mike, i find that when people talk about using pH's on boards, it is one of the following:
1) sdrol
2) m1t
3) mdrol
the fact that there are people out there able to use 200mg/anadrol a day and be fine....but take 1 sdrol tab and throw up that night feeling extremely ill should be a testimony in itself when talking about these drugs
i never see people asking about some of these pHs you're talking about which i've never even heard of in my life. it's pretty much always sdrol or m1t every single time lol
M1T and SD were the two most toxic legal AAS ever released. M1T was actually the very first fully active legal steroid ever sold...and because of that, many people started to think that "designers" were more toxic than script orals. SD came out a couple years later and was also fairly toxic, although not as much as M1T. Still, it also led people to believe the same thing...that non-script orals were more toxic than script orals.
What many people didn't realize is that there are literally 100's of steroids contained in Vida's book, from which almost every steroid ever made has been derived (both script & non-script). In this book, which was released in the 1960's, there was no distinction between "designer" steroids and script drugs. The term designer didn't even exist. They were all just called "steroids".
However, every steroid that wasn't made into a prescription (100's of them) was basically archived away and the general public never heard of them. Even BB'rs didn't know they existed. Then, around the year 2000, supp companies began looking through Vida's book for steroids that they could make into supplements, as the non-script steroids had not yet been scheduled as controlled substances.
The supp companies looked for the strongest steroids they could find in Vida's book, but guess what? Many of the strongest orals are also the most toxic. So, people naturally tough that 'designers", which are just normal steroids, were inherently more toxic than script orals. What they didn't realize is that there are 100's of either non-script drugs, all with varying levels of toxicity---just like script steroids.
Since then many non-script orals have been sold legally, which are equal or less toxic than many script orals. Many of these are very popular, as well. M1T has been banned since 2005, so it hasn't been on the supp market for almost 10 years! SD has been gone only a couple.
Going back to SD for a second. SD really isn't that bad. Literally 1,000's of guys online have used it and felt completely fine. A big part of the reason some guys felt like shit is because a LOT of companies were selling poorly synthesized, or "dirty" SD. I have run over 30 SD cycles utilizing over a dozen different brands. There was a BIG difference between the original SD (and a few others) and some of the shit products put out by certain supp companies. I felt completely fine using some brands of SD...and absolutely horrible when using others. They were so different that they could not have been the same drug.
Unfortunately, many people ended up using shit SD, and many negative reviews took place because of it, but If you look at the reviews associated with reputable brands, you will find that most people tolerated if pretty well. In addition, liver enzymes weren't too bad with good SD, especially when liver support was used. I have seen multiple guys test in the "normal" range with cycle support.
If anyone was "passing out" from SD, not only would this be the first time I have ever heard of this happening (and I was involved with a company that sold SD for 6 years, so I have a LOT of experience with the drug in both myself and others). On the other hand, appetite suppression an lethargy occur somewhat regularly, although these side effects are not uncommon with script orals, either. Still, SD seems to be a bit worse in this regard than your normal script oral.
The main point here is that you mentioned the 2 most toxic legal steroids ever sold...and if these are the only one's you know about, it is bound to skew your perception of non-script (designer) steroids.