Primobolan, or Methenolone enanthate, has always been an injectable compound that has a lot of mystique around it. Maybe because it's been said to be one of Arnold's favorites, or just because of the varied opinions about it's uses and effects. I've used primo in a couple of cutting cycles with very good effects. I'm actually preparing for another primo cutting stack just in time for summer.

Methenolone is really only seen for sale in the injectable form with the enanthate ester attached, and once in a while in the oral version as Methenolone acetate. I just don't understand why this steroid isn't made with any shorter acting esters like propionate or phenylpropionate. You would think that primo is a popular enough steroid to invest in making another version such as Methenolone propionate, right?

Recently, it seems as though practically every steroid is being made with short and long acting esters like Nandrolone, Boldenone, etc. If someone's going to take time and money to make all different variations of Boldenone, then I can't see why they wouldn't do the same with Methenolone?

I'd just like to hear some of your thoughts on this topic, and maybe there's an actual scientific reason why Methenolone can't be attached to shorter esters. Or maybe I'm wrong, and there are some short acting esters of Methenolone that I just haven't come across yet. Also, if anybody would like to share their experiences with Primobolan, including what you think is the optimal weekly dose of Primobolan is, the best primo stacks and any information on using primo effectively would be great. Thanks guys!