Winstrol

Ironguy34 · Nov 26, 2006

Is winstrol water based? I always thought it was oil based since it never mixed well, and had to be shaken up. The reason I ask is because I found a legit supplier that offers Winstrol that is water based. Let me know what you think?

K1 · Nov 26, 2006

Ironguy34 said:
Is winstrol water based? I always thought it was oil based since it never mixed well, and had to be shaken up. The reason I ask is because I found a legit supplier that offers Winstrol that is water based. Let me know what you think?

I've always known Winni to be water based, never heard of it being oil based??!!!

Ironguy34 · Nov 26, 2006

Thanks bro, I thought I read somewhere that it was oil based, but wasn't sure. I'm pretty new to everything

Flex4777 · Nov 26, 2006

I've seen both, never used either of them, but know they have both.

ALLEX · Nov 26, 2006

Ironguy34 said:
Is winstrol water based? I always thought it was oil based since it never mixed well, and had to be shaken up. The reason I ask is because I found a legit supplier that offers Winstrol that is water based. Let me know what you think?

Description of original Winny, 1ml per amp, 50mg per ml. from Zambon Spain:

One obvious difference between Winstrol Depot and other injectables is that it is not esterified, being sold as aqueous stanozolol suspension. (It should not be called water-soluble: virtually none of it is dissolved in the water.) This means that it does not have a classical half-life, where at time x the level is ? the starting level, at time 2 x the level is ?, at time 3 x the level is 1/8, etc. Instead, the microcrystals slowly dissolve, and when they have all dissolved levels of the drug then fall very rapidly.

Some UG labs have been producing oil-based winny because it doesn't clog up needles, but the most common form still is suspension...