GW1516, catalogued almost everywhere as cardarine, is neither an androgen nor a hormone. It acts on PPAR-delta, a nuclear receptor involved in how muscle tissue selects and burns fuel, which places it in a completely different pharmacological family from the compounds filed alongside it.
Pharmacom Labs bottle it as Hennos 10: 100 tablets, 10 mg of the compound in each, taken by mouth with no injecting equipment involved. The molecule went through pharmaceutical development years ago and never reached the market; it has circulated as a research compound since. Pharmacom publishes batch codes for its products, and this line is no exception.
