Parabolan (trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) Hilma Biocare

Manufacturer: Hilma Biocare
Package: 10 ml/vial (75 mg/ml)
Drug class: anabolic/androgenic steroids
Common names: Parabolan, trenbolone cyclohexyl methyl carbonate, finbolan hexa, hexahydrobenzyl carbonate, trenboxyl, tren, androxine, parabolic, parabolic, trenabolic depot, trenabolic.
Chemical structure: 17beta-hydroxyestra-4, 9, 11-trien-3-one.

Info: Trenbolone hexahydrobenzyl carbonate is the dominant large ester-based trenbolone compound on the market. It was first introduced to the market in the late 1960s by the French Negma Laboratories under the trade name Parabolan. This is the first and only trenbolone hormone to exist in human form. Parabolan has been prescribed for malnutrition for many years, which will make a lot of sense when we look at the drug. It has also been prescribed in some cases to treat osteoporosis as well as cachexia. In 1997, however, Negma would remove Parabolan from the market. As the first pharmaceutical trenbolone compound for humans, it was also the last.

Parabolan is very similar to the more popular trenbolone acetate compound. The only difference is the attached ester, as Parabolan releases trenbolone much more slowly and requires fewer injections. The functional characteristics and properties of the trenbolone hormone do not change depending on the attached ester.

Trenbolone is five times (5x) more potent than testosterone in its anabolic and androgenic effects.