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I've been on Androgel for 8 years and I'm on 4 pumps with 500iu's of hCG every other day. I run in the 1400's for total T and I've been feeling great for years. I jump on ExcelMale about 2-3 times a week just to read and check on any new developments but I don't have any complaints or issues.

Yes, I used 500iu's every other day.

Just the shoulders and upper arms.

I've been on Androgel since 2014 and I hit 1339 total T on 4 pumps. https://www.excelmale.com/forum/threads/my-labs-on-4-pumps-of-androgel-and-500ius-of-hcg-eod.9352/#post-60405 I've dropped the dosage since then but I'm still on it to this day and doing great.

Did a doc give him that HCG? What did the doc say or recommend?

This is great that you know the contributors so now, you can fix those and hopefully, it can resolve the HCT, HGB and E2 issues.

You shouldn't have to donate blood while on TRT. Think about it, young men in their 20's, at the highest levels of TRT in their lives, don't have to donate blood. If your HGB and HCT are climbing, then you need to lower your dose. I've been on TRT for over 6 years and never had to donate. My...

Oh, I see what you're saying. I'll eventually start to feel the difference from no HCG.

Let me update. I still haven't felt any difference mentally but I see a slow shrinkage in my testicles and less ejaculate. My libido is still strong. I get my new shipment of HCG next week so I'll see what I should do.

Hi, What's your protocol for the HCG?

Great question. What happens with the solvent over time? I would imagine the bac water has alcohol in it so that it can stop bacteria growth over time and the solvent doesn't? Am I correct? Does this impact the strength of the mixed HCG?

Hi, My current protocol is 4 pumps of androgel daily with 500iu's of hCG every other day. I've hit over 1300 total T on this protocol: My labs on 4 pumps of Androgel and 500iu's of hCG EOD With the pandemic, I couldn't get the hCG and I only had one bottle left so I stretched it out. For the...

Sometimes that's the only way a person can get T. Thankfully, I've always run into docs that let me self inject before I went to Androgel but for some people, going to a doc's office is the only option they have.

I read that while google searching. It could be wrong. I’m just trying to see what I’m missing out on and to be honest, it doesn’t seem like much. If a person could handle HCG, they might be pretty much covered

I’m wondering if HCG can replace those missed hormones or are there more? It looks like FSH, IGF and kisspeptin are missing too