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SARMs Human clinical data

Testolone (RAD-140)

RAD-140 · RAD

44.7 hours
Half-life
5–20 mg
Typical dose
Oral, daily
Frequency
6–8 weeks (community protocols)
Cycle length

Potent SARM; suppression and hepatotoxicity reported at higher doses.

Key takeaways

  • Potent SARM with a ~45-hour half-life; once-daily dosing, levels accumulate over the first week.
  • Reached a first-in-human phase 1 trial (breast cancer), but published human PK data remain limited.
  • Suppression, lipid disruption, and liver enzyme elevation are common at off-label doses.
  • Unapproved, WADA-prohibited, and often mislabeled or contaminated in grey-market products.
🚧 Expanded guide coming soon. This compound has PK data and a source — a full overview, mechanism, and dosing guide is pending editorial review.

Reported dosing protocols

Protocols reported in research literature and clinic/community use — informational context, not a dosing recommendation.

Use case Dose Route Frequency Duration
Physique (community) 5–20 mg Oral Once daily 6–8 weeks

Pharmacokinetic summary

Model tier
Advanced (t½ + Cmax + Tmax + F)
Half-life
44.7 hours
Cmax
447 ng/mL
Tmax
0.3 days
Bioavailability
60%
Typical dose
5–20 mg

Harm reduction

Aromatizes
No
Hepatotoxicity
mild
Injection frequency
Oral, daily

Frequently asked questions

Was RAD-140 ever tested in humans?

Yes: a first-in-human phase 1 trial in ER-positive, HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer, published in 2022. That's oncology dose-escalation work, not physique-use safety data; nothing published covers community doses.

How suppressive is testolone?

Reported as moderately to strongly suppressive at common off-label doses (10–20 mg), with LH, FSH, and total testosterone drops visible on bloodwork. No trial quantifies it; expect suppression and plan PCT accordingly.

Is RAD-140 liver toxic?

Case reports link SARM use, including RAD-140, to drug-induced liver injury, and liver enzyme elevations are common at off-label doses. ALT and AST belong in any bloodwork panel during a cycle.

References

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