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Whoever keeps changing the description to saying this is 4-hydroxynandrolone, you are WRONG! 4-OHN is a pro-steroid which will (to some degree) convert to oxandrolone (Anavar). Furzabol is simply the same compound as Winstrol, but with the pyrazole constituent changed to a furazole (hence the name furzabol).

Bucketochicken ( talk) 01:33, 13 June 2009 (UTC)bucketochicken~~ 02:30 13 june '09 Fixed the William Llewellyn interlink too. I imagine Bill will be happy he's no longer remembered as a dead artist lol Bucketochicken ( talk) 01:33, 13 June 2009 (UTC) reply