"Roids" is gym shorthand for anabolic-androgenic steroids — a family of synthetic compounds derived from testosterone. The term covers a wide range of substances that differ substantially in chemical structure, presentation and route of administration, and most of the confusion around them comes from treating the category as one thing.

This page explains what is actually available in Australia, what it costs, and how the categories differ. If you already know what you are looking for, the full catalogue lists all 46 products we stock, priced from $80 to $950.

The legal position in Australia

Anabolic steroids are Schedule 4 (prescription-only) substances under the Poisons Standard, and are additionally controlled at state level. This is not a grey area and it is worth being clear about it: they are legally obtainable in Australia with a prescription, and supply outside that framework is regulated. Anyone weighing this up should understand the legal position in their own state before making decisions, and should not rely on forum posts for that.

Medically, these compounds are prescribed for hypogonadism, delayed puberty, certain anaemias and muscle-wasting conditions. Testosterone replacement therapy is increasingly common and is worth investigating properly with a doctor if low testosterone is the actual problem you are trying to solve — a lot of people self-medicate for symptoms that a GP could diagnose and treat legitimately.

What the categories actually mean

• Orals — 12 products, from $80
• Injectables — 14 products, from $120
• Ampoules — 6 products, from $220
• Peptides — 7 products, from $100
• PCT — 5 products, from $90
• Bulking Cycles — 1 product, from $950
• Cutting Cycles — 1 product, from $950

Orals

Tablets and capsules in sealed tubs. Most oral anabolic compounds are 17-alpha alkylated — a structural modification at the 17 carbon position that allows the molecule to survive first-pass liver metabolism. Mesterolone is the exception in our range, achieving oral activity through 1-methylation instead. Tablet strengths across the category run from 10mg to 50mg, and the category also contains items that are not anabolic compounds at all: a beta-2 agonist, a thyroid hormone in liquid form, phentermine capsules and several PDE5 inhibitors.

Injectables

Oil-based solutions in 10ml multi-dose vials, for intramuscular administration. Concentration varies by compound from 50mg/ml to 250mg/ml, so total vial content ranges from 500mg to 2500mg. This is where the testosterone esters sit — enanthate, cypionate, propionate and the four-ester blend Sustanon — which differ from one another in ester chain length rather than in parent hormone.

Ampoules

The same class of oil-based compounds, supplied as ten sealed single-dose 1ml glass ampoules per box instead of one multi-dose vial. No stopper is pierced repeatedly and no preservative is required in the formulation. Cost per milligram runs higher than the equivalent vial — that is the trade for the presentation.

PCT and ancillaries

The PCT category contains two distinct drug classes that are frequently confused. SERMs — tamoxifen and clomifene — act at oestrogen receptors. Aromatase inhibitors — anastrozole, letrozole and exemestane — act on the enzyme instead. They are not substitutes for one another. Tablet strengths in this category span a fiftyfold range, so milligram figures across the five products are not directly comparable.

Peptides

Peptides are a separate class: short amino acid chains rather than steroid molecules, supplied as lyophilised powder requiring reconstitution rather than as ready-made solutions. The category includes ghrelin receptor agonists, a GHRH analogue, a GLP-1 analogue and a pentadecapeptide. All are supplied as research compounds and all require refrigeration.

What roids cost in Australia

Our range runs from $80 to $950, with most single compounds between $90 and $220. A full product-by-product breakdown is on the Australian steroid price list.

Comparing box prices alone is misleading, because concentration and pack count vary widely. A 10ml vial at 250mg/ml holds 2500mg; the same size vial at 100mg/ml holds 1000mg. A tub of 100 × 10mg tablets holds the same 1000mg as a tub of 20 × 50mg. Every listing on this site states its per-unit strength and count so the total is explicit.

How the categories differ on presentation

• Multi-dose vial — one sealed 10ml container, stopper pierced repeatedly, preservative in the formulation.
• Single-dose ampoule — ten sealed glass units per box, opened once each, no preservative.
• Prefilled syringe — supplied ready to administer, nothing to draw up. Pharmaceutical-grade products only.
• Sealed tub — tablets, count and per-tablet strength stated on the listing.
• Lyophilised vial — freeze-dried powder, requires reconstitution with bacteriostatic water and refrigeration.

Before you order

• Check the concentration, not just the price. Two vials at the same box price can differ by 150% in total content.
• Check which drug class a PCT item belongs to. SERMs and aromatase inhibitors are listed in the same category and do different things.
• Note storage requirements before ordering. Peptides and somatropin need refrigeration; oils and tablets do not.
• Treat an unusually low price as information. Raw material costs are what they are. Oxandrolone in particular is among the most frequently substituted compounds sold under a false label.
• Speak to a doctor. These are prescription-only substances in Australia, and several products in this catalogue carry documented contraindications.

Browse the full catalogue or read the complete price list.