Equipose was actually created while attempting to make a product which would be a long acting injectable dianabol. What was actually created was a product which, in the real world acts nothing like dianabol, despite its similarity to it chemically. Equipose, chemically at least, is similar to dianabol without the 17-alpha-methyl group. While they may be chemically similar, results are completely opposite when using equipose.

One of the most pronounced effects in Equipose is its ability to raise your red blood cells. This is very typical of anabolic steroids; however, equipose would appear to do it to a slightly greater degree than most. One of the other effects most equipose users report is an increased appetite. It’s because of this ability to increase appetite that many will include equipose in a mass cycle, and it’s for the quality of muscle gained on it that many will include it in a cutting cycle. People even use a low dosed version of Equipose to blend with irritating injectable drugs suck as testosterone suspension or Propionate which will effectively cut the product and reduce injection pain.

The negative effects of equipose are quite limited. In the normal doses of 300-400 mg a week estrogenic side-effects are almost never noted except in those who are very susceptible to estrogen. In terms of androgenic side-effects long-term use or very intense use of equipose can cause slight virilizing effects such as acne and increased body-hair growth. Never really a problem for men, but women considering its use on account of its moderate androgenic qualities should be aware of this.

Average doses for men while bulking are 600-800mg per week, usually stacked with a testosterone ester. When used for dieting and cutting, doses of 400mg per week are more common. Injections need only be done once per week as the release and ester is very long acting. You will have to take this into account when preparing to stop the use of equipose and begin a pct program.