OxandroPlex 10 by XtLabs packs 10 mg of oxandrolone (Anavar) in each tablet, usually sold in bottles of 60. It’s a DHT-based anabolic steroid people like because it’s pretty mild compared to others.

You get oxandrolone (C19H30O3), which is a 17α-alkylated synthetic androgen with a low androgenic profile—so it’s not super harsh. The anabolic-to-androgenic ratio is high (24:322-630), so you get more muscle-building than side effects. It sticks around for about 9-10 hours in your system. It helps your body keep nitrogen and build protein, but doesn’t convert to estrogen—so no water retention.

What’s It For?
Doctors use it to help people gain weight after surgery or serious injuries, burns, or if they’re fighting off chronic infections. It’s also for treating bone pain from osteoporosis. In the gym world, it shines during cutting or recomp phases—helps hang onto muscle, sharpens muscle definition, gives you a bit more vascularity, and bumps up strength slightly. It goes well in a stack with MastaPlex or Cardarine.

How to Take It
Men usually take 20-80 mg per day (so 2-8 tablets), split into two or three doses. Women go lower, at 5-20 mg daily. Typical cycles last 6-8 weeks. If you’re new, start with 20-40 mg. Most people don’t need PCT at low doses, but you should still keep an eye on things. For longer cycles, run it with a testosterone base.

Why People Like It
It doesn’t cause much water retention or bloating—so you get dry, quality gains. Women can use it without much risk of virilization if they keep doses reasonable. It also helps burn fat, supports collagen, and can be good for your joints. Short-term, your liver can handle it.

The gains are mild—don’t expect huge changes like you’d see with stuff like DianaPlex. It’s also pricey for the amount you get. It can stress your liver (watch your liver enzymes) and shut down your natural testosterone a bit if you go high on the dose. If you buy underground, there’s always a risk of underdosed or dirty product.

Side Effects
The usual suspects: changes in cholesterol (HDL drops), mild acne, hair thinning if you’re prone to it. Your liver takes a hit, so check your enzymes. You might notice shifts in appetite or cholesterol. Rare stuff includes priapism or swelling. Women need to watch for a deeper voice or clitoral growth if they push past 20 mg. Bloodwork is a smart move all around.