Injectable AAS (Anabolic Androgenic Steroids)
Anabolic steroids are pharmaceutical substances, the active ingredient of which is a synthetic analogue of the male sex hormone testosterone or its derivatives.
The full name of this group of drugs is called androgenic anabolic steroids (AAS). Although many drugs in this group were originally developed for other purposes, some of them have found their application in sports disciplines, including bodybuilding.
AAS are available on the market in tablet and injectable forms. The form of release determines the pharmacological properties of the drug. Typically, oral AAS have a shorter half-life than injectable forms and also have different effects on the body.
This page provides information only regarding injectable anabolic steroids. Possible side effects, features of use in sports, and other related materials on this topic are described.
Important: Injectable steroids are only intended for intramuscular injection and are not meant for intravenous administration!
More information about the use of AAS and other pharmaceutical substances in sports practice can be found in the sports pharmacology section.
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