Liquid SARMs

Liquid SARMs are the quickest way to work with these compounds. Each product is dissolved at a fixed concentration, usually in USP-grade PEG-400, and bottled in 30 mL glass with a glass dropper fixed into the cap. You measure by volume and skip the balance.

Why choose liquid SARMs?

Weighing a few milligrams of powder accurately takes a good analytical balance and some practice. A liquid at, say, 20 mg/mL turns that into a volume you can read off a dropper. The compound is already fully dissolved, so every millilitre holds the same amount.

Glass matters too. Plastic droppers and bottles can leach plasticizers into PEG solutions over time, so we use glass for both.

Liquid SARMs we carry

The range includes liquid ostarine at 25 mg/mL, liquid ligandrol at 10 mg/mL, liquid testolone (RAD-140) at 15 mg/mL and liquid S23 at 20 mg/mL. We also stock andarine S4, YK-11 and RAD-150.

Non-SARM compounds that are often studied alongside them come in liquid form too: liquid cardarine, liquid ibutamoren (MK-677), SR-9009, MK-777 and the topical RU-58841, which uses a metered pump instead of a dropper.

How our liquid SARMs are made and tested

We start with raw material that tests at 98% purity or higher. It’s dissolved at a set concentration, bottled in the USA and sealed. Then every batch goes to MZ Biolabs, an independent lab in Arizona, and we publish the purity and COA date on each product page. There are two exceptions to our PEG-400 base. MK-777 dissolves better in a mix of PEG-400 and ethanol, and the topical RU-58841 uses its own carrier.

Published research on these compounds is searchable on PubMed.

Storing liquid SARMs

Keep bottles upright, tightly capped and away from heat and sunlight. Room temperature is fine. If a bottle gets cold in transit and the solution looks cloudy, let it warm up and swirl it gently.

If you’d rather prepare your own solutions, see our SARMs powder range. To save on two or three bottles, look at our SARMs stacks. All liquid SARMs are for laboratory research only and aren’t for human consumption.

Liquid SARMs FAQ

What carrier do your liquids use?

USP-grade PEG-400 for nearly all of them. MK-777 uses PEG-400 with ethanol, and the topical RU-58841 has its own carrier.

How big is each bottle?

30 mL. The concentration depends on the compound and is listed on each product page.

Can I get the same compounds as powder?

Most of them, yes. See the SARMs powder category.

Do liquid SARMs need refrigeration?

No. Store them upright at room temperature, away from sunlight and heat. A cupboard or drawer works well.

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