SD Metabolites

[dmilhouse]

Does anyone know if there are any steriodal metabolites of SD that could cause a false positive on a steriod test? It doesn't look like there are but I could be wrong.

Thanks - MH

 

[Dr. Death]

Does anyone know if there are any steriodal metabolites of SD that could cause a false positive on a steriod test? It doesn't look like there are but I could be wrong.

Thanks - MH

I hope you are kidding.

 

[diplomats]

if you are worried about that, then don't mess with the stuff simple.

 

[dmilhouse]

I hope you are kidding.

Dr.Death - not a very helpful post. I meant specifically, what are the direct metabolites of SD which may show up on a (specific) steriod test. What are the names of the compounds? If you don't know, don't answer. Please save me from the holier than thou BS.

Diplomat - I am not really worried about it I was just curious.

 

[DR.D]

Does anyone know if there are any steriodal metabolites of SD that could cause a false positive on a steriod test? It doesn't look like there are but I could be wrong.

Thanks - MH

No, you have nothing to worry about.

 

[dmilhouse]

Thanks Dr. D. What does Superdrol get broken down into then?

MH

 

[Dr. Death]

Sorry dmilhouse if i came of to strong. It this time i do not think they are testing for SD.

 

[DR.D]

Thanks Dr. D. What does Superdrol get broken down into then?

MH

Dr.Death is correct, there is not a test for it because it is not yet classified. It can't even be defined until then, that's when a testing method can be written-up, tried and eventually validated. There are some 3,4,6 and 11 hydroxy metabolites, but those are only in trace amounts and don't look like anything on a chromatograph anyway even if detected, except unkown undefined peaks. Trust me, I'll hear about it once a method becomes validated, but nobody is even aware of it right now. This is the perfect product to use if you wanna stay under the radar in testing. I wouldn't say this and let you get busted if I was unsure.

 

[csly]

SD has not taken my test to epitest out of legal range yet either. But I would get it checked to be on the safe side.

 

[dmilhouse]

Thanks for the input!!!

csly - you mean it HAS NOT taken T/E out of the legal range yet?

 

[csly]

Sorry, what I was tring..tran.. trying to say was

SD has not taken my test to epitest out of legal range yet either

 

[dmilhouse]

Since SD actually causes shutdown, or reduced test levels, wouldn't it actually decrease T:E ratios?

 

[Sky9]

Dr.Death is correct, there is not a test for it because it is not yet classified. It can't even be defined until then, that's when a testing method can be written-up, tried and eventually validated. There are some 3,4,6 and 11 hydroxy metabolites, but those are only in trace amounts and don't look like anything on a chromatograph anyway even if detected, except unkown undefined peaks. Trust me, I'll hear about it once a method becomes validated, but nobody is even aware of it right now. This is the perfect product to use if you wanna stay under the radar in testing. I wouldn't say this and let you get busted if I was unsure.

This is good to hear from the man himself, PA has stated this before too.