Here are ways I have taken Fina -

Fina shampoo - crushed the pellets and added to my baby shampoo. Great results, I am going to add it to my conditioner as well- or should I just use a shampoo plus conditioner?

I did make a great batch of Fina eye drops, my eyesight has gotten much stronger.

Fina toothpaste - It tastes like shit but my strength skyrocketed.

Fina jock itch powder - Got rid of that itchy fungus and got ripped to shreds!

Finasil - crush the pellets and add to Vagisil. Doesn't smell as bad as DMSO and if your a woman it can help fight yeast infections too.

Finasol: Waste Not, Want Not?

Q: Another web site, which didn't have many nice things to say about you and T-mag, basically says that your idea for Finasol (putting ground up Finaplix pellets in Androsol and/or Nandrosol) is a total waste and is grossly inefficient. This site suggests an intranasal mechanism for using Fina. What are your comments on all this?

A: Well, first let me address this "site" and others taking pot shots at me and T-mag. It's simple, we (T-mag and Biotest) are easily the fastest growing magazine and supplement company on the planet now. This is something that everyone, friend and foe alike, readily agrees on. Because of this, our would-be competitors are taking shots at us. You only tackle the one with the ball, right? Let's also not forget that many of these sites, including the one you mentioned, are affiliated with competing supplement companies, although they're not always up front about this fact.

The proprietor of the site you write about is more comedian than scientist for sure. I readily acknowledge that transdermal applications of trenbolone acetate aren't the most efficient mechanisms for getting this steroid into your blood. I do disagree with regard to the amount getting in via transdermal Finasol applications. Anecdotally, I'm speculating that it's not nearly as low as the 10 to 15% some claim. It's more like 50% or more.

The most effective way to use Fina is obviously to extract the trenbolone acetate and make a parenteral (injectable). But it's also very risky, both in making the preparation and using it. I don't think the intranasal route offers anything above and beyond the transdermal route, either, other than severe sinus irritation. This guy at that other site is speculating, too; because I assure you he doesn't have any pK graphs or blood test results.

No one could argue that DMSO is a better transdermal carrier than Androsol or Nandrosol but there's room for discussion there. Personally, I don't like DMSO because of the demon breath it causes as well as the skin damage is produces when you use it for more than a few days at a time.

The old adage of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" works well here. If you buy three bottles of Androsol ($100 or so) and three cartons of Fina ($120 at most), then for $220 total (plus a little work on your end) you end up with one heck of a six-week cycle. In paper T-mag issue #4, I go into more detail about Finasol cycling, but the reality is that for $35 per week, you have a cycle that works pretty damned awesome and is "quasi-legal." End of discussion.