Im a marine and love to workout. I was in gnc on base and came across halodrol but it says "MAY give a false positive" why would they sell it on base. Someone help out
The test for steroids (plus they have to test for a specific steroid there is not a broad spectrum test) cost a lot of money and unless you blow up over night they are not going to test you.
It is not banned by the military. It is not banned because it doesn't do anything. The current Halodrol 50 (manufactured by Gaspari Nutrition) is only similar to H-Drol or Halodrol in name. Pro-hormones were taken off the market in 2009.
The warning is there to entice people to buy the product. It's written there to make you think it might be similar to a pro-hormone or an anabolic. The truth is that it isn't.
If you're looking to get larger muscles I would recommend something with Tribbulus in it, like T-Bomb II. Almost anything else that reputes to increase testosterone is a placebo.