Overview
Boldenone undecylenate was developed as a veterinary steroid for horses under the name Equipoise. Its undecylenate ester is one of the longest in use, releasing boldenone over about two weeks.
This listing is Genetix Pharma Equipoise 250mg/ml 10ml Vial (250 mg/ml · 10 ml vial), photographed as we ship it and priced in Canadian dollars.
How it works
Boldenone is a close relative of testosterone with one extra double bond. It binds the androgen receptor, converts to estradiol at roughly half the rate of testosterone, stimulates red-cell production noticeably and suppresses natural testosterone.
Clinical reference
Boldenone has no approved human use in Canada; it is licensed only for veterinary practice. No human clinical dose exists.
Reference information from product labels and clinical literature only. It is not a recommendation or dosing advice for you; any use should be set and monitored by a doctor.
Measuring calculator
Type the amount from your prescription or clinician; the calculator only converts it. It does not suggest how much to take.
Label strength: 250 mg/ml in a 10 ml vial.
Combinations and interactions
- Often compared with nandrolone as a slow-release injectable.
- Its strong effect on red blood cells adds to any other compound that raises hematocrit.
- Interactions: not studied in people.
Risks and side effects
- Very high hematocrit. Boldenone is known for raising red-cell counts more than most steroids.
- Anxiety. Some users report restlessness or anxiety.
- Slow clearance. Side effects can linger for weeks after the last injection.
- Suppression. Natural testosterone and fertility fall.
Do not use it if you are under 18, a woman, or have heart disease, a high red-cell count or a history of blood clots.
Bloodwork to discuss with your doctor
- Complete blood count with hematocrit
- Lipid panel
- Testosterone
- Estradiol
- Blood pressure
Equipoise 250mg/ml 10ml Vial is an oil made for deep intramuscular injection. Our injectables use MCT oil, which is thinner than cottonseed or grapeseed oil and passes more easily through a 25G needle. These are the standard nursing sites, with what to look for at each. Finding it. Place the heel of your opposite hand on the bony bump at the top of the thigh, point your index finger at the front hip bone and fan your middle finger back along the hip crest. The target is the centre of that V. Why it is used. Thick muscle with a thin fat layer and no major nerves or vessels in the target zone. Nursing references now rank it first for adults. Watch for. Finding the landmarks on yourself takes practice; a mirror or a helper makes the first few easier. Nursing reference volume: Up to 3 ml Finding it. Divide the thigh from hip to knee into thirds and use the middle third on the outer front surface. Why it is used. Easy to see and reach while seated, with plenty of muscle. Watch for. Keep to the outer side: the femoral nerve and vessels run along the inner thigh. Soreness when walking for a day is common. Nursing reference volume: Up to 3 ml Finding it. Locate the bony point of the shoulder and move two to three finger widths down to the thickest part of the muscle on the outside of the arm. Why it is used. Quick to reach and good for small volumes. Watch for. It is a small muscle. Stay high: the axillary and radial nerves lie lower on the arm. Nursing reference volume: Up to 1 ml Finding it. The traditional upper outer quarter of the buttock. Why it is used. A large, familiar muscle still shown in older guides. Watch for. The sciatic nerve and a major artery are nearby and the fat layer is thicker. Most current guidance prefers the ventrogluteal site. Nursing reference volume: Up to 3 ml Every time: wash your hands, swab the stopper and skin with alcohol, use a new sterile needle and syringe and never share. See a doctor for spreading redness, heat, swelling, fever or numbness. This is general reference information from standard injection guidance, not medical advice. Peer-reviewed papers behind the facts on this page, each linked to its PubMed record.Injection sites
1VentroglutealSide of the hip · Gluteus mediusIM
2Vastus lateralisOuter thigh · QuadricepsIM
3DeltoidShoulder · DeltoidIM
!DorsoglutealUpper outer buttock · Gluteus maximusIM
Chemistry
Boldenone undecylenate
Research
Storage and handling
Keep the vial at room temperature (15 to 25 °C), out of direct light. Do not refrigerate or freeze it: cold can make the hormone crystallise. Wipe the rubber stopper with alcohol before each draw and use a fresh needle every time.
Canadian legal status
This compound is authorised only for veterinary use and has no approved human use in Canada. Anabolic steroids, including veterinary ones, fall under Schedule IV of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, and they are prohibited in tested sport.
FAQ
Why does Equipoise take so long to act?
The undecylenate ester releases slowly, so levels build over several weeks.
Is boldenone a veterinary drug?
Yes. It was developed for horses and has no approved human use.
Does it raise appetite?
Increased appetite is commonly reported with boldenone.
How fast will it reach me?
Orders leave Vancouver by Canada Post Xpresspost and the tracking number arrives within 72 hours of your e-Transfer. Most provinces receive parcels 1 to 6 business days after that; the territories can take up to 10. Xpresspost is free on orders over $300, and a lost or seized parcel is reshipped at no charge.
Reviews
5.0 out of 5 from 1 review by customers.
Great product. Fast delivery
Appreciate the Equipoise review, Jacek. Thank you for being a loyal customer.
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Jacek –
Great product. Fast delivery
Steroids Canada (store manager) –
Appreciate the Equipoise review, Jacek. Thank you for being a loyal customer.