Boldenone Undecylenate (Equipoise)
Also known as EQ, Equipoise, Bold
A slow-building, mild injectable known for appetite increase and steady lean gains over long cycles.
Anabolic steroid — not a peptide
This compound is an anabolic steroid, not a research peptide. It has a different risk profile, legal status, and side-effect spectrum. The information here is for education only and is not medical advice or a recommendation to use. Read the medical disclaimer.
How it's taken (route)
a deeper shot into a muscle, usually the glute, thigh, or shoulder
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- Documented dose
- 200–600 mg
- Typical frequency
- Once or twice per week
- Cycle
- 16 weeks on, 16 off
- Half-life
- Roughly 14 days
- Common vial sizes
- 250 mg, 300 mg
- Regulatory status
- Controlled anabolic steroid (Schedule III in the US). Prescription only.
Dose on a U-100 syringe
This dose is too large to draw in one standard U-100 insulin syringe at common mixes. It is typically drawn from a larger vial, mixed at a higher concentration, or split into more than one injection. Run your own vial through the reconstitution calculator.
What it does
Boldenone is a slow compound - most users need 16 weeks or more to see the payoff. It is usually reported as lean, dry gains with a big appetite bump, which some people love and others hate. Its main watch point is a steep rise in red blood cell count.
Mechanism
Testosterone derivative with a double bond that reduces androgenic activity. Aromatizes at roughly half the rate of testosterone. Strongly stimulates erythropoiesis, raising hematocrit.
Storage — lyophilisedwhat's this?
Oil solution: room temperature, away from light.
Storage — reconstitutedwhat's this?
Keep the vial clean and use within the labelled shelf life.
Reconstitution noteswhat's this?
Ready to inject. Long detection window of up to several months.
Commonly reported side effects
- High hematocrit and thick blood (main concern)
- Big appetite increase
- Anxiety in some users
- Acne and oily skin
- Suppression of natural production
Contraindications noted
- Existing high hematocrit or clotting risk
- Cardiovascular disease
- Anxiety disorders
- Prostate or breast cancer
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Under 21 years of age
Research notes
Originally a veterinary compound. No human clinical data at these doses. Check hematocrit and hemoglobin every 6-8 weeks; donating blood is commonly used to manage it.
Vendors carrying Boldenone Undecylenate (Equipoise)
These research suppliers list this compound. Prices, vial sizes and testing vary — always check the current lot certificate before you buy.
Peptide Streak does not sell peptides and is not affiliated with these vendors. Some list metabolic compounds under coded product names.