Anavar

Anavar, the former brand name for the drug , is an oral synthetic anabolic steroid derived from dihydrotestosterone (DHT) . Originally developed in 1962, it is known for having high anabolic activity with relatively weak androgenic (masculinizing) effects, earning it a reputation as a "mild" steroid. Medical Uses and History

Prescribed to help patients regain weight after major surgery, chronic infections, or severe trauma. ANAVAR

Used to improve body composition and muscle strength in patients with severe burns. Anavar, the former brand name for the drug

Helps relieve bone pain and increase bone density in patients with osteoporosis. Used to improve body composition and muscle strength

Used in conjunction with growth hormones to treat short stature in young women with Turner Syndrome.

Oxandrolone was FDA-approved to treat conditions characterized by involuntary weight loss and muscle wasting.

Prescribed off-label to counteract muscle-wasting syndrome associated with HIV/AIDS.