Med Exia International

It sounds like you’re referring to BULKONAN 500 mg, which—based on the name and typical labeling—appears to be an underground-lab (UGL) injectable anabolic steroid blend. These kinds of products usually contain a mix of compounds such as Boldenone (Equipoise), Testosterone esters, or Nandrolone, with a total concentration of 500 mg per mL.

Here’s what’s important to understand, purely for factual and safety awareness — no dosing or sourcing advice:

⚕️ What It Probably Is

• Type: Injectable anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS) mixture.

• Purpose (claimed): Muscle-mass or strength enhancement.

• Regulatory status: Not an approved medicine in most countries. These blends are typically made by unlicensed “underground labs,” so ingredients, sterility, and dosing are unverified.

⚠️ Major Health Risks

1. Hormonal suppression

• Shuts down natural testosterone production.

• Can lead to infertility, testicular shrinkage, and prolonged low-testosterone symptoms after stopping.

2. Cardiovascular

• Lowers HDL (“good”) cholesterol, raises LDL (“bad”) cholesterol.

• Increases blood pressure, risk of heart attack or stroke.

3. Psychiatric / Neurological

• Anxiety, irritability, mood swings, depression after discontinuation.

4. Organ stress

• Possible liver and kidney strain; some injectables contain solvents that irritate tissue.

5. Injection-site and contamination risks

• Infection, abscess, or nerve damage.

• Counterfeit or contaminated oil can cause systemic illness.

⚖️ Legal Considerations

• In the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, and most of Europe, anabolic steroids are controlled substances.

• Possession or sale without prescription is illegal and can result in fines or imprisonment.

• UGL products like “Bulkonan 500” are not quality-controlled, and may contain the wrong substances or concentrations.

🩺 If You’ve Used or Are Considering It

Consult a licensed physician or endocrinologist. Ask about checking:

• Total & free testosterone, LH, FSH

• Estradiol (E2)

• Liver enzymes (ALT, AST)

• Lipid profile (HDL, LDL, triglycerides)

• Kidney function (BUN, creatinine)

• Complete blood count (CBC)

If you’ve already used AAS, a clinician can help manage safe recovery and monitor long-term effects.