Anavar Information

Anavar is one of the most popular and widely used oral steroids in existence. It developed a cult following and status in the early 90’s when availability was poor and doses were very small, on the average of 2.5mg per tablet. Then a revolution hit, anavar was back, and in a big way. AIDS patients were using many different anabolic substances to prevent muscle wasting, and anavar provided the much sought after results. What happened was US pharmaceutical giants got in on the gig and BioTechnology General (BTG) released statements that they would begin manufacture of 10 and 20mg tablets.

This prompted companies in Mexico to join in the fray and manufacture larger anavar doses as well. Prior to 1995 all you had was low dose anavar in 2.5mg tablets, now you could choose from 10 different companies making anavar in an average dose of 10mg. With this happening, the previous cult like status spread and everyone had to have anavar.
Anavar (oxandrolone) is not very toxic, not very androgenic, mildly anabolic, and pretty mild on the body's HPTA (Hypothalamic-Testicular-Pituitary-Axis). This product is so relatively safe that women often use it, without any noticeable side effects. Although Anavar is an oral steroid, and has been alpha-alkylated to survive oral ingestion and the first pass through the liver, it's still relatively mild in that respect too; the unique chemical configuration of oxandrolone both confers a resistance to liver metabolism as well as noticeable anabolic activity.