Synonyms: Mebolazine; Diarethyl; Dimetazin; Dimetina; Dostalon; Roxilon; 2-alpha-Dimethyl-5-alpha-androstan-17-beta-ol-3, 3′-azine; Dimethazine
CAS: 3625-07-8
MF: C42H68N2O2
MW: 633.011
Chemical Properties: Off-White Solid
Usage: Diamethazine is an C17-alkylated, anabolic-androgenic steroid, that exhibits similar effects to Superdrol (M226010).
Mebolazine is really a variant of the Superdrol molecule with almost the exact same features. It is really just two superdrol molecules paired together and those molecules break apart in the body to form two Superdrol molecules.
Mebolazine is very similar in effects to Superdrol, but may be slightly milder on the liver, due to the bonding. No one knows where the molecule actually splits, so it is possible that the molecule makes it past the liver and misses the first pass, thus making it less liver stressful. That being said, Dymethazine has just about the same characteristics as superdrol, meaning it will likely be very supressive to natural androgen production and can’t convert to estrogen, making the need to stack it with something “wet” pretty common.
Mebolazine should have the same harsh effects on cholesterol and blood pressure as Superdrol, since it is a DHT compound that is very dry. Common side effects will be similar like extreme back pumps, the ability to gain 15-18lbs of dry mass in a 3 week period, aggressive moods and acne.
The recommended dosage for Mebolazine users is 10-20 mg/day for 6-8 weeks, and 2.5 mg/day for 4-6 weeks for female administration, which is often enough to keep blood serum levels well above baseline with this particular drug. More specifically, Mebolazine modest muscle and strength gains along with great muscular hardening, vascularity, and overall bodily definition are slightly stronger, yet largely on par with those of the legendary cutting steroid Winstrol.
