Prohormones and careers in law enforcement

[Gladius]

I am pursuing a career in law enforcement, whether it's local or federal I am not sure yet, taking this one step at a time and wherever I end up, I end up.

I was wondering if anyone had any insight on using prohormones. Most places have policies against steroid use - is a "legal", off-the-shelf prohormone really considered an illegal steroid? Theoretically, can I pass a polygraph if I take prohormones, or are they considered illegal steroids in their book?

I would love to cycle prohormones, but I have never used illegal drugs and do not want to mess that up and risk screwing up my career path.

 

[Jayhawkk]

As long as they are legal they are legal... Until they are added to the steroid scheduling list they are good. Now if you're using them and they become illegal during that time frame you would need to stop. Poly's are usually the number one reason to fail in the hiring process so you don't want to try and bend any rules.

 

[lennoxchi]

that's an awesome question bro. i'm currently going through this same thing and Jay is correct.

 

[poacher]

As long as they are legal they are legal... Until they are added to the steroid scheduling list they are good. Now if you're using them and they become illegal during that time frame you would need to stop. Poly's are usually the number one reason to fail in the hiring process so you don't want to try and bend any rules.

If you think you would ever apply apply for a job that requires a TS SCI or higher be very carefull and I should include a DOE Q

 

[Gladius]

If you think you would ever apply apply for a job that requires a TS SCI or higher be very carefull and I should include a DOE Q

What does that mean? LOL

BTW, thanks for the replies so far. I was expecting to hear the opposite so this is good.

What do you guys for "legal" PCT? Or do they not ever ask about that stuff?

 

[Gladius]

ttt

 

[Gladius]

OK so I've been doing some reading...been out of the loop for awhile and didn't know that OTC PCT (Post Cycle Support, etc) was actually effective. My question is, would it be effective enough for a prohormone cycle without running something like Nolva/Clomid, etc? I guess I'm just old-fashioned in thinking that these were required...

I'm considering running straight Epi or Havoc for 4-5 weeks WITH PCT, or pulsing for 6-8 weeks WITHOUT PCT. Any insight is appreciated.

 

[AUTO]

there is heaps of cops on the roids, they get them for nothing ;P

 

[Ziquor]

I'd guess this all depends on the exact question that's asked. If they ask if you've ever used anabolic steroids the answer would be a lie if you said no. Inside the body PH's become anabolic steroids, but the fact is most of the compounds out now aren't PH's - just good 'ole active steroids.

 

[dg806]

OK so I've been doing some reading...been out of the loop for awhile and didn't know that OTC PCT (Post Cycle Support, etc) was actually effective. My question is, would it be effective enough for a prohormone cycle without running something like Nolva/Clomid, etc? I guess I'm just old-fashioned in thinking that these were required...

I'm considering running straight Epi or Havoc for 4-5 weeks WITH PCT, or pulsing for 6-8 weeks WITHOUT PCT. Any insight is appreciated.

For something like HDrol, PCS is more than fine. IMO for Epi, I would do the PCS and have Nolva on hand just in case. You can never be too prepared.

 

[poacher]

As long as they are legal they are legal... Until they are added to the steroid scheduling list they are good. Now if you're using them and they become illegal during that time frame you would need to stop. Poly's are usually the number one reason to fail in the hiring process so you don't want to try and bend any rules.

The # one reason most of my people fail is credit.Thats for a Secret. For a TS it is a whole diffrent world.

 

[Jayhawkk]

Well no kidding, since there's no poly for a secret lol