Epistane Guide | The Benefits & Side Effects

Epistane is a prohormone, and may also be referred to as methylepitiostanol, 2a,3a-epithio17a methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstane and 2a,3a-epithio-17a-methyl-5a-androstan-17b-ol. Epistane was made popular under the names Havoc and Hemaguno earlier on. Epistane is a derivative of DHT but is not aromatizing and non-progestanic.

Epistane is no longer available. The recommended prohormone in this guide is Epi-Andro, but we will also discuss the side effects and other popular questions about Epistane.

Possible side effects with Epistane include back pumps, cramps, dry skin & joints and increased blood pressure.

Epistane allows for lean and hard gains. Epistane should also provide an increase in strength, libido as well as overall well-being. Epistane has shown anti-estrogenic effects, meaning it can also reduce estrogen during a cycle.

Epistane can be taken for cycles of 4-6 weeks. Beginners should start with 4 weeks. Advanced users may go up to 6 weeks.

Epistane does not require a proper PCT.

Typical doses are 20 mg - 40 mg per day. Beginners should start at the low end and work their way up.

The best overall benefit of Epistane is the lean muscle mass support.

The half life of Epistane is about 12 hours.

Halodrol is a great option to stack along with Epistane.

Epistane is no longer legal.

A cycle support supplement is recommended with all prohormones.

There is no specific diet for Epistane. Users should adjust their calories depending on your goals. To gain mass and weight you should eat calories in a surplus. To lose weight you should reduce your calories.

Epistane is anti-estrogenic and also contains anti-aromatase properties so it will not give you gyno.

It is not recommended to drink alcohol with Epistane or any other prohormone.

It is possible for Epistane to cause hair loss.

Yes, Epistane does convert to DHT.

Epistane causes a very minimal amount of estrogen conversion.

Most users report an increase of libido at the beginning of the cycle and a leveling off towards the middle and end.

Epistane does not show up on a typical drug test.

Epistane turns into an androgen in the body. This androgen is a testosterone-like promoting androgen.

Another cycle can be started after at least 30 days.

Users generally begin to see results within 10-14 days.

Epistane stays in your system for about 30 days.

Epistane is methylated but does cause less damage to the liver than most methylated compounds, allowing for slightly longer cycles (4-6 weeks).

Epistane is safe when used as directed.