30 anabolic steroids. One entry each. Each entry carries the decision a regulator has actually made about that molecule, and the published human evidence for the claim it is sold on. None of them is approved, anywhere, for what it is sold for. Not one. But half of them are not what the internet thinks either: thirteen are, or once were, real medicines for people, four are licensed only for animals, and nine have no controlled human trial of any kind. That is the shelf, described rather than sold to you. No brands. No sponsors. No affiliate links. No product is named as good. What every entry gives you The same twelve fields, in the same order, on all 30 entries: what it actually is, what it is sold for, the badge and why, what the research shows, where the gap between the selling and the evidence sits, what is not known, the known harms, what testing of real products actually found in them, how it is sold to you, the anti-doping position, every name it trades under, and the bottom line. The badge is the one that does the work. Eight of them, and the first one, approved for this, is used zero times in the whole book. It is printed anyway, because an empty row is the point. One molecule, one entry Esters, blends, brand names and street names are aliases, not entries. Testosterone is one entry, not six, and every name it is sold under is in it and in the index. The names on the label sit under the title of each entry, each one with a source behind it. What this book will not do It carries no dose, no route as an instruction, no protocol, no cycle and no source. There is no PCT section, because post-cycle therapy is made of other prescription medicines and listing them would turn a reference into a protocol. What is here instead is the measured evidence on suppression, fertility and recovery after stopping. It reports the record. It does not prescribe. If what you want is a how-to, this is the wrong book and you should not buy it. Also inside How to read a badge: the eight of them and what each one is really claiming How to read an entry: the twelve fields, in order The five sections, from the pharmacy shelf to the supplement shelf Why the tissue grows and the person only sometimes does What testing has found inside real products, and why the molecule and the vial are separate questions The steroids nobody sells any more, and what happened to them All 30 on one page, and an A to Z index of every brand, street name and alias, linked What it is not Educational, not medical advice. Nothing in it diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents anything, and nothing in it is a recommendation to use or to avoid any substance. 73 pages. PDF.