Halotestin is the most common trade name of Fluoxymesterone, an extremely potent steroid initially produced in the ’50s by Upjohn, now renamed as Pharmacia. Ciba Pharmaceuticals did manufacture Fluoxymesterone soon after Upjohn started but named it Ultandren. However, the name Halotestin stuck as the most well-known name and is still the most recognizable.
Halotestin is one of the most potent steroids on the market; with a huge anabolic rating of 1,900 and an androgenic rating of 850, it is certainly a contender for the highest available. However, the misleading fact about anabolic ratings is that they don’t always convert into real life in the same way. For example, Halotestin actually has almost zero anabolic effects. All of the gains you will get through Halo use are strength, not size. Therefore, it is more often used by fighters and powerlifters in the pre-competition stages.
What it does do, however, is increases red blood cell count, supercharges fat loss, and increases fast-twitch muscle response. Furthermore, while aggressiveness is something often wrongly associated with steroid use, Halotestin is one that will give you an aggressiveness that you have likely not experienced. The individual who uses Halo is largely the determining factor of how that aggression appears, whether it is only at the gym or it translates into other areas of their lives. Therefore, be aware of the possible side-effects.
Halotestin does not aromatize at all, so there will be no water retention, and anti-estrogenic agents will not benefit you. However, there are some other side-effects, such as increased acne, male baldness, and possible phallic enlargement. Halo is not recommended for women due to virilization, including body hair growth, deeper voice, and clitoral enlargement.
If you want to find out more about Halotestin and the uses of our 100% pharma-grade Fluoxymesterone, feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to help you.