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Alias:Cheque Drops
CAS:3704-09-4
Molecular formula:C20H30O2 　
Molecular weight:302.45 　
EINECS:223-046-5 　
Melting point:168-171°C
Appearance:white crystalline powder

Originally used to suppress ovulation of female dogs in heat, Mibolerone is one of the most harsh steroids in existence. It is approximately 5.9 times as anabolic, and 2.5 times as androgenic as Testosterone. Cheque drops provide a short adrenaline-like aggression rush in athletes when used immediately prior to a sporting event. Due to its high androgenic properties, it is often the cause of progesterone related gynecomastia.

Steroid Action:Due to the short half-life of Mibolerone, it is most commonly used by athletes about 30-40 minutes before their sporting event. Cheque drops are placed under the athletes tongue, and effects including aggression, strength and adrenaline rush are felt rapidly. The drug leaves the body with in approximately four hours.

As well as being one of the most androgenic compounds, mibolerone is also one of the most toxic. The most common side effect is progesterone related gynecomastia because it is a 19 nor-androgen. It can also severely affect liver function because it is a 17AA compound. Use with other 17AA compounds can be extremely damaging to the liver. If used in low doses (less than 2 weeks), there are very few, if any anabolic effects. When used short term, natural testosterone will return to normal levels very quickly. However, if use surpasses 2 weeks there is an extremely high risk for liver damage and natural testosterone suppression because it is an LH blocker. Also, this compound does not convert into estrogen; therefore, progesterone production is increased.