know, NO non-17aa tab has much oral bio-availability, so this should be no different. Even if it's 1/10th the price of oral primo( which it sure are hell WON'T be that cheap), you'd have to take tons of it to get any effect. Just keep shooting regular EQ.

 

[Bill Llewellyn]

I have spent years working with 1,4-andro, so I am in a good position to comment on this. The base structure of 1,4-androstadienes allows these molecule to resist 17-ketosteroid reduction to a fair degree, much better than other natural steroid hormones like nandroloe and testosterone. The acetate may protect a little more, but it will not be the primary protective group. Dehydrogenation of C1-2 is the cause for shifting redox potential.

In the end, it should have "fair" oral bioavailability. I would suspect you'd take your normal weekly dose on a daily basis, at a minimum, for a similar effect. It will wort of be like Primobolan orals, or trenbolone acetate orals.

I don't expect it will be very cost effective, but for that small group that hates needles it might be a less toxic alternative. It would work better as a long-chain oil-solubilized ester, but cost for manufacture and handling/storage issues are also increased.