Does anyone know if Testosterone E can be found in a urine test administered by the ARMY?
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Does anyone know if Testosterone E can be found in a urine test administered by the ARMY?
The Army doesnt routinely test for AAS in their normal testing. They are looking for rec drugs. If they had a damn good reason to test an individual then they could.
From what a buddy who used aas and is active duty, they don't normally test for it but apparently some will throw a test positive for something which red flags you. But then again, he's routinely an idiot so he may be wrong. But I know a few buddies still active in both
They will if they dont like you and suspect you.Thats how I seen it and hear guys talk about it.Hell when I was in back in the early 80s.They would find it in guys lockers and nothing would be said.But it was legal back then.The good ole dayz:)
Good ole days before known side effects and PCT lolQuote:
Originally Posted by songdog
Arnie, frank zane, franco coloumbo some of the best bodies of all time!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pittsburgh412
I thought the army used AAS on the soldiers lol jk.....
Still alive after 30years of aas, no PCT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Euroholic
...and happy :D
You don't pct?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gaspaco
If you are on TRT there is no reason for PCT. TRT is given because the individual no longer produces enough natural testosterone. This can result from aging, congenital abnormalities, neuroendocrine disease, neoplasias, substance abuse (anabolic abuse).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pittsburgh412