Zyvex Pharmaceuticals Cardarine GW-501516 20 mg Research Pack
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Zyvex Pharmaceuticals Cabergoline is a long-acting dopamine D2 receptor agonist supplied as 2 mg tablets. It lowers prolactin, and the checked half-life runs from sixty-three to sixty-nine hours in healthy volunteers, which is why the medical label doses it once or twice a week rather than daily.
Supplied as sealed tablets. GMP-manufactured, each batch HPLC-verified with the Certificate of Analysis on file. Cabergoline for sale, prescription medicine.
Zyvex Pharmaceuticals Cabergoline is cabergoline at 2 mg per tablet, an ergoline dopamine agonist that acts on the D2 receptor and lowers prolactin. It is a prescription medicine in every jurisdiction where it is sold, and the checked file describes a half-life measured at sixty-three to sixty-nine hours in healthy volunteers, with a calculated range of seventy-nine to one hundred and fifteen hours in patients with hyperprolactinaemia. That is why the label doses it once or twice a week instead of daily. Buy cabergoline here as a laboratory reference material, not as a cycle compound.
Cabergoline binds dopamine D2 receptors in the pituitary and lowers prolactin output, and the ergoline structure clears so slowly that it keeps working between doses. The label titration is deliberate and slow, which is the part worth reading before anything else. It begins at 0.25 mg twice weekly, moves in steps of 0.25 mg with at least four weeks between steps, and stops at a maximum of 1 mg twice weekly. There is no approved sports indication, and the fact sheet records no hepatotoxicity and no water retention for this compound.
The pharmacy reference forms are Dostinex at 0.5 mg and Cabaser at 2 mg, and the pack on this page is the 2 mg strength. That gap matters: the label starting point of 0.25 mg twice weekly is an eighth of one tablet here, and community practice of splitting the tablet into fractions is outside the label with nothing in the reviewed sources to support it. The compounds most often associated with raised prolactin in community discussion are the 19-nor injectables such as Deca and NPP and Trenbolone, which is the context in which users usually ask about it; neither the label nor the fact sheet supports routine use for that purpose.
Each batch is produced under GMP conditions and checked by third-party HPLC, with a Certificate of Analysis held for the batch. Store sealed tablets at room temperature, away from light, excess heat and moisture.
Prescription medicine. Consult a healthcare professional before use.
| Trade Name | Cabergoline |
| Generic Name | Cabergoline |
| Manufacturer | Zyvex Pharmaceuticals |
| Dosage | 2 mg per tablet |
| Package | Sealed tablets |
| Half-Life | 63-69 hours in healthy volunteers |
| Administration | Oral, once or twice weekly by the label |
| Drug Class | Dopamine D2 receptor agonist |
| Prescription Status | Prescription medicine |
| Verification | Third-party HPLC per batch, COA on file |
| Shipping | International |
Prescription medicine. Consult a healthcare professional before use. Nothing on this page is a dosing recommendation.
Before you ask
Cabergoline is an ergoline dopamine D2 receptor agonist. Its medical indication is hyperprolactinaemia, where it lowers prolactin by acting on the pituitary, and the checked file describes exactly that use. It is a prescription medicine with no approved sports indication, and it is not a cycle compound in any documented protocol.
The FDA label starts at 0.25 mg twice weekly and increases in steps of 0.25 mg with at least four weeks between steps, up to a maximum of 1 mg twice weekly. It is a titration schedule written for patients with a diagnosed condition, and it is not a template for self-directed use of any kind.
The 2 mg strength matches the Cabaser form used for other indications, while the Dostinex form used for prolactin control is cut at 0.5 mg. The label starting point of 0.25 mg twice weekly is one eighth of a 2 mg tablet, so any attempt to reach that dose from this pack means splitting tablets, which is outside the label and unsupported by every source reviewed for this card.
Neither. It is a dopamine agonist with a different mechanism from both the aromatase inhibitors and the SERMs, and it does not restart the hormone axis after a suppressive cycle. Recovery is handled by Nolvadex or Clomid, and estrogen control by Arimidex or Aromasin. Grouping the three together is a common error in community posts.
The fact sheet records no hepatotoxicity and no water retention described in the prescribing information, which is unusual for this catalogue but does not make the medicine benign. It is a prescription drug that acts on the pituitary and on dopamine signalling, so it belongs under medical supervision, with the dose and the monitoring decided by a clinician rather than by a forum thread.
This offer is listed on GenXXLGear under Zyvex Pharmaceuticals with international shipping shown on the product page. Dispatch follows payment confirmation and the product is supplied strictly for laboratory research. Check the shipping group on the page for the option that applies to your location, and note that this is a prescription medicine.
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