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Depends on the ester, but it takes 5 half lives to reach your stable point I think. For Cyp that’s about 5-6 weeks

If you can measure the amount left in one of those 27g syringes I’d be amazed (and also want to know the amount)

27g 1/2in fixed needle insulin syringes. No waste

what’s the question? They’re both pretty strong

It’s been 3 weeks, so you haven't reached your highest stable level yet. Smaller injections more often will still take time to build up to that average peak

I doubt anyone is going to be able to tell you. Since you’re taking Tren I’m assuming this is a cycle and not TRT and you don’t have bloodwork?

Your LH and FSH are very high, but total test is low. Wonder what your SHBG is since free test is midrange. Looks like you’re primary

Fake test? Not likely if it’s from a dr or pharmacy. Sometimes SQ leaves bumps or swelling. I don’t know that it’s any more effective SQ vs IM, but some ppl respond differently to each. Personally I’d to test IM and HCG SQ and don’t worry about trying to mix them into one shot

Yeah how long since you started? It can take 2-3 months for things to balance & you’ll probably feel up and down during that time

That makes more sense. No idea with the water retention; I didn’t get any but everyone is different. HCG could be a cause of that. I’d suggest holding off on the AI until you get labs. Otherwise how do you feel?

.75 of 200mg 4x a week is ... 150 four times? Or 150 split into 4 injections? Using 1cc a week of what?

That’s a lot of Caber ... I took .25mg x2 per week and that gave me anxiety. Does it help delayed orgasm?

How much HGH were you using daily?

Taking HCG will keep your LH suppressed. Once you stop taking it, the real ‘restart’ begins. Clomid & Tamoxifen are what get your body to start making its own LH again, and that’s what you want.

Once he started the AI, why did his TT drop? I would figure the lack of e2 would cause his body to make more T, not less? edit: was it because the Tamoxifen was keeping his TT high, and when he stopped, his TT went down?

This seems right. Low T can mean low E, since there isn’t enough conversion. Symptoms seem like low T and low E to me

don’t really have an answer, however I’m interested in your experience with Natesto. I’ve brought it up to my Dr and he’s open to trying it, but haven’t read any user experiences yet.

I guess my question would be ‘what is considered high?’

I started at a clinic that used Sun Pharma and felt good. 6 months later they switched to Empower 5ml bottles and I swore I felt different, and not in a good way. I’m back on pharma grade (West-Ward or Pfizer) and feel good. Can’t scientifically say compounded is different tho

Their website (natesto) offers payment and rebate plans, might give them a call

I’m interested in trying this out. The only issue is on their website they show that with 33mg daily the average TT is only 430ng, which isn’t great. Those spikes go up to 800ng but drop quickly. How would that feel?

Feel good, why change anything?

Took a look at their website, not sure how well this would work as it’s own treatment, but since it’s kinda like test suspension, do you think taking 2 pumps before a workout would help for bodybuilding purposes?

When do you take magnesium? How much? Thinking of including that

I’m assuming they would say don’t use an AI

weird no I didn’t need a script for them

EasyTouch Insulin Syringe 27 Gauge, 1cc, 1/2" - 100ct $18 for 100, draw and shoot with same pin

Makes sense right? Less insulin release, less growth after workouts

Usually guys visit these forums to ask questions or get advice because they’re not feeling better on TRT. The ones that feel fine usually don’t hang around to tell us how good they feel

I read on Pfizer’s website that they have a shortage of 200mg/ml cyp until October-November. That’s causing ppl who usually buy the brand name to use generic, which is causing a shortage of generic now.

E2 of 11 with higher SHBG? That could be part of the problem ... try something to raise that up?