Ostarine (MK-2866) Canada

Ostarine, also called MK-2866, is a SARM, short for Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator. This lab-made compound binds to the androgen receptor, the part of a cell that responds to androgen hormones such as testosterone.

Ostarine in Canada: what you get
We stock Ostarine (MK-2866) as tablets. Each bottle holds 90 tablets of 10 mg, for 900 mg in total.

• Comes as: tablets
• Strength: 10 mg per tablet
• Pack size: 90 tablets
• Mix first? No

What labs study
• How it binds. Labs test how Ostarine binds to the androgen receptor.
• Tissue choice. Studies compare its effect on muscle tissue with its effect on other tissue, such as the prostate.
• Muscle loss models. Research looks at it in models of muscle loss, such as loss from aging or long illness.
• Comparisons. Labs compare it with other SARMs such as RAD-140 and LGD-4033.

Ostarine, RAD-140 and LGD-4033: the difference
All three are SARMs that bind the same receptor. Because they are different molecules, labs compare how tightly each one binds and which tissues it acts on. Ostarine has appeared in the most published studies of the three. See all of them on our SARMs page.

What else you need
Nothing extra is needed, because the tablets are ready to use as they come, with no powder to mix and no needle involved. Keep the bottle closed, dry and at room temperature, away from sunlight.

Shipping in Canada
We ship right across Canada, and delivery takes 3 to 7 business days.

Orders go out with Canada Post or Federal Express, and every order comes with tracking. Orders over $399 CAD ship free.

Every order ships in a plain, unmarked box, and the label does not say what is inside. You can pay by Interac e-Transfer at checkout. See shipping and returns for the full details.

Common questions
Is Ostarine the same as testosterone or other hormones?
No. Testosterone and similar hormones share a four-ring shape, while Ostarine is a non-steroidal compound that binds the same receptor without that shape.

Is MK-2866 the same as Ostarine?
Yes, MK-2866 is its lab code, and Ostarine is its common name. You may also see the name enobosarm, and all three names refer to the same compound.

Does Ostarine need to be mixed?
No, it comes as ready-to-use tablets.

Is it tested?
Yes, every batch is quality tested before we list it.

Can people take Ostarine?
No. No SARM is approved as a medicine in Canada, and ours are sold for lab research only.

Sold for laboratory research only. Not for human consumption.