Laxogenin products are apparently quite often not what you signed up for according to a recent ergo-log article: Here’s the link and summary:
Most bodybuilding supplements with 5-alpha-hydroxy-laxogenin contained a hodgepodge of synthesized compounds, which the producer should have cleared from the preparation. The other supplements contain completely different substances, such as anabolic steroids. This is the conclusion of American...
www.ergo-log.com
Alarmed by their findings, the researchers bought 12 bodybuilding supplements with 5-alpha-hydroxy-laxogenin, and analyzed them thoroughly. In 7 of those supplements they actually found 5-alpha-hydroxy-laxogenin, in the remaining 5 there was no trace of the substance.
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all products, the researchers found substances that were not on the label. Three products contain anabolic steroids, such as DHEA, testosterone propionate, the antioestrogenic androsta-3,5-diene-7,17-dione and a steroid that the researchers could not identify. The researchers found methoxivone in 3 products.
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Having said that, the late OL is a trusted brand, so you should be good there. Iconogenin is also a top product by a trusted brand, and (-)-epicatechin is always a winner in my book.
Deciding to “juice” is obviously something you have to decide for yourself.