Blue Triangle Shape Pill Gp

blue triangle pill with GP imprint

The pills are smaller than an aspirin, light to medium blue, has a crease on one side and GP on the other. Any ideas on what this could be? ## Rumor has it in other related threads that this blue triangular pill imprinted with GP on one side is an anti-estrogen steroid by the name of Arimidex (Anastrozole). The manufacturer is known as Geneza Pharmaceuticals (hence the 'GP'). Oddly enough for a steroid, Anastrozole is also touted for use in treating certain types of breast cancer. While my finding is speculative, I haven't come across any other specific details hinting at another possibility outside of Arimidex... Viagra has the same shape and color, but no GP marking, at least to my knowledge. Hope this helps! ## Yes you are absolutely correct. I buy and use them personally...

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light blue triangle steroid pill

this is a very small lt blue pill in the shape of a triangle. it is a steroid. what is it called. ## I found the same unmark small blue triangle pill in my husbands pants pocket while doing laundry .He has been acting very funny.Mood swings fine one min next thing he is a diffrent person . He can back from Honduars. It's like it's not even him do anyone knows what kind of pill it is. It has no markings no code .Can anyone help me to find out what it is. ## It's likely 1mg arimidex made by a company called GP used by steroid users to block the testosterone aromatizing into estrogen. You take 1 per day or every other day to avoid gynecomastia they would be light blue. 1mm thick and 3-4mm per side Im theweeninjaguy on muscletalk.co.uk ## Could also be Russian blue heart anabol....

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