Guys I am not sure if a direct answer has been posted to this anywhere else but it would be great to have a very explicit, non confusing answer to the following question:


When the Dymethazine molecule is split, are the metabolites Drostanolone and Drostanolone Hydrazone? or is it Superdrol and Superdrol Hydrazone?

My understanding is the latter but that is not what the write up says on the pre-order over at bb.com.

Please clarify?


Mr.50

From another board re: breakdown products, someone suggested it would end up being 40% SD and 60% a new compound, and iForce Dave replied that they sound reasonable, but you can't be sure what the % breakdown would be. But I think the latter compounds are correct. The true identity of some of iForce's products have been causing quite a confusion it seems!

Originally Posted by Steveoph

From another board re: breakdown products, someone suggested it would end up being 40% SD and 60% a new compound, and iForce Dave replied that they sound reasonable, but you can't be sure what the % breakdown would be. But I think the latter compounds are correct. The true identity of some of iForce's products have been causing quite a confusion it seems!

Thanks Steveo.

I guess the reason I want a straight answer (preferably someone from the inside with reference to the science they use to back it up) is because I did not do well with SD. Even if this is a more mild version if SD, less sides and toxcicity, I did not like SD and I would stay away from this (my own personal choice for me) if SD or a similer metabolite is the breakdown product.

On the other hand I am very interested in trying Drostanolone so if there is any truth to this is would be great.....but the question is what chemical reactions (and are they possible in vivo) would cause the Dymethazine molecule to breakdown into Drostanolone or Drostanolone Hydozine?

Mr.50

Originally Posted by Mr.50

Guys I am not sure if a direct answer has been posted to this anywhere else but it would be great to have a very explicit, non confusing answer to the following question:


When the Dymethazine molecule is split, are the metabolites Drostanolone and Drostanolone Hydrazone? or is it Superdrol and Superdrol Hydrazone?

My understanding is the latter but that is not what the write up says on the pre-order over at bb.com.

Please clarify?



Mr.50

If i remember correctly sd is just a methylated version of drostanolone otherwise known as masteron correct.

Originally Posted by mixedup

If i remember correctly sd is just a methylated version of drostanolone otherwise known as masteron correct.

Yeah but isn't this akin to the idea that Dianabol is methyl-boldenone and Equipoise is boldenone and as we all well know they are very different compounds in vivo!

Mr.50

wouldn't it break down into a desoxymethylmasteron? If I read the structure it is connected at the 3rd carbon by the hydrazine which would mean it does not have the 3 keto group.

Originally Posted by Mr.50

Yeah but isn't this akin to the idea that Dianabol is methyl-boldenone and Equipoise is boldenone and as we all well know they are very different compounds in vivo!

Mr.50

well yes and since this is going to be a methyl I believe that it's going to be more akin to s-drol than masteron I think not a chemist though

Originally Posted by mixedup

well yes and since this is going to be a methyl I believe that it's going to be more akin to s-drol than masteron I think not a chemist though

Mughts too that is why I was wondering why the write up references drostanolone rather then SD?