Anyone know the detection time on Novla?

[Nottanoobathlete]

Twenty-nine different anabolic steroids can currently be detected in urine. Several additional roids and what are termed "related drugs", a.k.a. our ancillaries, can only be detected using a blood test. Most major sports league (NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAA) use a standard 29-panel urine drug screen. Only some sports authorities use the aforementioned blood samples as well as urine samples, specifically the International Olympic Committee, International Cycling Federation, and World Track Organization.

As we know, gear shuts down or substantially suppresses natty, and because of this the testosterone ratio is widely used as an initial screener by some organizations and by many doctor's offices in order to save a buck, and only followed by panel tests if warranted.

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Good find on the Fed's Nolva info Peach, that's the reference I use only an earlier version (08-27-04). It cites metabolite detection after steady state achievement at two weeks (14 days).

right now it could only be a urine test.Your belief is they dont test for it in urine.Correct?and or its undetectable in urine?

[Nottanoobathlete]

bump, Magic?

[magic32]

right now it could only be a urine test.Your belief is they dont test for it in urine.Correct?and or its undetectable in urine?

Is there a legitimate question or point to be made here?
Your question was clearly answered in the first sentence of my post, which you cited.

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Got your PM IntenseA,

And yes, also as stated in my post "related substances" are tested for, which is to say EVERYTHING we use, even diuretics. This should answer your questions:

RTL in Santa Rosa, CA is one the premiere labs in the US:
http://www.redwoodtoxicology.com/doc...data_sheet.pdf

Steroid Testing
http://www.redwoodtoxicology.com/ser...d_testing.html

Steroid Test Panel
http://www.redwoodtoxicology.com/ser...est_panel.html

Steroid Testing FAQ
http://www.redwoodtoxicology.com/doc...teroid_faq.pdf