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See what your stack gives — and how the risks can be lowered

Put together a combination of pharmacology, peptides and supplements. The tool shows in detail what it gives for your goal, which side effects are possible and how to lower them — and which check-ups and blood tests to do: baseline, while taking and after stopping.

200 substancessteroids, SARMs, peptides, growth hormone, supplements
Side effects without panichow to notice them early and when to see a doctor
How to lower the risksmeasures, supplements, blood tests and check-ups
Example breakdownCreatine monohydrateCaffeine
What it gives
Energy & focusStrengthMuscle growth
Possible side effects
Digestion (Low)Blood pressure (Low)Heart rhythm (Low)+ 4 more · how to notice
Check-ups and blood tests: baseline · while taking

The example shows how a breakdown works. Levels are general categories based on the literature, not a personal risk. Measures may lower the chance of a side effect, but they do not remove the risk.

Step 1

Build your stack

Pick substances — the breakdown updates as you go

Injectable steroids

  • Muscle growthStrength
  • BoldenoneBoldenone undecylenate
    Muscle growthStrengthHigher appetite
  • ClostebolClostebol acetate
    Muscle growthRecovery
  • DrostanoloneDrostanolone propionate
    Hard, dry lookKeeping muscle in a deficitStrength

Oral steroids

Prohormones & rare androgens

SARMs & research compounds

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How it works

Three steps to a clear picture

  1. Build your stack

    Pick substances from the reference: pharmacology, peptides, supplements. Choose a goal and, if you like, whether to show the specifics for men or for women.

  2. Get the breakdown

    What the combination gives for your goal, which side effects are possible and how to notice them early.

  3. Lower the risks

    What may lower each risk, and which check-ups and blood tests to do and when. You can print the checklist or save it as a PDF.

  • Checked against sources

    Every substance is described from open medical sources: studies on PubMed, LiverTox and StatPearls (NIH), FDA and EMA labels, and the WADA List.

  • No doses or schedules

    No dosages, schedules or tips on where to buy. Only information that helps reduce harm.

  • Not a substitute for a doctor

    The breakdown is educational. Decide on any medicine only with a doctor and based on blood tests.

AWPrep for coaches is a separate service for nutrition and training plans. The Stack Analyzer reference is not connected with it and is not used to prescribe any substances.