Oxandrolone 10 mg Tablets

Oxandrolone 10 mg Tablets — La Pharma

• Brand: La Pharma
• Category: Oral AAS Research Compound
• Content: 100 tablets 10 mg (1,000 mg total)
• Manufactured in: Thailand

Product Overview

Oxandrolone 10 mg (commonly known as Anavar) is a synthetic anabolic reference compound derived from

dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and modified with a 2-oxa substitution and 17--methyl group. These structural adaptations

provide a high anabolic-to-androgenic ratio, strong AR-mediated signaling, and reliable oral bioavailability, making it

a frequently used compound in laboratory studies of protein synthesis, nitrogen balance, metabolic remodeling, and

body-composition endpoints.

Because oxandrolone does not aromatize into estrogen, its activity reflects pure androgen receptor signaling,

making it valuable for comparative assays evaluating estrogenic vs. non-estrogenic anabolic pathways.

Key Research Highlights

Non-aromatizing DHT-derived anabolic agent:

Supports studies that isolate androgen receptor pathways without estrogenic interference.

High anabolic signaling efficiency:

Up-regulates myofibrillar protein synthesis and nitrogen retention in controlled laboratory models.

Favorable strength & body-composition markers:

Used in research involving recovery, catabolic states, and lean mass modulation.

17--alkylation:

Enhances oral stability but introduces hepatic-enzyme interaction profiles relevant to toxicology studies.

Suggested Laboratory Applications

• Protein synthesis and nitrogen-balance research
• Androgen receptor (AR) activation and gene transcription studies
• Comparative analysis of non-aromatizing vs. aromatizing anabolic agents
• Body-composition and rehabilitation modeling
• Hepatic interaction and metabolic profiling for 17--alkylated compounds

Technical Specifications

15–25 °C, dry, protected from light; 36 months sealed

PubChem-Supported Research Insights

• DHT-derived structure provides non-aromatizing anabolic signaling
• Reliable oral activity due to 17--alkylation
• Widely referenced in lean-mass and recovery models
• Useful comparator in metabolic and endocrine research
• Hepatic enzyme interaction patterns common to methylated AAS

Documented Research Side Effects

• Hepatotoxicity risk markers (17--alkylated class)
• Lipid profile disruption ( HDL / LDL)
• Androgenic effects: acne, hair changes, virilization in female models
• Potential HPTA suppression
• GI discomfort and headaches reported in some literature

Handling & Compliance

For Research Use Only — not for human or veterinary use.

Store sealed, protected from heat and light.

Supplied with traceability data; no therapeutic claims made.

Purchaser confirms lawful and ethical research use within their jurisdiction.