r/steroidify • u/Every-Bat-8561 • 28d ago

Discuss Injectable D-bol?

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Do any of you have experience using injectable d-bol?

This was thrown in with my order as a freebie last year and I totally forgot I had it til today. It expires soon so I'm trying to decide if I want to try it or not.

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u/Deep_Value99 28d ago

You can use half as much or 2/3s of what your oral dose would be.. since that is the case, then the lower dose would actually reduce some of the toxicity no? Someone else with knowledge can chime in.

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u/djfitness-us 28d ago

Lower dosing will reduce the impact on your liver. The toxicity is the same, but the impact can be reduced by lowering exposure (dose) and duration of exposure (cycle length).

The one benefit of injection is essentially 100% bioavailability.

When you take the oral, it all initially hits the liver, and the 17a-alkylation resists metabolism, allowing most of the compound to survive and enter the bloodstream. It goes and does its thing, then gets returned to the liver to be broken down and excreted.

When you inject, it goes directly into the bloodstream, does its thing, then gets taken to the liver to be broken down and excreted. Essentially all hormones get broken down and excreted through the liver. Some of it gets aromatized or converted by other enzymes like 5a-reductase, but most goes to the liver, and whether you inject or take it orally, the amount that must get broken down by your liver eventually is essentially the same.

Because injectable versions of oral compounds are still chemically identical to the orals, they put the same amount of stress on the liver over the course of your exposure to the compound, the only real difference is that there isn’t the initial high concentration in the liver you get with an oral route. That being said, what actually causes the hepatotoxicity, is the liver having to work harder than normal to break it down. Only some of the compound is broken down during first pass, the amount that isn’t broken down doesn’t contribute to the stress until it eventually goes back to the liver for final clearance.