FLUOXYMESTERONE is a male-hormone (androgen) treatment, taken as a tablet, that is used mainly to replace missing testosterone in men and, in some women after menopause, to help treat certain breast cancers. It also helps to improve sports performance.
USES
To treat low testosterone (hypogonadism).
Boys with clearly diagnosed delayed puberty.
Some postmenopausal women with specific types of breast cancer.
Improve of sports performance.
GUARANTEE & EXPIRY DATE
100% original from various Russian pharmaceutical manufacturers. Product photo may vary. All packs are air tight sealed and expire up to 02.2029.
DESCRIPTION
Think of testosterone as the body’s “male hormone signal.” In people who do not have enough of it, some body systems do not work well: less energy, lower sex drive, less muscle and bone strength, and other changes.
Fluoxymesterone is a man‑made version of that signal. When you swallow the tablet, it travels to cells that have “androgen receptors” (like locks). Fits into those locks and turns on genes that control male characteristics, muscle and bone growth, red blood cell production, and more. Tells the brain to reduce its own hormone signals, which is why long‑term/high‑dose use can shut down natural testosterone and sperm production. In some breast cancers, this male‑hormone signal can slow tumor growth or ease symptoms.
Fluoxymesterone can improve some aspects of sport performance—mainly muscle strength and lean body mass. However, it is strictly banned in sport by WADA.
Benefits:
Restores normal male‑hormone functions in men with low testosterone (energy, libido, muscle/bone health, secondary sexual characteristics).
Helps trigger puberty in selected boys with true delayed puberty.
Can help control symptoms and sometimes tumor activity in certain postmenopausal women with breast cancer.
Increases red blood cell count, which can help in some anemias.
Men with low testosterone: Usually 5–20 mg per day by mouth, as one dose or split into several doses. Boys with delayed puberty: Low doses for a short time (often 4–6 months), carefully monitored with bone‑age X‑rays. Women with advanced breast cancer: Often 10–40 mg per day, usually split into several doses because the drug acts for a relatively short time.
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SIDE EFFECTS AND PRECAUTIONS
Men: Smaller testicles, lower sperm count, possible infertility, Breast enlargement (gynecomastia), acne, changes in sex drive. Women: Masculinizing changes: deeper voice, more facial/body hair, menstrual changes, clitoral enlargement; some changes may be permanent. Adolescents: Early closure of growth plates, leading to shorter final height if used improperly.
Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, are a man with known or suspected prostate cancer or male breast cancer or have serious liver, kidney, or heart disease.
STORAGE Store in dry place at room temperature. Do not exceed storage temperature higher than 25 degrees Celcius. Keep away from direct sunlight. Keep locked and away from children.
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