Winstrol, also known as Winny and Stanozolol, is classified as a controlled substance and assigned to Schedule III, under the Anabolic Steroids Control Act of 1990. This anabolic steroid is a derivative of testosterone and is considered to be extremely effective in promoting muscle and body strength gains in a short span of time.

The chemical formula of Winstrol is C21H32N2O and its chemical name is -Androst-2-eno (3, 2-c) pyrazol-17-ol, 17-methyl-, (5alpha, 17beta)-. Its molecular weight is 328.497 g/mol at base and Winstrol can be used in oral as well as injectable forms.

By facilitating stimulation of prostaglandin E2 production and inhibiting the growth factor stimulated DNA synthesis and fibroblasts, Winstrol proves to be an amicable choice for all those hitting the gym to build muscle mass and benefit from improved muscle definition. In the world of professional sports, Winstrol is used as a cutting agent by people striving for attaining a lean appearance without compromising on muscle quality and body strength.

The recommended dose of Winstrol, when taken in an oral form by men, is 35-75 mg per day and 5-10 mg per day for women. When taken in an injectable form, the recommended dose of Winstrol is 25-50 mg per day for men. It is, usually, stacked with anabolics and performance enhancing drugs such as Primobolan, Testosterone Propionate, Testosterone, Deca Durabolin, and Trenbolone. It is important to note here that Winstrol should not be abused at any stage as being a 17AA steroid it can cause liver damage at high doses. Cheap Winstrol (read low grade) or Winstrol abuse can lead to steroid side effects such as nausea, diarrhea, gynecomastia, acne, edema, and depression.