Has anyone tried FG-4592?

professional7777 · Sep 17, 2013

It is supposed to be the new EPO and I am looking for logs/experiences with it. Thanks!

professional7777 · Sep 18, 2013

Anyone???... am I the first to report on this here? So FG-4592/ASP1517 is a compound that can increase an individual’s red blood cell count, leading to a greater capacity to transport oxygen around the body. You might even refer to it as “oxygen in a pill”.

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scrapper13 · Sep 18, 2013

Looks to be early in the research stages, they don't even have dosing protocols down, I think you'd be a fool to consider this right now, even if it is available through companies.

professional7777 · Sep 18, 2013

scrapper13 said:
Looks to be early in the research stages, they don't even have dosing protocols down, I think you'd be a fool to consider this right now, even if it is available through companies.

I hear what you are saying but they are in phase 3 trials and with the past trials you can get an idea of potential dosing protocol. See here - Search of: FG-4592 - List Results - ClinicalTrials.gov

scrapper13 · Sep 18, 2013

Here's my issue....(And for reference my rat has used both gw501516 and EPO). Right now you can get pharma epo or gw from a million and one sources and you know it is dosed properly. This new compound is available in bulk powder form on a few Chem sites, how do you know what you're getting is what they say it is? Granted this is a chance you take with any research but ill stick with the proven drugs that have been around and are readily available. And in my experience gw501516 has nothing on epo.

professional7777 · Oct 10, 2013

scrapper13 said:
Here's my issue....(And for reference my rat has used both gw501516 and EPO). Right now you can get pharma epo or gw from a million and one sources and you know it is dosed properly. This new compound is available in bulk powder form on a few Chem sites, how do you know what you're getting is what they say it is? Granted this is a chance you take with any research but ill stick with the proven drugs that have been around and are readily available. And in my experience gw501516 has nothing on epo.

Good to know bro, thanks for the info. I have never tried EPO so I can only imagine! Have you ever looked into Telmisartin? It is similar to GW and is FDA approved. A few cyclists have been caught with it.