is winny or dbol human grade?

**m16a2** · 01-08-2003, 01:49 AM

I'm wondering if you walk into an international pharmacy without prescription requirements, could you ask for dianabol or winny (tabs of course). I never thought of either of those being prescription drugs, but I can't see giving dbol to your dog.

Thanks

**snakeman** · 01-08-2003, 06:53 AM

if your going to a place that doesnt require a script, which i never have, you should be able to just ask and receive. and winny is vet gear

**sweet** · 01-08-2003, 11:08 AM

Stanozolol is available by prescription, I just looked it up in my medical dictionary and it says that is used to treat something called hereditary angioedema.

**Pete235** · 01-08-2003, 11:12 AM

Originally posted by rampage76
I'm wondering if you walk into an international pharmacy without prescription requirements, could you ask for dianabol or winny (tabs of course). I never thought of either of those being prescription drugs, but I can't see giving dbol to your dog.

Thanks

Some of these drugs are made for horses, not dogs. And I have to ask...why tabs only? They are less effective and harder on the system. Plus you can't run them as long.

**m16a2** · 01-08-2003, 01:24 PM

Originally posted by Pete235

Some of these drugs are made for horses, not dogs. And I have to ask...why tabs only? They are less effective and harder on the system. Plus you can't run them as long.

I still can't see shoving a 10 mg tab of dbol into your horses mouth or ass for that matter. The reason I said tabs only is because I think (in theory) it would be easier to ship or carry tabs across the border than a vial. And how come every thread I have read so far, everyone says that the winny tabs and the winny injectible is the same thing and both of them have the same liver toxicity? So once and for all, is the injectible (for oral use) better than the tabs?

**nj_** · 01-08-2003, 01:50 PM

There was two kinds of stanozolol , Winstrol -V and Winstrol-H, the H was the one prescribed for human usage and I don't believe it is produced anymore nor is it used in human medicine any longer. The V was the one prescribed for veterinary usage and is still used today.