HCG (Pregnyl)

Generic Name: Human chorionic gonadotropin

Description:

HCG, or Human chorionic gonadotropin , which is derived from the urine of pregnant women,
is an injectable drug available commercially in the United States as well as many other countries.
Pregnyl , made by Organon, and Profasi, made by Serono, are FDA approved for the treatment of
undescended testicles in very young boys, hypogonadism (underproduction of testosterone)
and as a fertility drug used to aid in inducing ovulation in women. Among athletes, HCG is
used to stimulate natural testosterone production during or after a steroid cycle which has
caused natural levels to be reduced. Stopping a steroid cycle abruptly, especially when endogenous
androgens are absent, can cause a rapid loss in the athlete's newly acquired muscle.
When HCG is used to stimulate natural production, a notably pronounced crash may be avoided.
HCG is always packaged in 2 different vials,one with a powder and the other with a sterile solvent.
These vials need to be mixed before injecting, and refrigerated should any be left for later use.

Package:
1 vial of 1500 or 5000 IU and 1 vial of water solution
Usage:
Average dose is 1 ampule per week at the end of the cycle.