SUPERMED 10

Superdrol is the brand/trade name for methasterone (also called methyldrostanolone), which is a potent oral anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS).

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Key facts

• Chemical class: DHT-derived anabolic steroid (structurally related to drostanolone/Masteron)
• Form: Oral (17α-alkylated for liver survival)
• Category: Oral Anabolic Steroid → DHT derivative → Mass & Strength Builder

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Effects

• Very strong anabolic activity – promotes rapid gains in lean muscle mass and strength
• Low androgenic activity – less hair loss or acne than testosterone, but still possible
• No estrogenic conversion – cannot aromatize to estrogen, so no water retention or gynecomastia from estrogen
• Hard, dense muscle look – popular in short cycles or pre-contest prep

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Medical status

• No approved medical use – Superdrol was never officially released as a prescription drug; it was sold as a “prohormone” in the early 2000s in supplement stores before being banned.
• Now controlled/banned in most countries and on the WADA prohibited list.

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Common bodybuilding use

• Short cycles: 3–6 weeks due to high hepatotoxicity (liver strain)
• Typical doses: 10–30 mg/day
• Often stacked with injectable AAS for maximum effect
• Requires full PCT afterward because it suppresses natural testosterone production

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Side effects

• Liver toxicity (major risk)
• Suppressed natural testosterone
• Increased LDL, decreased HDL cholesterol
• Possible androgenic sides: acne, hair loss, aggression
• High blood pressure

Liver Health & Protection

Superdrol is 17α-alkylated, meaning it survives oral ingestion but puts substantial stress on the liver. To reduce the risk of liver damage:

• Limit cycles to 3–6 weeks maximum

• Use liver support supplements such as TUDCA, NAC (N-acetylcysteine), or milk thistle during the cycle

• Avoid alcohol and other hepatotoxic drugs during use

• Perform liver enzyme (AST/ALT) bloodwork before, during, and after the cycle

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PCT (Post-Cycle Therapy) Measures

Superdrol causes severe suppression of natural testosterone production, so a full PCT is mandatory after use.
A common approach is:

• Clomid: 50 mg/day for 2 weeks, then 25 mg/day for 2 weeks
  or

• Enclomiphene: 25 mg/day for 2 weeks, then 12.5 mg/day for 2–4 weeks

• Optional: Nolvadex 20 mg/day to control estrogen rebound

• Bloodwork 4–6 weeks post-PCT to confirm recovery

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Popular brand names / variants

• Superdrol – original Designer Supplements release
• Methasteron, Methyldrostanolone – chemical name
• Underground lab versions often sold under creative brand names