Injectable Steroids
3-Trenbolone 200 10ml/200mg Tren /Enanthate/Acetate/Hexahydroben Zylcarbonate β Magnus
Magnus
β¬94.60
Also known as
Parabolan
Parabolan is a name used for trenbolone acetate, an injectable anabolic steroid. This page covers the four trenbolone acetate-based products available here, including single-ester and combined-steroid formulations. Buyers should note that the 3-Trenbolone 200 vials contain additional esters alongside acetate.
Injectable Steroids
3-Trenbolone 200 10ml/200mg Tren /Enanthate/Acetate/Hexahydroben Zylcarbonate β Prime
Prime
β¬95.70
Parabolan and Trenbolone Acetate
The alias Parabolan refers specifically to the trenbolone acetate molecule. It is an injectable 19-nortestosterone derivative with a short ester, which means it does not accumulate and users typically dose it at high frequency. The combined-steroid 3-Trenbolone 200 products also include enanthate and other esters, so they are not simply different presentations of trenbolone acetate.
Products Under This Name
PoseidonRX lists four products under this alias. The two 3-Trenbolone 200 10ml vials (Magnus and Prime) contain trenbolone acetate along with enanthate, hexahydrobenzylcarbonate, and other components. The Trenbolone Acetate 10ml/100mg products from Magnus and Prime are single-ester trenbolone acetate. Athletes typically run these at 250 to 500 mg per week. Users should monitor for standard anabolic steroid side effects, including elevated blood pressure.
Active ingredient
Trenbolone Acetate
Anabolic Steroid (Injectable)
Questions & answers
Is Parabolan the same as Trenbolone Acetate?
Yes. Parabolan is a name for trenbolone acetate, an injectable short-ester anabolic androgenic steroid.
What other esters are in 3-Trenbolone 200?
The 3-Trenbolone 200 vials contain trenbolone acetate, enanthate, hexahydrobenzylcarbonate, and other components.
How often is Trenbolone Acetate typically dosed?
Users typically dose it daily or every other day due to its short ester; common protocols range from 250 to 500 mg per week.