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Halo XT doesn't name the active ingredient

nolanh08

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On the bottle it does not give the chemical name for halodrol, it only says Active ingredient - 25mg. Is this common? Also is Iron Labs legit? And has anyone tried Halo XT before?
 
WOW!!! Relax . . .bump after 7 minutes?

I have never used IML but I have some friends that have and I believe their products are legit.

Halo Extreme by Iron Mag Labs

Iron Mag Labs Halo Extreme

60 Capsules

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 capsule
Servings per Container: 60

Amount per Serving:

4-chloro-17a-methyl-androst-1,4-diene-3, 17b-diol 25mg
5a-Hydroxy laxogenin - 5mgs

Other Ingredients: Rice Flour, Gelatin, Magnesium Stearate, Stearic Acid, and Silica.

Suggested Use: As a dietary supplement, take one (1) to two (2) capsules per day with food. Use in cycles of 4 weeks, taking at least 4 weeks off between cycles. Post Cycle Therapy (PCT) is highly recommended after completion of a cycle.
 
bottle kinda smells like grape? is this what h-drol usually smells like? what does h-drol usually smell like?
 
nolanh08 said:
On the bottle it does not give the chemical name for halodrol, it only says Active ingredient - 25mg. Is this common? Also is Iron Labs legit? And has anyone tried Halo XT before?
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Did you get an answer on this? I have their Tren E which only states Active Ingredient 30mg. It's Iron Labs not Iron Mag Labs as a previous poster mistakenly thought.
 
p5sky said:
WOW!!! Relax . . .bump after 7 minutes?

I have never used IML ...
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was a quick bump for sure (many ppl think this forum is immediately interactive lol)
nice that you point out these shortcomings tho to others, and not just at me when you feel cantankerous

as poster below points out tho p5sky:

cybercrombie said:
It's Iron Labs not Iron Mag Labs as a previous poster mistakenly thought.
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have never used this product/company, and do not care to offer insight into other companies other than my own..
however, missing nomenclature may, or may not, mean anything w/ regards to the actual compound of the formula
h-drol is pretty standard in its design, with a very common structural formula that many clones use..
whether or not you personally feel comfortable using a product that refuses to list actual compound make-up, is totally your call
 
Yeah, it does make me a bit uneasy without the actual nomenclature. I think I'm gonna do a bit more digging to see if anyone else has come across this. If not I think I'll just return it to be on the safe side.
 
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