Dr Nick said:mass fx=(3b,5a,6a,25R)-Spirostan-3,6-diol
"High tech"Anavar=25R, Spirostan-5A-Diol-6-one-3-one
Is this the same ingredience?
I thought that mass fx was first containing it?
or have i got everything wrong?
macedaddy said:WRONG! You cna't mess with a chemical structure name! If you rewrite it, it is different. If you put it on your label wrong, than you are mis representing your product. There is NOTHING out there that the "same" as FX.
Don't worry, i should have a FAQ and/or write-up next week.
Will do!macedaddy said:no problem.
Keep us updated with your progress!
BigSmith said:From my understanding............
I believe the compound in Anavar is the 6-keto version of this compound. The 6-Keto is a primary oxidative metabolite of 25R-diol. 25R-diol has more activity on it's own with the same or better benefits and a longer active half-life.
Like I have said before we did not invent this compound. It may have been used before in something I don't know. What we did bring to the table is this synthesis that freaking works. We went though many kg's of unusable raw materials until we got it right. In the end it all comes down to the method of production yielding a quality final product. So to summarize we did not invent 25R-diol (a Russian scientist did). We DID invent the synth that makes it work though. I have never seen a natural product yield results like Mass FX, never.
Some studies for DS? We have posted about all of the info we are going to right now in various threads. Our next product design is coming from the initial document that tipped us off to this synth. So no, probably not.Designer Supps said:Can you post some of the studies/info. you have found for (3b,5a,6a,25R)-Spirostan-3,6-diol? There doesnt seem to be any out there, atleast in pubmed.
BigSmith said:Some studies for DS? We have posted about all of the info we are going to right now in various threads. Our next product design is coming from the initial document that tipped us off to this synth. So no, probably not.
There are also a few Russian studies you can find or pay for that are translated.
Would it not be much more professional to email or call us if you really wanted some more information?
It is unprofessional for a competeing company to ask about the nature of the compound so they could potentially steal it.Designer Supps said:Its unprofessional to ask about studies of a compound you are using in AX product, in AX forum, in a post about that specific compound? Are you serious? I also didnt realize that this was you Kevin. Had I would have just called you.
But it seemed as though this was something everyone else in this thread was looking for, including myself. I looked for it before I posted but couldnt find it and thought this was the correct place to post such a question. Obviously not. No problem.