Also known as
Clostebol
Clostebol is an alternative designation for 4-chlorodehydromethyl testosterone, a DHT-derived anabolic steroid. Users typically encounter it in the context of Turinabol, which PoseidonRX offers from two manufacturers. This page clarifies the relationship between the alias and the underlying compound, along with practical considerations for buyers selecting among the available options.
Identity and Relationship to Compound
The term Clostebol refers specifically to 4-chlorodehydromethyl testosterone. This DHT-derived anabolic steroid is the same molecule known as Turinabol. The alias does not represent a distinct substance or a different chemical entity; it simply provides another name for this specific compound.
Manufacturer and Product Distinction
PoseidonRX lists Turinabol under two distinct manufacturers: Magnus and Prime. Both products contain 10 mg of the active compound per tablet and are available in 100-tablet packages. The only difference between them is the manufacturer, not the formulation or dosage. Buyers should weigh their choice based on this single distinction.
Active ingredient
4‑Chlorodehydromethyl Testosterone
Anabolic Steroid (Oral)
Questions & answers
Is Clostebol a different substance from Turinabol?
No, it is not. Clostebol and Turinabol are two names for the exact same molecule, 4-chlorodehydromethyl testosterone.
How do the Magnus and Prime versions differ?
They differ only by manufacturer. Both contain 10 mg of the active compound per tablet in 100-tablet packages.
Is this an oral or injectable steroid?
It is strictly an oral anabolic steroid, with no injectable form available in this shop's catalogue.