Deca 500 mg 5 ml Gen-Shi Labs

This product listing identifies Deca by Gen-Shi Labs. in a 5 ml vial presentation. The stated substance is nandrolone decanoate, with a labelled concentration of 100 mg/ml. The name includes 500 mg, which corresponds to the total stated amount across the 5 ml vial rather than 500 mg per ml.

Product identification and specification guidance

When checking this listing against packaging details, the key points are the manufacturer name, product name, vial volume and concentration. For this reference, the concentration is stated per millilitre, while the total stated content is derived from the full 5 ml vial volume. This distinction helps when comparing different strengths or vial formats within the same compound name.

The available product information also lists an active half-life of 6-7 days and classifies the item as an anabolic steroid. Additional catalogue notes such as aromatization, water retention and hepatotoxicity are often presented by sellers for comparison purposes, but the most reliable identifiers remain the printed product name, stated substance, concentration, vial size and manufacturer details shown on the packaging.

Technical information

Handling and packaging notes

For verification, compare the vial label and outer packaging details where available, including the manufacturer name, product wording, concentration and volume. Retain the packaging for verification if batch or print details need to be checked later.

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging. If any printed specification differs from the listing, rely on the packaging information for identification and request clarification before proceeding further.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 500 mg mean 500 mg per ml?

No. In this listing, 500 mg refers to the total stated content of the 5 ml vial, while the concentration is listed separately as 100 mg/ml.

What should be checked first when verifying this item?

The most useful identifiers are the manufacturer name, the product name, the stated substance, the 5 ml vial volume and the 100 mg/ml concentration printed on the label or packaging.

Why are both vial size and concentration important?

These two details clarify the format. Products with the same compound name can appear in different vial volumes or concentrations, so both figures are needed for an accurate comparison.

What does the model NDGS500 help with?

The model can help distinguish this reference from other listings with similar names, especially when comparing catalogue entries, invoices or packaging identifiers.

Is the active half-life the same as the vial volume?

No. The active half-life is listed as 6-7 days and refers to the compound information, while 5 ml describes the vial volume.

How should this product be stored?

Store according to the information printed on the original packaging and keep the packaging available for later verification if needed.