Legally Obtainable Items

[Crex]

I'm posting this both in Anabolic Discussion and Chemistry Discussion because one of my question relates specifically to conversions. Mods please move these posts if they are in the wrong place.

I hope I'm not breaking any rules by asking this, but here goes:

Are Finaplix and Synovex the only legally obtainable (with no paperwork or anything) vet medications (pellets or otherwise) that can be converted into AAS?

I know that Nolvadex can be legally purchased for research purposes (of course not for human consumption though). Is this the case with anything else, like HCG or DNP or anything?

I'm not planning on doing anything for a long long time, but I was just looking into what all can be obtained legally and thought this might be a good place to ask.

Again, sorry if this is breaking any rules.

Thanks.

[FTC]

1yes
2no, just the research chems like nolva, clomid, letro, dex...

[Budlite74]

Originally posted by FTC

2no, just the research chems like nolva, clomid, letro, dex...

to clarify that ... it is only legal if in a liquid state!!! if in powder form or in a cap it is not legal .. but there is a loop hole in the legal system that does not include liquid "research" products

[Skyefire]

Re: Legally Obtainable Items

Originally posted by Crex
[B]Are Finaplix and Synovex the only legally obtainable (with no paperwork or anything) vet medications (pellets or otherwise) that can be converted into AAS?

Yes. See http://www.superiormuscle.com/vbulle...threadid=15119

Originally posted by Crex
I know that Nolvadex can be legally purchased for research purposes (of course not for human consumption though). Is this the case with anything else, like HCG or DNP or anything?

Yes, check our sponsers site for more research chems although DNP will not be avalible (its an explosive). HCG can be gotten as a research chem (rare) or over an online pharm (out of country). It come at a high price as such, I have heard 80 buck per 5,000 iu (4 times what you would pay normally) still it is worth it if you don't have any additional means.