• Anabolic hormone topical skin cream
• Skin enzymes convert 1-Androsterone™ to 1-Testosterone
• Skin enzymes convert DHEA to Androstenediol & Testosterone
• Produces rapid gains in lean muscle mass and strength
• Non-methylated - Non-toxic to the liver - Low estrogen conversion

For information about the active ingredients in 1-T, please visit the 1-T Liqua-Vade page.

1. Administer lotion every morning, after a shower
2. Administer 4-5 pumps and apply to the skin*
3. Allow 4-5 minutes to dry

*Apply to shoulders and upper-back for best conversion

Only apply the product to clean, dry skin. Shaving off body hair is recommended, but not required. Also, avoid swimming, bathing or tanning for at least 6 hours after application.

           $232.95            

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