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06 AUG 2026
CompoundsAnabolic steroid Methoxygonadiene (Max LMG)
Anabolic steroidAndrogenNon-aromatisingOralDesigner steroidProgestin

Methoxygonadiene (Max LMG)

Also known as Max LMG · Methoxydienone · Methoxygonadiene · 13-ethyl-3-methoxy-gona-2,5(10)-dien-17-one

Methoxygonadiene (Max LMG) is a progestin-derived prohormone that converts toward the potent progestin/anabolic promagnon-type steroid. Used as a non-aromatising 'wet' bulking base with anti-estrogen synergy, its effects and its progestogenic risks are documented only anecdotally.

01 Overview

Methoxygonadiene (also called Max LMG or methoxydienone) is a 13-ethyl gonane steroid related to the progestin family. In the body it is thought to convert to an active progestin/anabolic compound (a promagnon/tetrahydrogestrinone-adjacent structure), giving it a reputation as a non-aromatising 'base' compound that stacks well and adds fullness without direct estrogen conversion.

Because its lineage is progestational, the main concerns are progestogenic side effects — libido changes and potential gynecomastia via progesterone-receptor activity — alongside HPTA suppression. It is not 17-alpha-methylated, so liver strain is comparatively lower than the alkylated designer steroids. No controlled human data exist; all claims are anecdotal or inferred from related progestins. It is treated as a designer steroid under sport and drug regulations.

02 Mechanism

13-ethylgonane progestin derivative converting to an active progestin/anabolic steroid that binds androgen and progesterone receptors; does not aromatise.

03 Dosing

TierDoseRouteNotes
Common (marketed)25–75 mg/dayOralHistoric labelled dosing, often as a stack base over 4-6 weeks.

Ester comparison

EsterHalf-lifeInjection freq.Testosterone by mass

04 Effects

EffectMagnitudeEvidence
Fullness / lean gainReported fullness and steady lean gains as a bulking base.modestAnecdotal
Stacks without added estrogenNon-aromatising nature makes it a popular base to pair with other prohormones.n/aAnecdotal

05 Side effects

EffectSeverityFrequencyEvidenceCountermeasures
Progestogenic effects (libido loss, gyno risk)Reduced libido and progesterone-mediated gynecomastia risk reported.ModerateCommonAnecdotal
HPTA suppressionTestosterone suppression requiring recovery support.ModerateNear-universalAnecdotal

07 References

Methoxygonadiene / methoxydienone metabolism and detectionDrug Testing and Analysis
Designer progestin-derived steroids in supplementsPubMed

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