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The list and amount of inactive ingredients appear to be exactly the same in both the Ward and Pfizer Testosterone Cypionate. There should be no significant difference. I use Watson generic.

No to trivialize what is happening to you, as I also have an anxiety disorder, but it seems that it is all psychosomatic. When we continuously check our pulse and are anxious about it, it will go up. Same thing with blood pressure. It is possible that you are just anxious about being on new...

Bishop, just as an FYI, Defy Medical has a program for men who have doctors that will not prescribe hCG. Might be worth taking a look into. It is very affordable and they are great people. http://www.defymedical.com/services/hcg-support-therapy-for-men

The only issue with a little air is that it is taking the place of whatever you are injecting so therefore you aren't getting a full dose.

http://www.allegromedical.com/diabetic-supplies-c520/easy-touch-insulin-syringe-p564904.html This is the syringe that I use. I go with the 27G 1/2".

It is IM. Shallow, but still IM.

What dosage and schedule are you on with the Sustanon?

I would repeat the CMP to ensure it is accurate. If the liver enzymes are still elevated, I would go see the doctor who will probably order more blood work and possibly a sonogram of your liver.

Sounds like you also need to purchase an empty sterile vial.

Just go ahead and buy a vial of bac water. Don't take it all at once.

Some can definitely be more sensitive to the effects of E2. Some people can experience issues if there E2 goes up or down just a few points. It just depends. Like Nelson said, I would definitely talk with your dr. about lowering the anastrozole dosage. It sounds like you might have just...

I agree with Vince. Seems like a coincidence. I would look elsewhere for a source if it continues.

If your vial has 5000 IU of hCG and you add 5mL of BAC water then 10 units of the water in an insulin syringe (or .10mL) would contain 100 IU of hCG. So in this scenario you would inject 10 units or .10mL 5x per week.

My recommendation would be to get a "low dead space" syringe such as an insulin syringe, especially if you are doing subq. Injecting an air bubble subq will not harm you though. No need to change the needle out either as you won't have much of an issue drawing the testosterone through the 29G...

How long after taking your last injection did you have the blood drawn? It is likely the hCG would have boosted your T level initially on top of what your body was already producing. Once your endogenous production was suppressed your number dropped. Try taking a larger dose of the T, e.g...

Called APS Pharmacy this morning. Their Methylcobalamin does not need to be refrigerated.

Your LH and FSH levels are highly suppressed due to your current exogenous testosterone (if it is legit) and hCG usage. That is to be expected. In my opinion, the testosterone you are using is probably no good. Your testosterone is lower now probably because you have suppressed natural...

My SHBG was 29.7 on a range of 16.5 to 55.9 when I had it tested earlier this year. This was before TRT so it has probably lowered some. I think I will have it tested again on my next labs to see where it is now.

The ratio model certainly does make since. My only problem though is I was experiencing symptoms of high e2, i.e. edema, moodiness (feeling bad for myself all the time and wanting to cry), extreme irritability, etc. I guess I just need to find a dosage that works for me.

Probably water weight.

Manufacturer is APS pharmacy.

After getting home and looking it is from APS pharmacy and it doesn't say to refrigerate. Anyone else get b12 from them?

Hello, How long would you guys think injectable methylcobalamin which states to keep refrigerated will stay good for outside of refrigeration? Why does it need to be refrigerated in the first place?

This is my 3rd dose. I take my T on Sunday morning/Wednesday evening. I received the anastrozole on Friday last week and went ahead and took a dose. I then took my dose on Sunday and then last night, Wednesday.

Yes. Off the top of my head it was 38. I have been having edema, bad irritability and moodiness. T was around 649. Both of these were trough level.

Hello, Last night something happened that has never happened to me before and I wanted to get your guy's opinions. I was recently prescribed anastrozole/DIM .25mg/200mg to be taken at the time of each biweekly testosterone cypionate injection of 50mg. I was also told to take 200mg DIM every...

Not meaning to answer for Nelson but you should be good to go. Since it is still technically an IM injection it wouldn't hurt to aspirate but I wouldn't sweat it if I forgot.

I have to disagree with Chris' assessment of primary. With your testosterone being so low I would expect your LH to be spiking if you were primary. I would lean towards secondary in my opinion.

Testosterone Cypionate shouldn't cause nausea but getting a shot can induce a vasovagal response which can cause nausea. Some people can get this just from smelling rubbing alcohol due to the association.

Ditto to Vince's advice.

Yes. It is fine.