Halotestin 10

What is Halotestin?

Halotestin, Halo or Cheque drops as they are most commonly known, is probably most famous for being blamed for the infamous moment Mike Tyson took a chunk out of Evander Holyfield’s ear.

Now, we all know Mike was an aggressive forward-moving fighter. If he was using cheque drops at the time, though. It would make sense as to why he did what he did.

Halotestin is an interesting oral steroid. It isn’t actually used very much by competitive bodybuilders, maybe a few when it comes to the last few days before a competition. It is more likely to be found in combat sports or sports where gaining weight can cause issues.

On paper, Halotestin has some of the highest androgenic and anabolic ratings of any steroid. You would assume by taking them you would make unimaginable gains in size and strength in an extremely short period of time.

Cheque drops work a little differently in real life. They are primarily an androgenic steroid and the effects are more androgen based, even though the anabolic rating is over double the androgenic rating the anabolic effects are more moderate.

Halotestin is amazing for increased aggression before a fight or powerlifting competition, they are also great for increasing strength, muscle density and providing a real hard, blocky look to the muscle for people with low body fat. They aren’t actually that great at building muscle.

Taking a c17 alpha alkylated tablet does have its downsides. Side effects can be more widespread and common when taken without precaution or run for longer and high dose cycles.

Androgenic Rating: 850

Anabolic Rating: 1900