Omnevol was a popular testosterone booster a few years ago but it has since been discontinued. Its formula was based on a blend of specialized prohormones, all natural extracts, and antioxidants. Together, these compounds were meant to help the body produce and synthesize higher amounts of testosterone. More testosterone translates into better gains in mass, strength, and workout intensity. This sounds like everything you would want from a testosterone booster. So why was it discontinued?

Omnevol’s Ingredients

Omnevol was discontinued because it was banned. It was banned because it was unsafe. Its formula was based on three prohormones: 4-Chloro-17a-Methyl-Etiocholan-1, 4-Diene-3-17b-Diol, 2a, 17a-Dimethyl-17B-Hydroxy-5a-Etiocholan-3-One, and 17a-Methyl-17B-Hydroxy-5a-Etiocholan-2-Ene. Composed of these three prohormones (virtual steroids), Omnevol threatened several side effects. Without the right post-cycle therapy, Omnevol could trigger the growth of male breast tissue, cause liver damage, and even result in testicular suppression.

Conclusion

But despite this product being canceled, its memory lives on. Many consumers have been scouring the Internet to see if they can find a rare bottle in stock on some obscure website out there. But even if one could find Omnevol, we would advise steering clear of it. The lesson we can learn from Omnevol is to be wary of products that rely heavily on prohormones. Usually their compounds are slightly modified and renamed versions of prohormones that have been officially banned by Congress. Supplements like these come out all the time. They sell for as long as they can until the FDA catches wind of them. Once they are caught, they are forced to discontinue and then go back to the drawing board to see what prohormone they can hide in their next product. If you do use a testosterone booster that contains prohormones, make sure they aren’t too similar to previously outlawed varieties.