- New
0
Testosterone Decanoate Analysis
€199.00
Tax included
TESTESTERONE DECANOATE
Laboratory analysis of drugs to certify the presence of testosterone decanoate and measure its concentration.
The level of uncertainty of the testosterone decanoate content analysis depends on the declination selected (Standard <20%, Precise <10%, Regulatory <5%).
Follow the instructions to send your drug to our laboratory for analysis
Results within 15 working days of receipt of sample.
Testosterone decanoate is an esterified form of testosterone used mainly to treat male hypogonadism and certain hormone therapies. It is also used over the counter in sports doping for its anabolic and androgenic effects.
Using products purchased from non-certified sites can be hazardous to your health. Always check the source of the medication.
If you have any doubts about the authenticity of the drug, a laboratory analysis can certify the presence of the active ingredient and verify its dosage.
Analysis
Testosterone decanoate is analyzed by liquid chromatography coupled with UV-Visible spectrophotometric detection (LC-UV Visible) to guarantee accurate identification and quantification.
Chemical name
- Chemical name: (17β)-3-Oxoandrost-4-en-17-yl decanoate
- Chemical formula: C29H46O3
- CAS number: 5721-91-5
Therapeutic class
Testosterone decanoate belongs to the androgenic anabolic steroid (AAS) class and is an exogenous androgen.
Description of therapeutic effects
Testosterone decanoate is used for :
- Treat male hypogonadism, when the body does not produce enough testosterone.
- Improve libido and sexual function in cases of hormonal insufficiency.
- Hormone therapy for transgender men in transition.
- Increase muscle mass and strength (misuse prohibited in sport).
- Optimize muscle recovery and sports performance (illegal use for doping purposes).
Trade names
- Nebido (combined with other esters)
- Testosterone Decanoate Injection
Main manufacturers
- Bayer
- Aspen Pharmacare
- Hilma Biocare
- Alpha Pharma
Precautions and side effects
Precautions for use
- Use only under medical prescription.
- Risk of suppression of endogenous testosterone production with prolonged use.
- Prohibited in sport, classified as a doping substance by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
- Medical supervision mandatory, especially for those at cardiovascular risk.
Possible side effects
- Cardiovascular effects: increased LDL cholesterol, hypertension, increased risk of cardiovascular accidents.
- Hormonal effects: gynecomastia (breast development in men), reduced natural testosterone production.
- Psychological disorders: irritability, aggressiveness, sleep disorders.
- Skin effects: acne, oily skin.
- Water retention and edema.
- Testicular atrophy with prolonged use.
⚠️ Drug interactions :
- May interact with anticoagulants, increasing the risk of bleeding.
- Influences blood sugar levels, requiring monitoring in diabetic patients.
❗ Warning: Testosterone decanoate is a controlled substance in many countries. Its use without a medical prescription exposes you to legal risks and serious side effects.
TESTESTERONE DECANOATE
Specific References
Your drug is analyzed by our expert pharmaceutical analysis laboratory.
The drug to be analyzed must be sent in at least 3 copies in its original packaging (box or vial + blister pack) in order to have all the information.
The drug to be analyzed must be sufficiently protected to avoid any deterioration or damage during transport.
The drug to be analyzed must be accompanied by the completed analysis form.
Documents to download:
The use of counterfeit or illegal medicines (without patent authorisation) presents a proven risk to patients' health:
- Absence of the active ingredient
- Under-dosage of the active ingredient
- Over-dosage of the active ingredient
- Toxic synthetic or degradation impurities
- Presence of another active ingredient
- Toxic excipients
- Presence of toxic residual solvents
- ...
The trade in counterfeit medicines is flourishing and growing exponentially with online trading. The authorities believe that more than half of all medicines sold over the Internet are counterfeit or illegal.
Comments (0)
