As you are on medication we would have to recommend you refer to your GP for further information.

We apologise for any miss leading information you may have received but we know that many brands go through a drug screening process. Phd brands their products with a “supporting drug free athletes” label. You have done the right thing contacting Phd direct. The Supplement store stock over 60+ brands and 2300+ products and think it would be unfair to assume any company would promote any product or brand to any customer that didn’t meet the customer’s needs.

Androbolix contains an illegal anti-estrogen molecule so I won't comment on it. Yes, the Methoxy works differently than the Androbolix, so could theoretically be combined (but there isn't enough research on the 4-etioallocholen-3,6,17-trione ingredient from Androbolix to say whether it's safe on its own let alone with other supplements.

This product shouldn't affect your fertility, etc and zinc is recommended for men who are having trouble conceiving however, no one knows for sure if this product could impact your efforts to have a child, so you would have to take it at your own risk and we would recommend discussing this with your doctor (but he/she is unlikely to know much about supplements).

Stak states that it should not be used by people under 18.

None of the ingredients are banned by any major sporting body that I know of but you have to check all ingredients against the specific drug testing protocol used for your sport.

Also, be aware that with supplements (as with some foods), it is possible the facility in which a product is made or in which the ingredients are made could have tiny amounts of banned substances that could have found their way into the product. Whilst the levels of these substances would not likely be large enough to have any effect on the body, they could still exist at levels that are high enough to cause a positive doping test. Of course this can happen with simple vitamin supplements and even food too.
Some products have been tested for banned substances - look for a logo with the words, 'Drug Screened' or 'Doping Free' or words to this effect on the label. I know EAS and Maximuscle have this kind of testing in place on some or all of their products. Therefore, you should probably focus on these brands when shopping for supplements.

This product is based upon ingredients that have been shown to have "hormone like" or "testosterone like" effects but without actually increasing testosterone. So this can help you with recovery, muscle-building and probably strength.

Just about eveyone who uses this type of product also uses a protein or a weight gainer.
This product gets good feedback from most users and good research shows that Methoxyflavone improves muscle mass.

You don\'t want to take more than 80 mg of zinc per day for long periods of time as toxicity can result. This amount of zinc has been associated with eventually leading to changes in cholesterol levels and digestive upset, along with other negative effects.

these products have 15mg each, so as long as you don\'t take them all together for a long time, there shouldn\'t be a problem. This is fine because you would probably cycle off of the Methoxy-7-Test before long anyhow.

This product doesn\'t list any ingredients that are banned by the International Olympic Committee, so I doubt they would be banned by the military.

There are no established side effects for this product and, if anything, it would be expected to increase your sex drive - the carnitine increases blood flow and the zinc can help with testosterone binding and male reproductive functions.

We obviously can't guaruntee the safety of taking any supplement but Tribulus is mixed with several ingredients (including those in Methoxy-7) in many products in other countries and I don't know of any reported ill-effects, so I don't see why not.

I wouldn't take it with or shortly after a big meal but no problem taking it with other supplements or in the morning with a shake.

We are not aware of any known side effects to taking this ingredient but as with virtually any food or supplement, a negative reaction is always possible.
Yes, some people do take this product with fat burners and low carb diets to get lean and report good results.

This is a well-designed non-androgenic, anabolic testo-booster.

With regard to results, it is difficult to say, some people get amazing results with this type of product whilst others don't seem to feel anything. I wish I could tell you more but this is what the research and the customer feedback seems to indicate. In other words, it's one of those products you have to "try and see".