Olympus Labs Ep15tane Overview

First, let’s just get the pronunciation thing out of the way. Olympus Labs Ep15tane is pronounced Olympus Labs “Epistane”. In fact, you’ll see some web pages writing it that way to make reading it easier. I’m not sure why a company would give a product an unpronounceable name, but that’s not the issue at hand. Whether or not it’s effective and worth your time and money is.

Olympus Lab Ep15tane is a prohormone used to enhance your cutting cycle. Among it’s benefits:

• You’ll quickly increase strength
• You’ll see fuller and harder muscles.
• It will be a lean and dry gain in muscle mass.
• You’ll see an increase in sex drive.
• Estrogen levels will decrease
• Muscle Endurance will increase.
• You won’t retain water or experience bloat.

Sounds perfect for your cutting cycle, so let’s look at the formula.

Olympus Labs Ep15tane Ingredients and How They Work

There’s only one ingredient in the Olympus Labs Ep15tane formula, and that is Epistane (2a,3a-epithio17a methl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstane). It’s a prohormone which means it increases testosterone levels in your body. A real increase in testosterone levels can indeed lead to all the benefits claimed by Olympus Labs Ep15tane. The typical problem with prohormones, however, is that they tend to cause an increase in Estrogen as well. Olympus Labs Ep15tane is different. It is actually anti-estrogenic, which means it not only doesn’t convert to estrogen, but it also blocks estrogen, actually decreasing it.
This is how you end up with dry gains, no bloat, no water retention, and no lethargy.

Olympus Labs Ep15tane Precautions

The warnings on the Olympus Labs Ep15tane label are worth mentioning here because they are more strict than most over-the-counter supplements. First of all, Olympus Labs Ep15tane is not recommended for anyone under the age of 21. This is because it can interfere with bone growth. It is also strongly recommended that women do not use it. Other precautions exist for anyone with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or anyone taking additional supplements or medications. Finally, you are advised to seek the advice of your doctor if you’re planning on taking Olympus Labs Ep15tane.

If you do choose to use Olympus Labs Ep15tane, it’s recommended that you use a liver support supplement during your cycle and post cycle therapy to boost your natural testosterone back up after you’re done.

Olympus Labs Ep15tane Pros and Cons

Advantages of Olympus Labs Ep15tane

• It’s powerful enough to produce great results during your cutting cycle.

Disadvantages of Olympus Labs Ep15tane

• There are several precautions and stipulations making us wonder if Olympus Labs Ep15tane is worth the trouble.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Olympus Labs Ep15tane at the Olympus Labs website or a number of other online supplement retailers. The 120 capsule bottle sells for about $50.

Olympus Labs Ep15tane Conclusion

They make Olympus Labs Ep15tane sound like it’s the best thing going and that it’s sure to get you massive, dry gains. But when considering all the warnings and the lack of favorable reviews, I just don’t see that it’s worth the trouble.

No matter what the product is, a manufacturer is going to do all that they can to grab your attention, pull you a little closer and say “spend your money on me”, but doing a little bit of homework can usually spare you from wasting your money.

Luckily, we have saved you that time with this one and I would just simply say to go ahead and skip it and go with one that has a better track record than Olympus Labs Ep15tane.

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